Or rather, sees his money going down the drain unless he changes his policy:

https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/zuckerberg-nukes-facebook-fact-checkers-fav...

The corporate rats are realising that there is no money in woke any more and are jumping ship. 

"This is a major shift toward no longer doing the things I said we weren't doing," Zuckerberg said in the statement. "While we never suppressed free speech and expression at Facebook, we felt that the election of 2024 was a cultural pivot point that made it clear that we had to stop suppressing free speech and expression. Even though we absolutely never did it, starting now, we're going to stop doing it."

"Even though it wasn't ever happening, we're not going to do it anymore," Zuckerberg emphasized. "We owe it to our users who were never censored to stop censoring them."

Zuckerberg stressed that these changes would be implemented over time, with the goal of putting an end to the policies that he said were never in place.

At publishing time, Zuckerberg's video promoting free speech and limiting censorship on Facebook had been censored by Facebook.

Frank wrote on Jan 8^th, 2025 at 10:19am:



excellent

the techies are kissing the ring

perhaps more important is for trump to recognise this was the podcast election and now will be the podcast presidency

trump should not respond to mainstream media because it legitimises them.

he should make announcements on X  and then discuss them with rogan

the mainstream are dead

trump killed them

aquascoot wrote on Jan 8^th, 2025 at 6:51pm:

Exactly - except the mainstream media committed ideological suicide.


They fired everyone from Tucker to Steyn, banned Trump on Twatter, censored him on Farcebook. The police came around if you posted something online but the media and the political class covered up systematic gang rapes of white girls by Muslims for decades.

Anyone who is STILL getting his bearings from the ABC and the Granuiad is a zombie.
Hollowed out late 20th century thinking.

From The Shovel:

Mark Zuckerberg – Dead At 36 – Says Social Media Sites Should Not Fact Check Posts

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aquascoot wrote on Jan 8^th, 2025 at 7:51pm:

As if Joe Rogan and the mad Jordan Peterson had anything to do with Trudeau's rapid decline in popularity.

That is down to Canadian popular fury over Trudeau's migration and economic mismanagement.

Peterson's religio-psychotic rants against Trudeau did more for Trudeau than against him.

aquascoot wrote on Jan 9^th, 2025 at 12:04pm:

Aww, please! How hard is it to source Canadian dissatisfaction with Trudeau's economic performance and his mishandling of the Canadian (over-generous) immigration process that has triggered housing crises across Canada?

As for Peterson, source the opinions of nearly all of his colleagues at the University of Toronto... or ask Canadians what they think of their fellow countryman wandering the world ranting like a modern-day schizophrenic Ezekiel.

Where's your data that Rogan and Peterson brought Trudeau down?

You don't think that Canadians would want Trudeau gone if they were impressed with his performance, do you? ... Or do you?

Canadians see Peterson as a Yankist arselicker... the worst kind of Canadian in their collective opinion.

a bit of reading

Canada is known for its moderate liberal-left stance, lacking a deeply entrenched far-right movement or extreme right-wing media—a phenomenon termed Canadian exceptionalism (Peker and Winter 2024). Despite this, Canada has produced a globally famous conservative intellectual, Jordan Peterson, and Canada was the site of the 2022 Freedom Convoy where truckers shut down the Canadian capital, Ottawa, for days in protest against vaccine mandates. This has led some to view Canada as a breeding ground for right-wing extremism even though the far right remains marginal in Canada compared to Germany, France, or the USA. This paper argues that the paradox of Canada producing Peterson and a massive populist revolt can be explained by exploring the prominence of Canadian conservative and far-right internet personalities, such as Ezra Levant and Lauren Southern. This Canadian paradox flows from the weakness of right-wing parties and media, coupled with Trudeau’s elitist liberalism administration and a progressive-leaning media. These conditions and the lack of open debate they create, assisted by the international reach of the English language, facilitated the remarkable rise of multiple Canadian figures in global right-wing discourse online, despite the relative weakness of the organized political right. Peterson’s fame highlights how elitist liberalism can produce an internet-based reaction against itself. The internet has functioned as a place of refuge for Canadian conservatives deemed to be beyond the pale of the domestic political culture. Whether or not these figures can leverage their global internet popularity to spark a populist movement within the mainstream Canadian political sphere is explored in this article.




https://www.researchgate.net/publication/385630941_The_Great_Canadian_Paradox_Jo...