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    Censorship Zen
    Censorship Zen
    Censorship Zen
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    Censorship Zen

    By Roditch

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    Multinational companies, are closely connected or own most Broadcasting Media. In the past five years, they have started controlling the narrative to support their own business models and agendas. Many journalists are paid to push this narrative instead of being independent and honest. It is important that we are all aware of this censorship by Facebook, Google, Twitter, Youtube, Governments and Most Media. This book is about freedom of speech and allowing each individual to do their own censoring for themselves and family members. It has become too easy for companies like Facebook to cut people that don't support their Globalist agenda.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoditch
    Release dateApr 2, 2020
    ISBN9780463496312
    Censorship Zen
    Author

    Roditch

    I am a retired Photography Teacher, Refugee Settlement Manager, and Builder. For the past 10 years, I have been teaching part-time, writing books, taking photos and doing lots of research.All the books I write come from experience and research. Yes, in my life so far I have worked with refugees, taught art, built houses, studied herbs, and health. I have also studied astrology spirituality including meditation, animal welfare, and poetry.I sincerely hope that you can gain valuable information from my books (usually short and sweet introductions) to different facets of life I have visited.

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      Censorship Zen - Roditch

      Censorship ZEN

      Roditch Roditch

      Published by Roditch at Smashwords

      Copyright

      copyright © Roditch 2019

      all rights reserved

      Smashwords Edition

      Contents

      Introduction

      Democracy

      The future

      Action

      Fourth option

      Humanity

      Christianity and democracy

      Step by step

      Research

      Choices

      Summing up

      Introduction

      The internet is now the most powerful entity in the universe, rivaling God for attention. For the last 10 years, we have felt like the internet has set us free. The internet has millions of resources that give us the power to do things for ourselves like never before. But now we have a problem. Oligarchs (Greek: a few to rule) can use the internet to become billionaires and then spread their power further and faster. Once an oligarchy has power over us, we can be powerless to regain our freedom as we had before.

      Oligarchs control governments as much as they can. Then governments try to control us as much as they can. There is a flow of money from the top down that needs the ongoing deception of democracy. Oligarchs control the internet more and more, using its vast spread of influence to create the narratives they want. A current example is the spread of socialism in the world, which is a confusing political system that makes its rulers extremely wealthy and its constituents enslaved.

      It is depressing to think that there have been many socialist rebellions in the past

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