I started reading it and as soon as I came up to that line.. I was really like :bsflag: at that comment too.
"thereby making things easier for the ruling elite (easier, that is, for them to pursue their plans for global domination and enslavement of all human beings on the Earth). The successful promulgation of the official version of reality requires the suppression (censorship) of alternative versions."
If this is the foundation of his view on the whole thing, can you really take this seriously when this is in the first paragraph about censorship? I stopped after I read this and looked about the author:
"This Serendipity website is based on a libertarian (in the sense of J.S.Mill) perspective and is opposed to Fascism, Zionism, Capitalism, the New World Order and all who secretly work to cause wars for their own advantage and profit."
"Serendipity first went online in April 1996. It is the work of one person, Peter Meyer, and it contains his writings on topics of interest to him (and hopefully to others) and also the writings of many other people. From its earliest beginnings it has had sections on Maria Callas, Psychedelics, Censorship, the "War on Drugs", Common Errors (in English usage), Ganesh Baba (the psychedelic swami), the Waco Massacre, Liberty & Democracy, William Bramley's book The Gods of Eden, and the CIA."
I'm not bashing the topic of censorship, I realize and recognize that it is controversial, but I have to get the point across that the
author is very biased, if you read the quotes I pasted. If anything, from what he said about his "about me" is enough for me to put the 'book down' and stop reading, or press that X.
Also, I stand same on the view as Jiro regarding the spread of censored material. Some people seriously cannot handle the information they're told. A majority of the public is just clueless droids that will follow whatever they're told. They have no mind of their own.