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Contributor, Daily Telegraph NZ
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By Andrew Lowenthal| Brownstone Institute@ Over the past three weeks, anyone interested in free speech (or not) has been on the receiving end of a non-consensual firehouse of flood-the-zone information warfare. Every man and his DOGE has chimed in, capturing via screenshot a score of Osama bin Laden of censorship hideouts – “It’s USAID!” “It’s NED!” “It’s NIH”!USAID in particular has been made responsible for everything, from funding chemtrails in Naples to biting your own cheek.
By Andrew Lowenthal| Daily Telegraph NZ@ Last week, DOGE dismantled USAID demolition derby-style. The cheers and roars echoed as fragments of the agency splintered across the internet. However most of the scandalous grants that magnetised the attention of X users didn’t come as the result of any DOGE files, but from USASpending.gov, a government website publishing government grants and contracts online.
By Andrew Lowenthal| Brownstone Institute@ Over the past three weeks, anyone interested in free speech (or not) has been on the receiving end of a non-consensual firehouse of flood-the-zone information warfare. Every man and his DOGE has chimed in, capturing via screenshot a score of Osama bin Laden of censorship hideouts – “It’s USAID!” “It’s NED!” “It’s NIH”!USAID in particular has been made responsible for everything, from funding chemtrails in Naples to biting your own cheek.
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Daily Telegraph NZ