Big sports is at it AGAIN!
Just one week after blocking coverage of the standing ovation given to former President Donald Trump at the Alabama-Georgia game, NBC Sports refused to show THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD in the stands at the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Dallas Cowboys game.
Musk, who was fresh off of his speech at the Trump rally’s return to Butler, Pennsylvania, stopped by the game and even partook in the festivities by swinging his “terrible towel” in the air.
Yet, no coverage.
As we mentioned here last week, it’s funny how big sports media will show videos of pop star Taylor Swift ad nauseam, yet won’t show video two of the most important people in the world — the wealthiest man alive and the leading candidate for President of the United States.
To big media, we say: Play ball. Show the footage, and let the people decide who they like.
Just days after France arrested Telegram’s CEO for violation of its new, stringent censorship laws, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is speaking out about pressure the Biden/Harris administration placed on Meta (formerly Facebook) to squelch free speech.
In a letter to Congress, Zuckerberg stated that the Biden/Harris White House pressured Meta (including Instagram) to silence free speech on COVID posts — including satire (i.e., jokes) about COVID vaccines and lockdowns.
The Meta CEO stepped forward after other tech CEOs became outspoken about censorship afoot around the globe.
Zuckerberg says he now “regrets” caving into the pressure of censoring Americans on his platform.
SOON: Expect more tech leaders to speak out. This outspoken trend of tech leaders is expected to continue, as Trump’s Vice Presidential pick J.D. Vance promised to bring to the ticket a slew of Silicon Valley allies.