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As America grieved Charlie Kirk’s death, California rammed through one of the harshest censorship bills in U.S. history.
SB 771 gives the state sweeping power to police online speech—with penalties so crushing they could bankrupt ordinary citizens.
Lawmakers approved $500,000 fines for “hateful” posts, and $1 million for willful violations. In under a week, the bill shot through both chambers and now sits on Gavin Newsom’s desk. If signed, politicians—not the people—will decide which words are allowed, and which could destroy your life.
YouTube just admitted the Biden White House pressured Google to silence lawful COVID and election speech—proof that Washington rigged the online narrative.
Now, years later, YouTube says it will allow banned creators to return, but only if they hand over their government ID.
The man who promised peace is now fanning the flames of global war.
In a blistering post, President Trump declared that Ukraine can reclaim every inch of land Russia seized since 2022 and “maybe even go further.” He mocked Russia as a “paper tiger” and claimed NATO-backed Ukraine is only getting stronger.
