Dr. Tom Woods has once again ventured into a forbidden topic. In a recent post, Dr. Woods discussed the ridiculousness of censorship on Big Tech platforms. Specifically, the topic being censored now by Big Tech is the 2020 election and someone called Q Shaman.
We all know there are certain topics that the Big Tech platforms — YouTube especially — won’t let you discuss.
Or, put more precisely, since so much content is released on these platforms, they probably won’t be able to take down literally every post on a particular topic, but you always have to be looking over your shoulder, wondering if your post — or indeed your entire account — will be deleted.
One of those topics, of course, is the 2020 election.
I have seen people have YouTube videos removed simply for mentioning that other people have questioned the results. That’s how ridiculous it is.
Well, here’s a bizarre twist.
You’ll remember the guy known as the Q Shaman, the guy with the horns sitting in Mike Pence’s seat in the Senate on January 6.
To be honest, he seems (to put it delicately) like rather an oddball to me. But because I’m a curious person, I see no reason why I shouldn’t be able to listen to what he has to say.
But Twitter and the other platforms sure do.
My longtime friend Jason Rink recently completed a three-part documentary series on the Q Shaman, called Q Sent Me. It makes no ideological judgments. It simply tells the story, and lets the man and those close to him (including his mother) say what they want to say. That’s it.
For heaven’s sake, we’ve let Jeffrey Dahmer and George W. Bush speak to the public; what possible reason could there be for banning anything that involves Jacob Chansley (the Q Shaman)?
Tons of interviews done with people like Pelosi, Cheney and Biden have been posted online claiming that the 2020 election was the “safest and most secure in history.” None of those interviews have been removed even when it has been shown not to be true. See 2000 Mules to understand just one aspect of the fraud that was perpetrated.
Why are opposing views being silenced? This smells of the Gestapo and the KGB to say nothing of the Chinese secret police.
Dr. Woods went on:
But the day after I interviewed Jason, Twitter removed the film’s account.
And of course, there’s no chance YouTube will allow the film.
Again, serial killers have been interviewed and their interviews posted online. But not a guy with horns on his head?
I rather doubt people are going to be converted to his cause by listening to Chansley talk about the “quantum realm.” But you’re still not even allowed to see even a straightforward telling of his story.
Here’s my conversation with filmmaker and all-around good guy Jason Rink about the subject and the ordeal. We also discuss the independent platform Movies Plus, which does feature the film and which is another example of a new alternative platform that goes against the grain.
Enjoy:
https://tomwoods.com/ep-2236-the-man-whose-words-are-forbidden/
We need more platforms that do not walk in lockstep with the totalitarian views of our government.