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Part II of the Twitter files reveal and much, much more

Tonight, Tucker reveals that Apple computers blocked all P2P communications for the Chinese Government to help them stop the protests. Apple used to have air drop which allows file transfers without the use of the Internet. But they dropped an update which disabled it in China without telling the people it disabled it.

The collusion of big business with totalitarian government is known as fascism. It also happens in Canada in much the same way, and we have published the proof of it over and over, where Facebook worked with the Canadian government under Trudeau to block signals from phones at protests to people’s accounts showing the protest and speakers etc.

Tucker also has a segment of Dr. Malhotra from his morning show yesterday.

After watching the opening monologue, one might think that China abuses its monopoly on force to oppress its people. The US, Canada and the West abuses public trust in authority and government to do the same. Clearly across the West, governments are also trying to abuse public trust in them to achieve a monopoly on force. Then they will use that, just like China does.

Opening monologue is about the dialectical use of the man who shot up a gay bar to attack effective counter-revolutionary voices, and remove all means of force multipliers from the public, but not from the increasingly obedient to leftist authority, security services.

Haven’t had a chance to see it all yet. Hopefully soon we can post some of the amazing footage from the OCSB from last night that is coming in. Meanwhile, Tucker continues to bravely take on the attacks on every sacred taboo upon which our civilization depends.

In this episode, Tucker does a fairly sophisticated dance around the dialectic as it is used as an attack vector in terms of sex reassignment, or “gender theory”. In this case, demonstrating how the attack on a gay bar in the US was rapidly weaponized via Marxist dialectics as a means to stop any and all criticism of pedophiles.

As we know, calling observations about the left and its policies and demands against the greater population Vs. its own behaviour, ‘hypocrisy’ means unwitting controlled opposition. Tucker doesn’t actually call it that though, but doesn’t do the deep dive into the tactic of Marxist dialectics either. Which would certainly be too difficult for a mass audience. It would take a serious course of episodes, far too long to hold a TV audience’s attention to explain that, even if he did it on his long form show every day for a week. Although that would still maybe be worth a try.

Either way, last night’s show is worth watching.