O’Keefe is the Tip of the Spear

Twitter banned James O’Keefe after he started exposing CNN corruption through a series of undercover videos. The videos showed what every observant conservative has known for a long time – that CNN (and much of mainstream media) is horribly biased, corrupt, and manipulative. He is now suing Twitter and CNN for defamation, and Mile High Evening News will gladly contribute to this effort.

Hand in hand with their counterparts in government and academia, these leftists will only be satisfied when they have unilateral control over our once-free people. We saw this with the removal of our constitutional freedoms during the COVID fiasco. We saw it as big tech companies crowned themselves the gatekeepers of “acceptable” speech and censored conservatives, doctors, and even major newspapers broadcasting unapproved positions on controversial issues like the election and the coronavirus.

Along comes James O’Keefe at the front of a virtual army of guerilla journalists who continue to expose these leftists for who they are. And the mainstream media and institutional elites are afraid of us. They are afraid of citizen journalism taking away their power to control the narrative. They are afraid of you posting things on social media that contradict them. And believe it or not, we are winning this fight.

Just six months ago, this website jumped in the fray with unpaid, passionate citizens willing to write and serve up content that runs counter to the leftist, legacy media. They can’t shut down what we do because nobody pays for it. We haven’t asked our readers for a cent, and there are thousands of others just like us – many on social media.

Subscribe to the email lists of websites you trust, create accounts on alternative social media platforms (Gab, Parler, MeWe, among others), and set aside a little money to patronize platforms and journalists who are helping you cut through the mainstream media noise. Check out our Patriot’s Guide to Avoiding Being Censored by Big Tech as a starter, and refuse to be silent.