If you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. Facebook has suspended the account of Smith & Wesson, a longstanding gun manufacturer. The company responded by expressing gratitude towards Elon Musk and his social media platform X for championing the principles of free speech and constitutional rights. On X, Smith & Wesson shared a screenshot of the suspension notice from Meta, Facebook’s parent company, expressing their disappointment and the obstacles they face in adhering to Facebook’s dynamic community guidelines on firearms. Smith & Wesson has been in operation for 170 years. The company, whose Facebook page boasted over 1.6 million followers, lamented the indefinite suspension which occurred on November 22nd, exactly 15 years after the page was established. Smith & Wesson is actively seeking to have the account reinstated, emphasizing the impact of such platforms on their ability to communicate and engage with their audience. In a post on X, Smith & Wesson reiterated its appreciation for Musk and X, stating, “In an era where free speech and the right to bear arms are under constant attack, we want to thank @elonmusk and @X for supporting free speech and our constitutional rights guaranteed by the 1st and 2nd Amendments.” Musk directly responded to the post, affirming his support for constitutional rights with a message that included gun emojis, saying, “We restored the gun emoji and believe in the Constitution.” If you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. The post Smith & Wesson Battles Facebook Censorship appeared first on Reclaim The Net.

It seems overwhelmingly probable they’re not made of any smaller particle, so what does that leave?

The crocodile fossil belongs to the youngest known member of this species to be found in the region so far.

And if you go to California, you might even be able to find some for yourself.

Iceland’s famed Blue Lagoon narrowly escapes a close encounter with the stream of lava.

The geological layer marks the point when the non-avian dinosaurs and many other species were killed by a cataclysmic event.

If running on a platform that idolizes frivolous abortion, taxpayer-funded transgender surgeries for illegal immigrant inmates, the mutilation of children, DEI, and open borders isn’t considered “woke,” then most Americans don’t know what is. Regardless, Bill Maher and Jon Stewart have apparently claimed that Kamala Harris did not run a “woke” campaign — and James Carville isn’t having it. “I saw Bill Maher, I saw Jon Stewart, I saw different people,” Carville began in a video posted to social media, explaining that the discussions these figures had revolved around whether or not Harris’ woke campaign hurt Democrats' chances of beating Donald Trump. “Of course it hurt us,” he said. “Jon Stewart says, ‘Well it couldn’t hurt because no Democrat ran on it.’ Of course they didn’t run on it, because it was even to the most clueless progressive that you could imagine, by that time, they knew it was a disaster. So in order to escape any responsibility, what happened, they said, ‘Well, that stuff was never used in 2024.’” “Well, you’re f***ing wrong. It was used,” Carville continued. “In comedy, if you tell a bad joke, who gives a s***. You just tell a bad joke, and you throw the bad joke away. In politics, if you have a bad policy, particularly one as bad and stupid as this was, you may throw it away, but the other side gets to play.” Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” thinks Carville has made an excellent point. “You’re making the right point there. You can’t run away from everything you just ran on. We’re watching them do it in real time, we’re watching them pretend they had nothing to do with any of this, but the entire Harris campaign was based on equity,” Rubin says. “These were the people who every time we said, ‘Oh, you know, judging people by the color of their skin and not the color of their character, that’s a problem, that’s racism,’ they would be like, ‘No, no, no, we need quotas,’” he continues. “So they ran on this, it was soundly rejected, and then to Carville’s point, now we get to use it against them. But they’re going to literally pretend they had nothing to do with it,” he adds. Want more from Dave Rubin?To enjoy more honest conversations, free speech, and big ideas with Dave Rubin, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Tom Brady said he disagreed with Daniel Jones asking for a release from the New York Giants after he was asked to play on the practice squad following being replaced as the starting quarterback.Jones was reportedly seen playing for the Giants' scout team as a safety last Thursday after being benched following another abysmal season, leading the Giants to a 2-8 record while at the helm.The next day, Giants general manger John Mara said that Jones requested a release from the team, with both sides mutually agreeing that it was the "best" option moving forward.During the Giants' 27-20 loss to the Dallas Cowboys six days later on Thanksgiving, all-time great Tom Brady gave his perspective on the events from the broadcast booth.Brady described Jones' decision as something he wouldn't do and implied it showed a lack of dedication to winning and to his teammates."I don't know how that whole situation went down, but to think that you would ask for a release from a team that committed a lot to you is maybe different than I would have handled that," Brady said on Fox.'I showed up every day.'Brady said that while "everyone makes individual choices," the people who "mattered most" to him were his teammates.The legendary quarterback then hinted Jones took issue with being placed on the scout team:"I showed up every day. I don't care if they asked me to be scout team safety, be scout team quarterback, I was gonna do whatever I could to help the team win." — (@) Brady added that getting the trust and respect of his teammates was paramount, no matter what was happening with his personal situation.Jones amassed a horrible 24-44-1 record over six seasons with the Giants, with just one winning record of 9-6-1 in 2022. That single successful season inspired Giants brass to reward him with a four-year, $160 million contract extension.This was followed by just three wins over the next two seasons, with Jones being benched in favor of local quarterback Tommy DeVito.Jones has since signed with the Minnesota Vikings for the remainder of the 2024-2025 season. The Vikings are an impressive 9-2 but already have a crowded squad with four quarterbacks signed to the roster.Since his retirement, Brady has signed with Fox Sports as an analyst and commentator. Brady also gives his weekly power rankings and started a new YouTube channel documenting his travels and events.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Command and Conquer is in a strange limbo right now. Earlier this year, the entire RTS series was repackaged for a new release on Steam. Very recently, the forgotten MMO-inflected spinoff Tiberium Alliances also appeared on Valve’s store. But with Westwood gone and EA’s intentions unclear, it’s not certain where the future of C&C lies. And so, we look to the past. Total Annihilation, Age of Empires, and Homeworld are renowned as classics of the genre. Today, we have Company of Heroes, Total War, and Stormgate. But the greatest RTS games of all time are still the first Command and Conquer, also known as Tiberian Dawn, and its pseudo sequel Red Alert. Relaunched as the superlative Command and Conquer Remastered Collection, you can now get them both for just $3. Continue reading Command and Conquer is the greatest RTS game in history, and now it’s just $3 MORE FROM PCGAMESN: The best strategy games, The best grand strategy games, The best RTS games

The first Stalker 2 patch notes have arrived as developer GSC Game World unleashes “over 650 fixes” upon its recently launched post-apocalyptic FPS game. The Stalker 2 launch has largely been a success, with the shooter rocketing up the Steam charts and more than 121,000 players exploring the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone at its peak. The early days however have been plagued by bugs, technical troubles, and awkward enemy AI issues, although that hasn’t stopped the game from securing an impressive 81% user rating on the Valve platform from almost 50,000 reviews so far. Continue reading Stalker 2 patch notes are here with over 650 fixes for the apocalypse FPS MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Stalker 2 weapons, Stalker 2 review, Stalker 2 artifacts