A Week of Secondary Explosions
Clarice Feldman
11–14 minutes
This week’s major developments include a number of secondary explosions: government bureaucrats who censored free speech on internet platforms using NGOs as covers will be facing court action; the fallout from the boomeranging Epstein disclosures keep damaging the Democrats and their foreign allies; the media’s promotion of the moronic Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez only served to highlight that she’s is ill-informed and too lazy to prepare for interviews; and DOGE and Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent are making it very hard to keep hiding Democratic corruption.
Censors Face the MusicThe CCDH (Center for Countering Digital Hate) is an NGO headed by Iman Ahmed that operates out of London and Washington, D.C. It was a key collaborator in the COVID-era censorship. Among other things, it tried to deplatform now secretary of HHS, Robert Kennedy, Jr. Ahmed encouraged comparison of COVID source and treatment skeptics to sexual predators, mass murderers, and a criminal network. Now Google, Meta, CCDH and the federal government are being sued in Florida for engaging in this stealth (using this NGO as a cover) government censorship.
Government censorship is facing consequences in Britain as well. Starmer is already under water and this week, per Matt Taibbi, he took another hit:
The Death Throes of Keir Starmer's Government A final report commissioned by Labour Together to spy on critical journalists has reached a Fleet Street newsroom... According to multiple sources, it falsely accuses Racket, journalist Paul Holden, two Sunday Times writers and other media figures of being the beneficiaries of a Russian hack. This report was then passed to the GCSC, a wing of GCHQ, the British analog to the NSA. Scandalous stuff, and couldn’t come at a worse time for Starmer.
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https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2026/02/a_week_of_secondary_explosions.html
