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Tag Archives: video games
Marvel Rivals Censors On Behalf Of Communist China
Video game YouTuber Asmongold documents some interesting behavior in the new video game Marvel Rivals: It censors your text messages if you try to say anything critical of Communist China. Marvel Rivals is a “third person hero shooter” that’s just … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Media Watch, video
Tagged Asmongold, censorship, China, Communism, Disney, Hong Kong, Marvel, Media Watch, NetEase Games, Taiwan, Tibet, video, video games
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LinkSwarm for October 4, 2024
A crippling dock strike gets the can kicked past election day, Hurricane Helene wrecks havoc on the highlands, illegal alien crime flourishes, two bombing plots aimed at “diversity” are thwarted, Texas A&M ditches woke classes, more Diddy dirt, and Japanese … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions
Tagged 2024 Presidential Race, Albania, Alejandro Mayorkas, Babylon Bee, Border Controls, Brian Harrison, Cecilia Castellano, Crime, Critical Drinker, Disney, dogs, Elon Musk, FEMA, First Amendment, Fort Bend County, gay, Gaza, Germany, Green Parties (EU), Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah, Hollywood, Hurricane, Iran, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Israel, Israel-Hamas War, Jihad, John Kerry, Kamala Harris, KP George, Lebanon, LinkSwarm, Longshoremen’s Association, Media Watch, missile strike, Muhyyee-ud-din Abdul-Rahman, Muslim, Netflix, North Carolina, pedophilia, Pete Buttigieg, Philadelphia, polls, prostitution, Reed Hastings, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sean Combs AKA "Puff Daddy" AKA "Diddy", sex offender, sexual slavery, Star Wars, Sufi, Syria, Taral Patel, terrorism, Texas, Texas A&M, Tim Walz, Tirana, Tony Gonzales, Trafalgar Group, transexual, Tren de Aragua, Ubisoft, Ukraine, UN, unions, video games, Virginia, Vuhledar, Yazidi
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LinkSwarm For September 13, 2024
Happy Friday the 13th! Harris continues to slip behind Trump despite (because?) of their debate on the network of her Best Friend Forever, Haitian immigrants in Ohio accused of eating roof rabbit, Texas blasts Biden Administration overreach (again), Conor McGregor … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged 2024 Presidential Race, ABC, Alabama, Alan Dershowitz, Alberto Fujimori, amnesty, anti-semitism, Babylon Bee, Biden Recession, Boeing, Border Controls, California, cats, censorship, Conor McGregor, corruption, Crime, Dana Walden, Dawn Buckingham, dogs, Edward Caban, Elections, Elon Musk, Eric Adams, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), Fani Willis, farming, Florida, Foreign Policy, Fort Bend County, Fronton Island, Georgia, Germany, Greg Abbott, Haiti, Hecate Energy, Illegal Aliens, Ireland, Israel, J. D. Vance, Jon Tester, Kamala Harris, Kevin Hart, King Crimson, Kyle Koehler, LinkSwarm, Los Angeles, Media Watch, Military, minimum wage, Montana, Nate Silver, National Fraternal Order of Police, New York City, NYPD, Obituary, Ohio, Peru, police, polls, Rasmussen, Rick Beato, Robert Stacy McCain, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Schengen Zone, Social Justice Warriors, Sony, Spain, Springfield (OH), Sylacauga, Taral Patel, Texas, Tim Sheehy, Tim Walz, Tony Blair, Tony Levin, Ukraine, UN, unions, vegans, video games, voting fraud, Warren Copeland, William A. Jacobson
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LinkSwarm For August 3, 2024
More signs of the Biden Recession, the DOJ wants to put its thumb on the scale against Trump again, more Secret Service incompetence comes to light, more Kamala cringe, a bunch of lawsuit news, and a metric ton of Babylon … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud
Tagged 2024 Presidential Race, 25th Amendment, 89th Texas Legislature, Babylon Bee, baseball, Biden Recession, Bungie, California, Canada, Chevron, China, Communism, corruption, Crime, DACA, Dade Phelan, Dan Patrick, DEA, DEI, Democrats, dogs, El Paso, Eric Adams, F-16, FBI, feminists, fraud, Hamas, Hezbollah, Houston, Iran, Ismael Zambada-Garcia, Ismail Haniyeh, Israel, Israel-Hamas War, J. D. Vance, Joe Biden, Josh Hammer, Justin Trudeau, Kamala Harris, Kathy Hochul, Kursk Oblast, Lebanon, Linda Sun, LinkSwarm, Mark Kelly, Mary Katharine Ham, Media Watch, Microsoft, Military, NBA, New York, New York City, NFL, NHL, NRA, Obama, oil industry, Olympics, Polevaya, polls, recall, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Ronald Rowe, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, school choice, Secret Service, Seymour Hersh, Sinaloa Drug Cartel, Social Justice Warriors, Sony, Syria, Texas, Tim Walz, transexual, Turkey, Ukriane, video games, Winnie Greco
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Sony Surrenders In Battle Of Helldivers 2
It’s always fun when a giant multinational corporation tries to pull an extra-slimy move and the consumer backlash is so fierce that they have to back down. Helldivers 2 is a super-popular game created by Arrowhead Game Studios but published … Continue reading
China Tries To Limit Video Games
If you think the War on Drugs is futile, China aims to one-up us by banning teenagers from playing more than three hours of video games a week: China has a new rule for the country’s hundreds of millions of … Continue reading