Anointed Misinformation Prevention
By James Quillian, Political Analyst & Teacher of Natural Law
For the first time in recorded history, governments and major institutions have taken it upon themselves to “protect” the public from hearing lies. Not to punish fraud after the fact, not to let courts sort out truth from fiction, but to prevent citizens from hearing certain ideas in the first place. That sudden shift didn’t come from evolution. Nothing in society changes that fast without a hidden hand pushing the wheel.
It’s worth noting that the public never asked for this protection. Not once. Consumer protection laws have always required evidence, hearings, and rulings. But this new crusade against misinformation bypasses all of that. It is pre‑emptive, selective, and strangely reverent — as if certain ideas must be shielded from daylight for the public’s own good.