Before Ann Coulter Conquered Twitter, She Conquered Facebook

US federal law  requires that their providers keep a complete log of the metadata of their users for two years—and requires these providers provide the decryption key for any encrypted data that they send. This allows these providers to collect and sell all of their users’ internet browser histories—and, most stunningly, allows Facebook to use for their own secret purposes all of the images, videos, reports, audio, and other data posted to their site by their users. […]

The attack on news sites with alternative viewpoints constitutes an attack on free speech. We know for a fact Google’s Eric Schmidt was working with the Clinton campaign. We do know that the targeted “fake news” is largely conservative. A class-action lawsuit by aggrieved parties targeting the Google monopoly and attack on free speech may be appropriate here, and it will stick. […]

Responding to Russia’s order to leave Syria immediately, this report continues, saw US Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman rushing to meet the Chief of the Russian General Staff General Valery Gerasimov—whose discussion remains more highly classified than this general report allows to be noted—but whose essence can, most certainly, be ascertained by Foreign Minister Lavrov then bluntly warning the Americans to discipline their Jabhat al-Nusra terrorist force in Syria or “otherwise it would be exterminated”. […]