Tucker Carlson warns Mark Zuckerberg

**ExomatrixTV** · 21st October 2019 21:08

Tucker Carlson Warns Mark Zuckerberg

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=9X8D7G4ZCKw

After Mark Zuckerberg's recent speech at Georgetown University where he praises freedom of speech, Alex Jones and Tucker Carlson reveal the obvious lies of the young billionaire threatening to influence our election.

I dont need to watch the entire video to understand what the true agenda is for Zuckerberg and his cohorts..... The old saying that "Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely" is the obvious conclusion. Zuckerberg and his ilk know exactly what power they garner and wield. If one believes that the CEO's of all these SM Giants are going to give it up with a snap of the fingers is delusional. The SM Giants are the harbingers of Globalism and of the Orwellian mindset, that has become blatantly obvious with their relentless Banning of Alex Jones and his ilk. because some comity ,and algorithm dictates that people like Alex Jones has nothing to say that any Liberal Progressive wants to hear, as a matter of fact if your a Conservative then it is even more important to silence that voice. Because conservatism breeds Independence and questions authority which Big Brother is not prepared to deal with, because it is not prepared to be proven that its entire existence is built on misinformation, Clandestine agendas, and control.

Tucker Carlson Warns Mark Zuckerberg

They're not blocking 'hate speech'. They're blocking speech they hate

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=336OcJjGOMw

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Zuckerberg speaking for free speech is like Lenin defending capitalism.

“Everyone has a voice! This is terrible and destroying Democracy!” - NYT

I can’t wait until the fake news NYT goes bankrupt.

Ghost L [quote]: "I’ll believe Zuckerberg when they bring back Alex Jones." [unquote]

They're not blocking 'hate speech'. They're blocking speech they hate

**ExomatrixTV** · 21st October 2019 21:32

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**ExomatrixTV** · 21st October 2019 22:45

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**Mashika** · 22nd October 2019 01:47

I don't like Alex Jones, i watched a few of his videos in the past and i could not believe him, I felt like he was a fake as some of the information he posted didn't really look right when looking at the source in more detail

However in this case i completely believe Alex Jones is right. There is something very wrong with Mark Zuckerberg, he's corrupted to the core and it shows badly even when he tries to hide it away behind a nice speech

It's a terrible dangerous situation when someone has so much power that he goes and says some specific things people want to hear, then goes and does the complete opposite with no or very few consequences

**ExomatrixTV** · 22nd October 2019 01:51

Since when does some one "need to be liked" to consider anything! Nobody is flawless ... and yes style can differ and I too do not like certain aspects of Alex ... but hey I hope most do not want to "like me" either if I feel the need to tell as good as I can what I deem important or not. Because it is not about vanity contest but much more being authentic and honest to yourself first without the need to be "nice" & "liked" by everybody.

Some do not like to see how expressive some one is dealing with ventilating frustrations ... mostly because they can not express their own emotions freely ... thus assume "it must some how be wrong to do so" even if it is justified. By the way there ARE ways to be CONSTRUCTIVELY angry & upset but most have learned NOT to use that part of themselves. Most "people pleasers" end up in a conflict they can not handle different expectations from so many people they see as their peers ... this problem is as old as the human race is

**Mashika** · 22nd October 2019 02:02

Posted by ExomatrixTV (here)
Since when does some one "need to be liked" to consider anything! Nobody is flawless ... and yes style can differ and I too do not like certain aspects of Alex ... but hey I hope most do not want to "like me" either if I feel the need to tell as good as I can what I deem important or not. Because it is not about vanity contest but much more being authentic and honest to yourself first without the need to be "nice" & "liked" by everybody.

Some do not like to see how expressive some one is dealing with ventilating frustrations ... mostly because they can not express their own emotions freely ... thus assume "it must some how be wrong to do so" even if it is justified. By the way there ARE ways to be CONSTRUCTIVELY angry & upset but most have learned NOT to use that part of themselves.

I guess what i meant to say is i did not like him as in "i don't like what's he's presenting because i find it not true"

Should have been more clear about it

And there is a difference between how he posts, sometimes trying to lead people through emotions or patriotism, and the way you present your stuff, being more direct and honest, i have read several of your threads here and yes i find a lot of difference between you and Alex Jones.

This is my perception only but i do find you are more honest than he is, and that's basically it, i don't like when people try to lead me through emotions or such, i like when people say "this is what i found and think of this particular issue, no more no less"

**ExomatrixTV** · 22nd October 2019 02:05

If you see or hear something that SEEMS (is alleged) "not true", be more specific, to "feel something is not true" is not really helping for clarity & practicing discernment skills!

**Mashika** · 22nd October 2019 02:23

Posted by ExomatrixTV (here)
If you see or hear something that SEEMS (is alleged) "not true", be more specific, to "feel something is not true" is not really helping for clarity & practicing discernment skills!

In general i expressed what i think of Alex Jones, this is not a thread about Alex Jones and i only mentioned that because i thought it was pertinent to make clear where i stand on that aspect before agreeing with him on the Mark Zuckerberg issue, which is the topic of this thread

I'm sorry if it bothered you but i did say i listened or read what Alex Jones had to say and i found it to be not true when i looked more into the sources, that's my perception of him.

You may have a different perception that doesn't align with my views and that's ok but i never attacked or got angry with you because of that. Discussing Alex Jones is pointless, we would end into a bad argument which no one needs here, or anywhere else

I said what i said because that's what i believe and i don't like to be dishonest, so i say what i think. May be possible and most likely is that my English is not as good as i think and if i got the wrong message through i apologize. And i'm not sure as it looks ok to me

I'm not going to force my view in any way, i posted what i posted and i'm sorry it bothered you like that. Let's end the conversation now, i don't see how i can say something that adds to your thread in a positive way at this time

Thanks

**Bill Ryan** · 22nd October 2019 08:46

(aside) Hi there, Exomatrix/John and Mashika. No hassle here.

Alex Jones is an interesting, bull-in-a-china-shop personality, and we have lots of threads about him. They're easily found.

Personally my dictum is simple: if he's been so extensively demonized and deplatformed, he must have been saying some things that were dangerous to the establishment. And I think he was.

He's not always 100% right, in my opinion, but he often is — and we need more people with that kind of courage. I'd suggest everything he says about Zuckerberg, Google, the media, and censorship can be taken to the bank.

**gs_powered** · 22nd October 2019 14:47

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
Personally my dictum is simple: if he's been so extensively demonized and deplatformed, he must have been saying some things that were dangerous to the establishment.

At the same time, if I was the "establishment" I'd use that perception to my own advantages and censor those who have followers but are not accurate in their claims, just to empower them and mislead even more people...

edit: Just realized this is WAY off topic, sorry and please delete if appropriate

**Bill Ryan** · 22nd October 2019 15:06

Posted by gs_powered (here)

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
Personally my dictum is simple: if he's been so extensively demonized and deplatformed, he must have been saying some things that were dangerous to the establishment.

At the same time, if I was the "establishment" I'd use that perception to my own advantages and censor those who have followers but are not accurate in their claims, just to empower them and mislead even more people...

edit: Just realized this is WAY off topic, sorry and please delete if appropriate

Well, not really off-topic. I listened carefully to what Alex Jones stated in his report showcased by Tucker Carlson in post #1, and there's not a single word he said that I'd disagree with.