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Why We Accept Censorship, by Thierry Meyssan
['Thierry Meyssan', 'Voltaire Network']
Voltaire Network
Vance, the Vice President of the United States, for whom this "most fundamental European value," "shared with the United States of America," is today "retired" [1].
Traditionally, in the United States, no limits are tolerated on freedom of expression, while in France, opinions are distinguished from insults and defamation.
With our media stuck on the subject, we will only wake up when Russia, China, and the United States organize together and we impoverish ourselves.
This is undisputed, except for the United States and Israel, which have generalized torture and, in the case of the latter, are committing genocide.
In principle, the audiovisual "public service" should be at the service of all and not an instrument of partisan propaganda.
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