Censorship Videos & Censorship News: Current Issues // Current

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Germany calls for ban of neo-Nazi sites abroad

BERLIN — Germany's Justice Minister is calling for Internet service providers in the U.S. and elsewhere to remove... more

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CENSORSHIP BURNS THE BOOKS NOBODY READ

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German Gamers Stage Protest March Against Govt. Crackdown on Violent Games

We have read some reports of late that German officials have banned the public display of Counter-Strike, forcing the cancellation... more

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Little People Want Word 'Midget' Banned from TV

AOL NEWS REPORTS: NEW YORK (July 5) - Little people are calling on the Federal Communications Commission to ban the use of the... more

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Top USWGO Admin accuses Current of a secretive Propaganda and censorship cabal

I have noticed since I first joined I never talked about this when somebody added me as a connection a current moderator deleted that persons entire profile when I first started USWGO, because I was small and did not become big on current public view, and also seen some other deceptive acts by the editors of Current. I always did think something bad could happen to those who speak against Al Gore since hes the chairman of Current.

It seems like I only get contacted when accused of being a spammer and when a moderator takes interest in my cap and trade opinion and wants to feature it I hear nothing more from her as if somebody is threatening her to not feature my article. I been noticing all these sneaky efforts to censor or put me down but they don't do anything that may have the public onto them, I also notice they push a lot of global warming propaganda and propaganda that the majority approve of Obamas universal healthcare plan and I heard he was having trouble from Earthlink News.

I have noticed a lot that Current doesn't have anything to do with Alex Jones and yet my documentary was getting a lot of good hits and Ups from not just friends but people I don't even know. I feel like a lot of people are secretly trying to get me put on the top while many try to get me off of current without the people getting suspicious of controlled media.

The fact that a Bilderberg member now controls Current is very scary, when my grandma sent information thats to make Bush look really bad it got blocked by the govt, because of the subject and their anti-terror teams, she said that we may have to be careful what we put in subjects cause the govt will block it.

So the fact that Obama is being given unprecedented control over the internet I am scared that they are doing this not just on current but on many places around the internet. Another example of this is Dish network had a article on it's interactive news that a U.S General thought the whole war was wrong or was a mistake but it disappeared before I could ever think of recording it using DVD Recorders, and tried researching online the entire article was out of existence. So the government is censoring stuff secretly and I fear that Current will fall into the same arena that if your not a big player like how I am becoming big and monitored by people then a Current mod could delete your profile and you'll never be able to get pas their censorship if they are being given a check in their hand or follow the secret societies ways.

I have seen Current do some weird stuff and trying to engage in careful censorship where they won't get caught but I have decided to expose their whole censorship game.

Another thing I noticed is that no matter how many Ups I get, other stuff keeps jumping up pushing my documentary onto the second page and then I notice people keep getting it back onto the front page as if it's some big war, I told a bunch of friends to be careful, and they told me they will vote for me, and I am getting a bunch of support while a bunch of people voting down or pushing other stuff up so I won't be on Currents front page and when I announce that I finally get put on the front page and even that becomes a featured article then they take it down and accuse me of spam and refuses to even discuss the issue with me.

I can smell their little censorship triangle game and they look for any exuse to call me a spammer and keep me from making huge discussions, I did real well on that documentary and yet no editor even want to pick it for public TV even though it did real well.

I since that Current wants my content obliterated but can't because it would ruin their entire TV Channel on Satelite and Cable. They are careful when they do their dark censorship, and espionage.I have noticed since I first joined I never talked about this when somebody added me as a connection a current moderator deleted... more

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China riots: Twitter and YouTube frustrate 'censorship attempts'

The communist authorities who built the so-called Great Firewall of China raced to stamp out video, images and words posted by... more

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25 Shocking Facts About Chinese Censorship

Here are 25 shocking facts about Chinese censorship and how students in that country don’t have the freedom to surf the net... more

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Fahrenheit 77: UK govt bans anti-terror chief's book

The British government has, at the last minute, banned a book written by the country's former head of counter-terrorism.... more

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China's new filter - no more Johnny Depp for you!

New regulation in China requires a filter to be installed on all personal computers designed to block images which are considered... more

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China, Cuba and Burma fear activism in Iran could spread

Out of fear that history might repeat itself, the authoritarian governments of China, Cuba and Burma have been selectively censoring the news this month of Iranian crowds braving government militias on the streets of Tehran to demand democratic reforms.

Between 1988 and 1990, amid a lesser global economic slump, pro-democracy protests that appeared to inspire and energize one another broke out in Eastern Europe, Burma, China and elsewhere. Not all evolved into full-fledged revolutions, but communist regimes fell in a broad swath of countries, and the global balance of power shifted.

A similar infectiousness has shown up in subtle acts of defiance by democracy advocates around the world this week.

In China, political commentators tinted their blogs and Twitters green to show their support for Iranians disputing President Ahmoud Ahmadinejad's reelection. The deaths of at least 20 people in violent clashes in Tehran have drawn comparisons online to "June 4," the date of the Tiananmen Square crackdown in Beijing in 1989. And a pointed joke about how Iranians are luckier than Chinese because sham elections are better than no elections made the rounds on the country's vast network of Internet bulletin boards.

"The Iranian people face the same problems as us: news censorship and no freedom to have their own voices," 28-year-old blogger Zhou Shuguang said in a telephone interview from the inland province of Hunan. Zhou said he and several friends were among those who had colored their online pictures green, the signature color of the Iranian opposition.

In Cuba, President Raúl Castro's government has imposed a complete blackout of news surrounding the Iranian elections. But word of developments is trickling through, anyway.

In Burma, the junta's mouthpiece, the New Light of Myanmar, has drowned out news from Tehran with articles on bombings in Iraq and Afghanistan. But some of the nearly 200 journals published privately in Rangoon and Mandalay have seized on the topic as a way to pass subversive messages to readers.Out of fear that history might repeat itself, the authoritarian governments of China, Cuba and Burma have been selectively... more