Bizarrely, the “this site has been banned” page you get when you try to access Diversity Macht Frei has a cheering crowd. Is that a cheering crowd of Jews? 

A blog that we’ve syndicated articles from for nearly as long as the Daily Stormer has been online, Diversity Macht Frei, has finally been kicked off of WordPress.com.

This comes after the banning of Chateau Heartise from that site last month.

WordPress had long been a holdout defender of free speech, to the point where when I was banned from absolutely everything in August of 2017 (even having my actual website stolen from me by Google, because Google is a private company and private companies have a right to steal whichever websites they want), WordPress allowed me to have a blog there and write about the experience of being banned.

But everyone has now folded.

Everyone.

There is no longer any home for free speech on the internet.

And there is no evidence that anything is going to get any better. In fact, the exact opposite is true. Now that we’re at the point where basic cuckservatives like Steven Crowder and instrumental music are getting cracked down on by the major social media companies, we’re going to now start seeing this kicked up to the next level.

And we already know what the next level is: it’s what they did to me. They will start taking people’s websites away. They will use the exact same argument they use for kicking people off of social media: the website registrars are private companies, so it’s their choice if they want to bow to media harassment and start stealing people’s websites. (In reality, it isn’t really their choice, because if they don’t bow to the pressure the media will figure out ways to destroy their business.)

But that is the next step.

I laughed when Paul Joseph Watson said that the future for political dissidents would be running websites. Because as soon as social media is cleansed, the Jewish media is going to pivot to demanding that websites be shut down as quickly as they pivoted to child trannies after gay marriage was legalized.

I’ve Seen the Future Brother, It is Murder

This entire plan is very bad. Bloomberg recently printed an article about how internet censorship leads to violence – of course, they were only talking about it outside of the West in those evil “autocratic regimes.” But it is an eternal truism. And I won’t be at all surprised when car bombs start going off in Silicon Valley. And when various other forms of political violence start happening more and more often.

A project to censor half or more of the entire population of America seems very poorly thought through on the part of the media and the government.

But this is what’s happening.

I have a big article entitled “Internet 2024” that I’m going to put out soon and paint you a picture of what we’re looking at in the future, but I’ll give a little summary of that here.

Right now, there are media-hated websites like 4chan, 8chan, Gab, Bitchute and Infowars that are still using normal web services, and they are going to be the first targets when the website censorship starts. And it will work.

Then, slowly, everything else that the media doesn’t like will be removed. We will see the same process of websites being dropped that we’ve seen with social media being locked down.

Then, when there is absolutely nothing left anywhere, they will roll up the shills like Ben Shapiro, Jordan Peterson and Dave Rubin, and there just won’t be any alternative thought left on the internet at all.

This is the slippery slope on steroids.

People should have stood with the Daily Stormer, but they didn’t, so everyone’s fate is now sealed. Censorship isn’t a monster you can ever feed enough. It just keeps eating.

Thus far, the Daily Stormer is the only site that is really prepared for this coming new order of the internet. We have a Tor site that is solidly hosted and very strong, and more than half of our audience is already on it. We also rely entirely on bitcoin for funding (please donate) and can keep all of this going indefinitely.

So we will abide.

Men among the ruins.

The good news is that the dark web is much more well-developed now than it was in 2017. And it is basically ready to simply become an alternate internet, which is used by everyone who has any interest in anything other than the mainstream Jewish narrative.

The Tor Browser works great, and a Tor service has been added to Brave Browser, which has become the go-to web browser for a lot of people. There are also great Tor apps on both Android and iOS. (All links in that sentence can be clicked to download said applications.)

Our Tor site works just as fast, if not faster than our normieweb site.

I would advise all of you to start using it immediately for your regular reading of this site.

http://dstormer6em3i4km.onion/

As far as Diversity Macht Frei (and Chateau Heartise for that matter), I would be happy to publish their material here at the Daily Stormer. They can both contact me if they’re interested.

The latest tech company to cave in to the censorship wave.

The censorship spree continues on unabated, in spite of the imminent threat of regulation which Trump floated with his recent tweets.

This time, after being bullied by the New York Times, WordPress is suppressing various right-wing blogs over paper-thin excuses.

For the record, they were pretty much the last “yeah, we don’t really care” platform, in part due to their relatively small size and in part due to the “open source” ideology behind the project, which is linked to the original idea of the internet, which was based on unlimited free speech.

The Verge:

WordPress has taken down several alt-right blogs, citing a new policy that bans blogs from the “malicious publication of unauthorized, identifying images of minors.” The change has led to the shutdown of several blogs that spread conspiracies about the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting, as spotted by TechCrunch.

The policy was obviously created to target these blogs specifically. Moreover, if they were really worried about these pictures, they could have just sent these blogs a message saying “yo, remove these pics or we’ll take down your blog.”

Of course, the real issue isn’t the pictures, which are just a pretext. The point is to censor the speech of these blogs, because the more they are able to censor, the closer they get to the goal of total control of speech. And it is easy to get people riled-up over Sandy Hook conspiracy stuff and justify it as “too far” in the same way this site calling Heather Heyer fat was “too far.”

Now alt-right bloggers and readers claim several sites have been removed, including conspiracies about Sandy Hook and 9/11. The timing of the move comes just after The New York Times reported on how WordPress was still allowing these bloggers to stay online.

Previously, that content was left up as it didn’t directly violate WordPress’ Terms of Service, which doesn’t state how to deal with false information on the platform. Even though the content was flagged as false, there had been no consequences, as WordPress’ ToS focuses on copyright issues and account security more than the integrity of content. Essentially, WordPress’ ToS is filled with loopholes for abusers to spread misinformation.

After censoring the alt-right, the next step is “conspiracy theories,” which were always considered goofy, but not offensive.

I mean, the press is ramping up their rhetoric to a ridiculous degree here. Just look at this:

“Stomach-churningly offensive content.”

Conspiracy theories? Bleuuurgh!

These people are really getting off on pretending to be offended.

No one really gives a shit if some randos write conspiracy theories about 9/11 or Sandy Hook on obscure blogs that no one ever even sees.

This is several steps beyond pretending to be offended over someone refusing to call you by your “preferred pronouns.”

It’s just the establishing of further precedent.

Parents of Sandy Hook victims had little choice but to use the copyright terms to try to sue WordPress into removing the images of their children. WordPress responded with what it later told the Times was a prewritten statement saying it could seek damages against the parents in response to the copyright complaints. At the time, the company maintained its position that the conspiracy posts were allowed.

WordPress’ stance is reminiscent of how other social media platforms are currently under fire for arbitrarily determining what policies to enforce and whether to police horrific misinformation or leave it standing.

“Horrific misinformation.”

“Horrific.”

Look, I don’t know anything about Sandy Hook, and frankly, I don’t care. The point is, conspiracy theories, even if they’re totally wrong, aren’t “horrific” or “disgusting” or “offensive.” They might be goofy or stupid in some cases, like those “no plane” space-beam 9/11 theories. But these blogs are just about guys speculating about events that happened years ago. Nobody cares.

But Alex Jones was censored using his Sandy Hook material as a pretext, and so these companies and media organizations have to all pretend together that this is beyond the pale, and that anyone who engages in such speculation needs to be immediately censored. Otherwise, the (slim) facade will slip and expose the reality that Jones was censored because he was a popular and influential pro-Trump figure, and he had to be shut down before the mid-terms to help the Democrats.

Having this level of manliness on the loose is dangerous.

WordPress was one of the last holdouts on freedom of speech. Several semi-prominent pro-White and otherwise politically incorrect blogs are hosted there presently – but one just went down on a ToS violation.

Murder by Media was not calling for violence or doing anything else illegal. This was simply a blog that reported on Jewish criminality and the war on the White race, and it is being shut down for that reason alone.

Presumably, WordPress will soon move to shut down every other politically incorrect blog on their services (at least any big enough to have been flagged by Jews). Usually, they don’t do these things all at once, but slowly. We saw this with the recent Reddit shut down – they went in rounds. A trickling shutdown.

The Whole Wide Web

The interest was supposed to be a magical place of unlimited free speech for everyone where the world would finally come together. For the last few years, however (especially in the last year), everything is about silencing people.

This is guaranteed to get worse in 2016, and I am hereby predicting it is going to get much worse.

As the reader is probably aware, I am the most banned person of all. I have been banned from PayPal and virtually every other popular online payment system, I’ve been kicked off webhosts, my upstream servers have been blocked, I was banned from Twitter, and most recently, and perhaps most bizarrely, I was banned from using the disqus comments system (first time that’s happened to a political site).

Basically, I predict that all the rest of the politically incorrect sites are going to be subject to “The Anglin Treatment,” and have all their crap shut down.

I’m basically a man with nothing left to lose, so I’m not worried. But all the rest of you who run blogs and vlogs and what have ye should be worried.

The walls are closing in.

They’re coming for your YouTube channel, your PayPal, your disqus comments. They’re coming for all of it. So make arrangements. Come up with a game plan.

And all you normal users – get ready to find something other to do than Twitter and Facebook.

It has even been rumored that Cloudflare may bend to pressure and start shutting down “hate” sites, which will result in everyone getting ddosed by Anonymous Jews.

Stay Strong – We’re Winning

Don’t let the shutdown get you down, comrades.

In fact, it should raise your spirits. It is quite plainly an admission that they are losing. If they were winning, they would simply say “oh those silly internet fascists, look at them they’re so pathetic with their websites, ho-ho-ho!” Instead they are grinding their teeth, calling meetings with Zuckerberg and Dorsey.

These Jews believe they can put cats back into bags.

As we know, it is scientifically impossible to return a cat to a bag he has been released from.