
The WEF queen: anti-human Nikki Haley demands robust American censorship and surveillance regime

Jordan Schachtel

During the Covid hysteria era, Team Haley demanded booster passes for entry into her events.
On Tuesday, Republican presidential contender Nikki Haley went on television and declared that it was absolutely necessary to deanonymyze the internet, justifying the idea as a “national security” prerogative.
“Every person on social media should be verified by their name” because of “national security,” she said on a Fox News voter panel.
According to Haley, it’s still not enough to make it illegal to be online and commit the act of speaking freely without publicly doxxing yourself. No, Haley took it a step further, demanding that surveillance tools are used to monitor and identify anyone using the internet.
Indeed, people say all kinds of terrible things on the internet. But the principle of free speech is reserved for everyone, not just people who say things that we agree with.
Clearly, she has not absorbed the lessons of the post 9/11 Patriot Act debacle, nor has she become wiser in the aftermath of the Covid hysteria era. Haley has once more hoisted the flag of the anti-humans.