Although Near died virtually penniless and Guilford and Liggett were brutally assassinated, and all of them are condemned by history, with many accounts even accusing them of being blackmailers–a ludicrous libel that doesn’t correspond with any of what is known of their lives–these brave men made a mark on America that reverberates to this very day, and for this we all owe them a debt of gratitude.

“The precedent of Near v. Minnesota,” writes Fred Friendly, in his definitive book on the “Gag Law” case, Minnesota Rag, “has withstood onslaughts from Presidents, legislatures and even the judiciary itself in its attempts to enforce basic rights which seemed to clash with the First Amendment.”

This fascinating story highlights just how fragile our freedoms really are and how quickly we can lose them unless we are willing to fight.

Condemned by jews and their tools, then and now.

In Merchants of Sin Garland documented the jew drive to promote pornography as “free speech” over the past century. The other half of the story, deserving of it’s own document, is how the jews simultaneously promoted the concept of “hate speech” to proscribe opposition to this and any other aspect of their jewing.

In his view, it’s not right for a largely invisible Web infrastructure company like Cloudflare to be deciding which websites people should be allowed to read.

Prince says that when the Southern Poverty Law Center—one of the leading groups pushing to take down the Daily Stormer—says, “here’s the next site that you should take down, I will say, ‘dear SPLC, meet Cindy Cohn over at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, you guys should have a conversation, tell us what we should do.'”

A cabal of NGO crypto-jews, arguing in code about what’s best for the jews. The thinking here is that nobody will dare complain about jews making the decisions. Or another way to put it, Prince is is saying that these decisions are so critical they should not be made by corporations or governments, but by the real rulers.

Both Howard Guilford and Walter W. Liggett, associates of Jay Near, were gunned down by jewish gangsters. It’s difficult to have ‘free press’ when editors and publishers are murdered.

Their “holocaust” narrative is just the most prominent, most recent example.

Along with Exodus and the other morbid myths of Torah.