by Freedomist Curator | Jul 29, 2021 | Headlines, rights watch, web and tech
Sometimes moral panics emerge, sometimes they are engineered. The Nazi boogeyman is the kind of moral panic that is engineered, and seeking to make the world safe by preventing dangerous thoughts and misinformation is far more tyrannical than the alleged boogeyman...
by Bill Collier | Jul 26, 2021 | Front Page, Publisher Bill Collier, web and tech
By Bill Collier- We don’t trust any major “platform” or even any US or international institution, to tell the truth, to play fair, or to look out for the good of the people and we have very good reasons to exercise a healthy and robust level of...
by Bill Collier | Jul 24, 2021 | Default, Front Page, projects of Upadaria, Upadarian Voice, web and tech, willem iv microblog
The Upadaria platform is many things and it is at its heart a vision come true, a vision initially seen by first founder Willem IV (myself) in 1982. We can say that what we are building in terms of our platform and other genesis structures is designed as our best...
by Freedomist Editor | Jul 23, 2021 | Front Page, Headlines, staff, web and tech
A worldwide panic happened yesterday when a number of major sites, including Amazon and, gasp, Steam, went down as a result of an attack or a glitch that knocked out some major DNS servers. Fortunuately, we all pushed through and we can now once again play games and...
by Bill Collier | Jul 17, 2021 | Front Page, Publisher Bill Collier, web and tech
Publisher, Bill Collier- People who spread misinformation are a bane to our existence, especially when they do so knowingly and also when they don’t do the basic due diligence necessary to screen out ridiculous claims. The problem is that the definition of...
by Bill Collier | Jul 3, 2021 | A US News, Front Page, Publisher Bill Collier, web and tech
It isn’t really unexpected news to hear that a recent study by the National Academy of Sciences of The United States of America exposed the simple fact that going hostile and negative gets more engagement. The study reveals: …. posts about the political...
