Friday Links

Ace at Ace of Spades HQ starts us off with NBC Bans Reporters From Using the Word “Riots’ To Refer to The Minnesota Riots. Fox News seems to be doing the same thing.

The only difference between NBC and Fox is that NBC is being transparent about its censorship/euphemism — whereas Fox gives these orders behind the scenes

The Other McCain – ‘Fact-Based Truth’: MSNBC Demonized Ron DeSantis; Where’s the Apology?

Red State – WH Press Sec. Kayleigh McEnany Flattens Jim Acosta in Epic Exchange Where He Accidentally Reveals His Bias

Had Enough Therapy? – Kayleigh McEnany Calls Out Press Bias; Conservative Men Freak Out

Again from The Other McCain – U.S. Coronavirus Daily Deaths Have Decreased 43% in the Past Four Weeks

Moonbattery – The Price of Chivalry in Dhimmified Europe A Swede who died trying to protect a woman from being raped by a Muslim was called a Nazi. Because why else would he get involved.

Pirate’s Cove – Why Do Democrats Want Lockdowns To Continue? A Bad Economy Is Good For Their Election Chances

Adaptive Curmudgeon – TW200 Mods, Front Rack

Ignore for a moment that the wood stove appears to be hovering in space and the background has a hipster chick in a pretentious hat and a blonde eating a marshmallow that might be beat her in chess. The stove itself seems pretty solid.

Reclaim the Net – David Icke announces that he’s now banned from PayPal And other Big Tech monopolies. His crime?

Ironically, the interview that preceded this wave of censorship was titled “DAVID ICKE – THE CORONAVIRUS CONSPIRACY: HOW COVID-19 WILL SEIZE YOUR RIGHTS & DESTROY OUR ECONOMY.”

Babylon Bee – Ancestry.com Revokes Genealogies Of African Americans Who Don’t Support Biden. The Babylon Bee strikes again.

OldAFSarge at Chant du Départ – The Other Side OldAFSarge has a post Memorial Day History Lesson and more. “We are all human.”

Krebs on Security – Riding the State Unemployment Fraud ‘Wave’ A “well-organized Nigerian crime ring” could snare 100s of millions of dollars. Of course.

Legal Insurrection – Shutdowns Have Brought New York City to the Brink of Economic Catastrophe