WordPress Takes Down Fellowship of the Minds

As we all knew at the time, the silencing of Infowars was only the beginning. Now WordPress has joined the leftist lynchmob, along with Facebook, Google, Apple, Disqus, and the rest of the Silicon Valley giants who have taken upon themselves responsibility for deciding what we should read. If you try to visit the right-leaning blog Fellowship of the Minds today, you will find a WordPress page announcing that the blog has been “archived or suspended in accordance with our Terms of Service.”

The site’s author Dr. Eowyn has not yet been banned from Facebook, where he expresses bewilderment over specifically which thought crime got his blog killed. He may never know. As noted previously, under tyrannical systems, it is not specifically what you say that is a crime; it is your dissident attitude that is punished.

It looks like WordPress did the same thing at the same time to Saboteur 365. Some coincidence.

It doesn’t matter whether you are a fan of these sites. If your outlook is anywhere right of center, they will get around to your favorite sites in time.

The tech sector is homogeneously far left. Those who express sentiments inconsistent with hardcore moonbattery — even privately, like Brendan Eich — are driven out. This gives it power that authoritarians in Washington, constrained by the Constitution and by the election of conservatives, can only dream about.

Imagine a world of pure moonbattery, where everything you look at evokes nausea and horror. Every politician is Barack Obama. Every newscaster in Rachel Maddow. Every athlete is Colin Kaepernick. Every musician is Donald Glover. Every actor is Ezra Miller. The fundamental liberties of free speech, self-defense, and even property ownership inevitably vanish as we are inundated, looted, and eventually enslaved by a never-ending tsunami from the Third World.

Each of us will think we are the only one who doesn’t like it.

That’s the world the Internet will impose if the decentralized totalitarianism encroaching from Silicon Valley does not encounter successful pushback.

On a tip from Matthew S.

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