How the Tech Giants Killed Jared Taylor's Free Speech Lawsuit Against Twitter

'We decided to sue Twitter for censorship.'
By Jared Taylor: As you may know, in 2018 I and American Renaissance sued Twitter after it banned our accounts. After some initial successes, we lost on a couple of crucial rulings and decided not to appeal. Here is the story.
In 2011, I started a Twitter account and American Renaissance set up a corporate account. In 2017, Twitter gave me its blue-check “verification badge,” and by December, I and AmRen had more than 70,000 combined followers. On the 18th of that month, Twitter permanently banned both accounts without explanation or warning. We immediately appealed the bans and were told by email that we were “violating Twitter’s Terms of Service, specifically the Twitter Rules against being affiliated with a violent extremist group.” This was, of course, nonsense, but we were never able to learn from Twitter what “violent extremist group” it had in mind or what our “affiliation” was. We decided to sue Twitter for censorship.
We filed a complaint, which went before Judge Harold Kahn in the Superior Court of California on March 14, 2018. We had three grounds to believe Twitter’s action in banning us was illegal, and they are laid out in the complaint below.

How Do You Know What You Know?

Larken Rose: How do you know what you know? That question is a lot more important than most people assume, and the recent ridiculous spectacle surrounding Covid-19 is a shining example of that.

Jews' Duplicity About Their 2014 Genocidal Rampage Against Indigenous Gentiles Of Palestine ‘Operation Brothers Keeper’

"Operation Brothers Keeper" has a nice ring to it, but the name represents months of duplicity by the Jews, not only toward their own people, but toward the world, in order to perpetrate injustices on the indigenous Gentile people of Palestine who's land the blood profiteering Jews are in the process of stealing.

By Kathryn Shihadah: The summer of 2014, when Operation Brothers Keeper emerged, was an exceptionally violent season in a decades-long stretch of violence in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories – a conflict defined by the Palestinian struggle for self-determination and against confiscation of their land; a conflict that has consistently seen many times more Gentile casualties than Jews.
Palestinians took to the streets that summer for much the same reason they always had: to struggle against oppression. The Jewish Israel Death Forces IDF came out to defend the Jews’s status as oppressors.