(Trump recently promised to silence all those voices calling for a cease-fire in Gaza. Jimmy Dore praised Elon Musk as a truth-teller who is being oppressed in Brazil for all that 'truth telling' he is doing regarding Lula. If you think for one minute that a Trump presidency will be better on our constitutional rights than a Harris administration, you are sadly mistaken. They all work for the same people at the WEF and they will pursue the same agenda.)
from RT
The freedom for individuals to choose their sources of information
makes it difficult to govern effectively, former US Secretary of State
John Kerry has said.
Speaking at a World Economic Forum (WEF)
panel on Green Energy last week, Kerry criticized the First Amendment of
the US Constitution, which protects freedom of speech and the press.
“It’s really hard to govern today,” he remarked, arguing that social media poses challenges for building consensus in democracies.
“The referees we used to have to determine what is fact and what isn’t have kind of been eviscerated,” Kerry stated, adding that individuals now decide where to get their news.
“If people go to only one source… and they’re putting out
disinformation, our First Amendment stands as a major block to simply
hammering it out of existence,” added Kerry, who served as secretary of state under Barack Obama.
As long as Democrats can “win ground” and “win the right to govern,” they will be “free to implement change,” the former senator stated.
“I
think democracies are very challenged right now and have not proven
they can move fast enough or big enough to address the challenges we
face. To me, that is part of what this race, this election, is all
about,” he added.
At another WEF event earlier this year, Wall Street Journal
editor-in-chief Emma Tucker lamented the loss of the corporate media’s
monopoly on information.
“We owned the news. We were the gatekeepers, and we very much owned the facts as well,” she said, noting that customers now have access to a broader array of sources...
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