Tim Pool reports that he has been invited to a social media
summit at the White House on Thursday, July 11, 2019.
Pool, toward the end of this video, refers to the Pakman
video presented yesterday. Pool reasons that big Tech thinks that since independent
media is more likely to be conservative than legacy mainstream media, social
media companies can help steer the 2020 elections toward Democrats by reducing
the visibility of independent media, even though there are exceptions (Pakman
himself steers center-Left).
Furthermore, right wing voices don’t like to work together,
protest, show “solidarity” and work with established non-profits. They generally don’t organize as well as the
left (Trump in a way was an unusual exception in 2016 with the help of foreign
interference). So silencing them individually tends to silence them collectively.
Pool gives some analysis of the removal of his video about
Pinterest, as motivated by favoritism at YouTube, when other similar videos discussing
“identities” of people involved in payment processor bans were not banned for
privacy reasons.
Pool and Pakman are very principled. The point out that some
of the executives at big Tech do not understand how far Left they are, and don’t
get that normal conservatism is not fascism.
In the meantime , Carlos Maza is now attacking capitalism
itself – which has served him well.
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