For years, the debate over Big Tech and its threat to freedom has centered most prominently on free speech. At stake is whether or not conservatives, populists, or any free-thinking or independent-minded individual who objects to our Regime’s corrupt ruling class will be allowed to share their views on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, and even whether they will be allowed to create alternatives without being hounded out of business. This battle is extremely important. But an arguably even more important fight concerns the financial ecosystem of the Internet, and on that front the situation is no less dire. Two weeks ago, PayPal abruptly announced a major new partnership with the Anti-Defamation League to investigate the financial transactions of its users: PayPal Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: PYPL), in partnership with ADL (the Anti-Defamation League), today announced a new partnership initiative to fight extremism and hate through the financial industry and across at-risk communities. This is the latest effort by PayPal in combating racism, hate and extremism across its platforms and the industry. Through this collaboration, PayPal and ADL have launched a research effort to address the urgent need to understand how extremist and hate movements throughout the U.S. are attempting to leverage financial platforms to fund criminal activity. The intelligence gathered through this research initiative will be shared broadly across the financial industry and with policymakers and law enforcement. This arrangement ought to arouse enormous concern, not just from conservatives, but anybody who cares about the danger totalitarian woke capital poses to the basic liberties of Americans. At a minimum, simple prudence requires that conservative groups do everything they can to decouple their financial well-being from PayPal’s services. But more generally, rank and file users should look elsewhere as well, and Republican lawmakers should take interest in what is unfolding. As will soon become clear, PayPal’s deal with the disgraced ADL ought to be treated as seriously as a massive data breach or hack of its users’ information. Earlier this year a hacker going by the moniker “God User” posted information on over over 700 million LinkedIn profiles on the DarkWeb; in 2019 Facebook experienced a devastating data breach concerning over 500 million users, whose information appeared online. Paypal sharing its user data with a radical political organization with a possible history of illegal activity must be treated with no less seriousness. In fact, the situation is far worse, as PayPal is intentionally inflicting this vulnerability on its users; unlike the data breaches described above, PayPal seems to have no intention of fixing the situation. Both PayPal and the ADL have been remarkably cagey about the exact details of their collaboration. In particular, PayPal has done nothing to reassure consumers that it won’t be turning over enormous amounts of sensitive information to the ADL.The ADL has their hands in a lot of pots, and this latest censorship venture, which was captured on camera by a citizen journalist who goes by the name Kyle is Based on X, is huge. In these first two clips, Kyle exposes the ADL’s alarmingly casual attitude towards censorship and banning people, totally disregarding the First Amendment rights of Americans as if it were an everyday occurrence—which it likely is. The ADL has even attempted to sway Elon Musk into banishing the top people on their private “hit list.” Part one:
Part two:?I went UNDERCOVER to expose the @ADL for their attempts to control social media platforms like @X.
Notice how casually they talk about censoring & banning YOU when they don't know they're on camera. I edited our discussion into 5 IMPORTANT clips to showcase their power. 1/5 pic.twitter.com/fqTsyIv4eb — Kyle - Undercover (@kyleisbased) August 10, 2023
The following two clips are deeply concerning, as Kyle reveals the ADL’s use of secret software to scour through social media posts in search of what they label as “extremism.” Many Americans might argue that the ADL’s current actions could be considered “extremism” and possibly even mentally ill. And just like Revolver reported many months back, the ADL still has their hands in finances through crowd funding, Stripe and GoFundme. Part three:In this second hidden camera clip, I CAUGHT the @ADL discussing how they attempt to influence @ElonMusk to pick and chose who they want to be banned from HIS platform.
We must stop these unamerican organizations from trying to influence our platforms. 2/5 pic.twitter.com/uTBgMcBUML — Kyle - Undercover (@kyleisbased) August 10, 2023
Part four:In this third clip I CAUGHT the @ADL admitting to using secret AI tech software to comb through gaming streams and podcasts for extremism.
Who are they targetting? Who are they to decide what and who is "extreme"? 3/5 pic.twitter.com/apASgMrPbi — Kyle - Undercover (@kyleisbased) August 10, 2023
Lastly, the final explosive clip reveals one of the most unsettling aspects of Kyle’s investigation; as the ADL openly acknowledges their efforts to influence local law enforcement and the FBI, essentially grooming them into their censorship forces. Part five:In this 4th hidden camera clip I EXPOSED the @ADL admitting to the manipulation and control of crowdfunding platforms like @stripe and @gofundme.
They have the ability to stop payment processing to anyone that spreads a message that they deem "hateful". 4/5 pic.twitter.com/w49BU8pwdj — Kyle - Undercover (@kyleisbased) August 10, 2023
Kyle also links to another thread exposing the ADL, which you may be interested in reading.In this final clip I CAUGHT the @ADL admitting to grooming local & federal law enforcement agencies like the @FBI into identifying "hate".
This has already been used against conservative Americans and will only get worse. This sets a VERY dangerous precedent for our future. 5/5 pic.twitter.com/Q5lLdm9zri — Kyle - Undercover (@kyleisbased) August 10, 2023
Clearly, the ADL and other groups and private businesses are doing the government’s dirty work. They’re assuming the role of enforcement so the government can control their political enemies from the shadows. Racist hate groups like the ADL are unconstitutionally policing the internet and stifling political dissent based on their distorted interpretation of what constitutes “hate.” Read more at: Revolver.newsThis thread is dedicated to Mary Phagan.
Please check out this other thread to learn more about the history and founding of the @ADL. Thank you for watching. If you enjoyed the content, drop a follow. 6/5https://t.co/v1QDgQvLEY pic.twitter.com/cLs5CUETwM — Kyle - Undercover (@kyleisbased) August 10, 2023
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