Digital Social Hour: "The Digital Censorship Blueprint They Don't Want You to See | John Strand DSH #1027"
Release Date: December 28, 2024
Host: Sean Kelly
Guest: John Strand
Introduction
In episode #1027 of Digital Social Hour, host Sean Kelly engages in a profound conversation with John Strand, a prominent figure among the January 6th (J6) participants, and Jacob Chansley, the American Shaman. The discussion delves deep into the themes of digital censorship, media vilification, and the systemic challenges faced by J6 advocates.
Media Villainization of J6 Participants
John Strand opens the dialogue by addressing the severe negative portrayal of J6 participants in the media. He draws a stark comparison between how they are depicted and how members of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) are historically viewed, emphasizing the depth of defamation.
"You have a lot of people that would view us the way that we might view a Ku Klux Klan member who had actively lynched a black person... It's atrocious. It's just wrong. It's evil because these are innocent American citizens who should have been protected by the First Amendment."
— John Strand [00:00-00:59]
Strand articulates the profound sense of injustice felt by J6 participants, highlighting how they have been "tarred and feathered" with a "scarlet letter."
Proposed Solutions for Addressing J6 Fallout
The conversation shifts to actionable solutions that Strand believes could rectify the injustices faced by J6 participants. He outlines a clear three-step plan that former President Trump could implement immediately upon taking office.
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Immediate Commutation of Sentences:
"He can sign an executive order commuting all sentences on minute one of day one... J6ers go home."
— John Strand [01:09-01:42] -
Ceasing Current Prosecutorial Actions:
"He can sign an order saying all current prosecutorial action by the current Merrick Garland... must cease immediately."
— John Strand [01:46-02:02] -
Issuing a Proclamation Style Pardon:
"A proclamation style pardon is not written to John Strand, or a person by name... anyone can apply for it when they qualify."
— John Strand [02:17-03:07]
Strand emphasizes the urgency and simplicity of these actions, advocating for their immediate implementation to dismantle what he describes as the "J6 witch hunt."
Impact on Individuals and the Community
John Strand poignantly discusses the human cost of the J6 aftermath, detailing the personal and professional repercussions faced by participants and their families.
"The defamation is terrible. The total cost exceeds what you could really imagine. It is catastrophic... People like my colleague, Dr. Simone Gold, who has professional licenses, their license threatened."
— John Strand [04:59-05:25]
Strand shares heartbreaking accounts, including the tragic case of Matthew Perna, who succumbed to despair due to the relentless targeting by the Department of Justice (DOJ).
"Matthew Perna, a beautiful young man, was... lost his life in despair because of the malicious and illegal and totally egregious behavior of the DOJ."
— John Strand [05:25-06:07]
These narratives underscore the profound and often irreversible damage inflicted on individuals, extending beyond legal repercussions to affect lives in deeply personal ways.
Government Censorship and Collaboration with Big Tech
A significant portion of the discussion centers on the rampant censorship faced by J6 participants, exacerbated by alleged collusion between the government and major tech companies.
"Censorship is now hardwired... it's baked into the system now... the government's hands are dirty."
— John Strand [07:08-07:50]
Drawing attention to revelations from the "Twitter Files," Strand highlights how censorship mechanisms are intrinsically linked to state operations, stifling free speech and suppressing alternative narratives.
Efforts to Restore Reputation and Seek Justice
Strand outlines his commitment to fighting back against the injustices, including leading a civil lawsuit aimed at restoring damages suffered by J6 participants.
"I will be leading a civil lawsuit on behalf of that issue to make sure that at least some of the damages are restored."
— John Strand [05:25-05:30]
He also emphasizes the importance of raising awareness and educating the public about the true events of January 6th, urging listeners to engage with his book and multimedia content.
Advice to the Audience: Taking Action
Towards the episode's conclusion, Strand provides actionable steps for listeners to support the cause and advocate for change.
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Share the Open Letter to President Trump:
"You can absolutely share that open letter to President Trump pinned to my profile on X twitter@johnstrand USA."
— John Strand [09:14-09:22] -
Pre-order and Read His Book:
"Please pre order the book that I wrote while I was in prison. It's called Patriot Plea."
— John Strand [09:10-09:14] -
Engage with Educational Content:
"Visit my website, johnstrand.com, and watch the 14-minute video called 'Do You Know What Happened on J6?'"
— John Strand [09:10-10:22]
Strand encourages his audience to become informed advocates, participating actively in rebuilding the nation's moral and legal integrity.
Conclusion
Sean Kelly wraps up the episode by expressing gratitude to John Strand for sharing his compelling insights and experiences. The dialogue serves as a clarion call for listeners to recognize and challenge the pervasive censorship and systemic injustices faced by J6 participants, emphasizing the collective responsibility to uphold constitutional freedoms.
Notable Quotes:
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"There is no gift so sweet as freedom itself."
— John Strand [00:33] -
"It's atrocious. It's just wrong. It's evil because these are innocent American citizens who should have been protected by the First Amendment."
— John Strand [04:59] -
"Censorship is intrinsic to the State Department mechanisms... it's having an incredibly powerful and dangerous impact."
— John Strand [07:39]
For more insights and to support John Strand's initiatives, visit johnstrand.com.