Of course, nobody in mainstream conservative movement really talked about that, but that was really one of the first books to be banned. Obviously, it’s about a child who’s not going to go along with the transgender tsunami that swept over his school. When Amazon first banned, when Harry became Sally, of course, I went out and obtained myself a copy from another website that surprisingly still does stock many of the books that Amazon has banned, which I’ll get into in a moment because a major corporation like Amazon, the biggest bookstore in the world, is going to be banning books, then they’re definitely worth reading.

So I have acquired a nice collection of banned books, and I haven’t read this whole thing. I read maybe a third of it, and then I just got sidetracked. I don’t recall if he talks about the chemical poisoning aspect, BPA and atrazine, so I’m going to have to go and look in the index to see. But the book, from what I read, was fantastic. And while Amazon had deemed when Harry became Sally and no dress for Timmy to be inappropriate, at the same time, they were proud to stock and promote books like Sparkle Boy, which seems like it would be a parody, but it is a real abomination of a book about a boy who likes to wear a dress to school and paint his nails and wear jewelry.

And then, while he starts getting picked on at first, by the end of the book, turns out that he’s a brave hero, like Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer. Amazon released this statement, trying to calm the crazies, balancing free speech and content that could be construed as hate speech is one of the most difficult adjudication decisions we make as a company. A few years ago, we removed when Harry became Sally from our store, after concluding it violated our guideline prohibiting books that promote hate speech. This is not an easy decision, and was hotly debated. Since then, many other retailers, Barnes & Noble, Walmart, Powell, have continued to sell this book, and we’ve continued to receive feedback from customers that the ideas presented in this book, while controversial, should be available for those who want to read and understand the perspective of its author.

The combination of our peer retailers continuing to sell the book, and the ongoing feedback made us re-examine our decision, as was the case when we reviewed the book years ago. It was not an easy decision, but we concluded that we erred on the side of being too restrictive last time and decided to return the book to our store. The same cannot be said for Jared Taylor’s book White Identity, Racial Consciousness in the 21st Century, which was published over a decade ago, and in stock on Amazon.com until I think it was 2019, maybe 2020, that they banned this book.

And again, it’s not just that they won’t even stock it. They won’t allow third party people. They won’t allow people to list used copies for sale. And they deleted the pages listing because they don’t want people to know that it exists. They don’t want people to go and read the reviews from previous people who read the book. And strangely enough, Mr. Taylor’s Twitter account was never restored after Elon Musk took over the platform, and after waiting for years, he decided to finally just start a new one last month. And to Elon’s credit, I always give credit where credit is due.

I criticize where criticism is warranted. Elon has not banned his account. Again, the old Twitter regime would have immediately re-banned the account for supposed to ban evasion. So, like I said, credit where credit’s due. But again, you gotta admit that it is very strange that he wasn’t restored with the initial restoration, along with Gavin McGinnis, either, who did the same thing, decided to just start a new account. And thankfully, again, to Elon’s credit, he is allowed to operate. But Amazon has not, and probably will not, restore The Culture of Critique, a book written by an evolutionary psychology professor, retired from California State University, Long Beach.

An evolutionary analysis of Jewish involvement in 20th century intellectual and political movements. Because something very unique about a certain group of people, if you criticize anything of their culture or anything of their country, then you could call it an anti-Semite. But also, on the flip side of the coin, if you praise them too much, if you just notice or say that some of them have done amazing things, have acquired a lot of power and money, then also, you will be called an anti-Semite for that, too. Surprisingly, Books of Millions website does stock many of the banned books that I have detailed in my books, in the censorship chapters, and that I detailed in my previous videos about Amazon’s book purge.

You could see Culture of Critique in stock for $27.95, although White Identity by Jared Taylor doesn’t appear anywhere on the website. Another place that I have found some fascinating books is BetterWorldBooks.com. eBay does also have some of these books, and you can see because they’ve been banned, their prices have skyrocketed. Jared Taylor’s book is going for $150 over there right now. If you want a very thorough list of the books that Amazon has banned over the last six years now, that of course, no mainstream conservative pundit, nobody in the Million Sub Club has ever mentioned, then go check my previous video from December, called The Truth About Amazon’s Secret Book Purge that conservative media won’t tell you about.

Thank God Donald Trump won in November, and thank God that we have, albeit a thin majority in the House and the Senate, razor thin, because this is the kind of country the Democrats want here. This is a 60 Minutes special on the latest anti-free speech activities in Germany. It’s 6.01 on a Tuesday morning, and we were with state police as they raided this apartment in northwest Germany. Inside, six armed officers searched the suspect’s home, then seized his laptop and cell phone. What did he do, you’re wondering? Did he own one of these banned books? Even worse, he posted a meme on social media.

Prosecutors say those electronics may have been used to commit a crime. The crime? Posting a racist cartoon online. Racist cartoons? I think she means funny cartoons, like this one from a guy named Stontos of a kid waking up on Christmas morning and seeing that Santa’s black and thinking that he’s getting a bike for Christmas, only Santa then steals the bike. Or this parody Disney Pixar film poster, titled Single Mom. A lot of people are upset with me over on Facebook because I posted this meme, which I did make myself, showing the vast upgrade from the previous White House press secretary to the great Caroline Levitt.

Well, it does have over 20,000 likes. There are many comments from people, not my followers, but just people who shared it and then their followers saw it and got triggered, calling me a RACIST. Even though I did the same style meme after Jen Psaki took over as White House press secretary, just comparing the two press secretaries to the dolls that they most represent. So this is what’s happening in Germany in a Western democracy, in a, well, not a free country, but in a modern country. You would think only a third world dictatorship would be experiencing this kind of nonsense.

Is it a crime to insult somebody in public? Yes. And it’s a crime to insult them online as well? The fine could be even higher if you insult someone in the internet. Why? Because in internet, it stays there. If we are talking here face to face, you insult me, I insult you. Okay, finished. But if you’re in the internet, if I insult you or a politician, that sticks around forever. The only reason that 60 Minutes did this segment and is showing concern about this is because with Republicans in office now, they’re so delusional.

They think that this kind of tyranny is coming to America, that the Democrats aren’t going to be able to allow to criticize or insult President Trump. We’re approaching one month of the MAGA 2.0 administration and things are going fantastic. Twitter, now known as X, reached a $10 million settlement with President Trump because he sued them for suspending his account. And that lawsuit, nothing against Elon here, but it was against the company, which then he did take over. So then he had to deal with the pending lawsuits. And so they did settle it. And Donald Trump is now $10 million richer.

You may recall that ABC News, always broadcasting crap, gave Donald Trump $15 million settling a defamation case. And now NPR and other media outlets are upset because Donald Trump wants to sue other outlets. And well, he is like CBS. And they amended their lawsuit now for the deceptively edited interview with Kamala Harris. And now he’s demanding $20 billion from them. Obviously, he’s not going to get that much, but hopefully they too will settle and admit that they, well, deceptively edited the video in order to boost Kamala’s campaign, giving an unreported in-kind campaign contribution to the Democrats.

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