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Harvard Students Request to Revoke Graduate Diplomas from Prominent Trump Supporters
17/01/2021
IBL News | New York
Harvard University students started to circulate a petition that seeks for revoking degrees from President Trump’s aides and supporters who attended the institution.
The initiative “Revoke their Degrees” points to three Harvard graduates, all described as “violent actors”: White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany, Senator Ted Cruz, and Representative from Texas Dan Crenshaw. None of them are ...
The Alternative to WhatsApp, Telegram Surpasses 500 Million Users
16/01/2021
IBL News | New York
Right-wing groups are moving online conversations from social media platforms to chat apps out of view of law enforcement—or at least harder to track.
These apps are Telegram, MeWe, and Gab.com, among others. Their popularity is surging after Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and AWS cracked down on conservative groups in light of the assault on the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.
In this regard, police forces are ...
Gab.com Gains Millions of Users as It Faces Increased Scrutiny
15/01/2021
IBL News | New York
Gab.com—one of the alternative social media sites, along with MeWe and Rumble, is attracting hundreds of thousands of Trump supporters. This week, started to face increased scrutiny from pro-Biden organizations.
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) called for the Federal Government to investigate Gab and its CEO and Founder, Andrew Torba, to determine its role in the U.S. Capitol assault. “Gab intentionally served ...
Parler May Never Get Back Online: Vendors Don’t Want Any Business with the App
14/01/2021
IBL News | New York
The alternative micro-blogging platform favored by Trump supporters, Parler, may never get back online—said its CEO, John Matze yesterday.
Following the mob assault on the U.S. Capitol last Wednesday, cloud service providers and business vendors—including Stripe, American Express, Twilio, and Slack—have severed ties with Parler. They cited the likelihood of harassment they could face.
John Matze said to ...
