Tucker Carlson and Glenn Greenwald discussed what they see as the two defining tragedies of our time: the war in Ukraine and the presidency of Joe Biden, both of which are finally coming to an end.

"Ultimately the only real solution ... is to stop using platforms and start using protocols, things like Ghost and Odysee and places like that. There is no CEO that you can sufficiently pressure into

I've been heavily critical of Glenn Greenwald over the years. I found his comments following the Charlie Hebdo shooting to be gross and apologetic to jihadism. Greenwald has, over the last year, become

The recent charges against Glenn Greenwald have been referred to as an absolute red alert, and that they reek of authoritarianism. Greenwald has previously been a vocal critic against the current far-right

Listen to the full audio [ Wikileaks. Sure it sounds like a website that itemizes the correct way to pee but in reality it’s been an important tool in journalism. Similar to how Wikipedia has become in

Yes, this is the mindset at The Rachel Maddow Is Obsessed With Russia network. by Caitlin Johnstone As usual, Glenn Greenwald has been catching heat all over Centrist Twitter, this time for conducting

There’s something in literature called the Panopticon. English Philosopher, Jeremy Bentham describes it as a obelisk that can see everything and everyone at all times. But the people around the obelisk

"The system is itself exacerbating the size of its own existential threat, every single day." Hey all :) Well... pretty amazed to see that my first little introductory post yesterday got such

Für einen unabhängigen Nachrichtenkanal aus München spreche ich öfter Voice-Over Texte. Gerade bin ich mal wieder auf dieses Video gestoßen, welches nicht an Aktualität verliert hat, im Gegenteil. Aber

Glenn Greenwald: Why privacy matters Over the last 16 months, as I've debated this issue around the world, every single time somebody has said to me, "I don't really worry about invasions of privacy

Fascinating talk on modern day issues regarding privacy and society's reaction to increasing surveillance. I linked to 11 minutes in where the discussion begins, but the embedded video starts from the