The Truth About Cancer by Ty & Charlene Bollinger
AMARILLO, TX—Filed today, a first of its kind antitrust action against the British Broadcasting Company (BBC), the Washington Post, Reuters, and Associated Press for many millions of dollars seeks to address the censorship of healthcare freedom advocates, activists, journalists, and medical professionals who dared to question the narrative relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, the government response, and vaccine mandates.
According to the lawsuit, a partnership called the “Trusted News Initiative”, or TNI, was created to exclude rival publishers from the dominant internet platforms who engage in reporting that challenges or competes with members of the TNI. This coordinated effort is a classic form of a “group boycott” for the purpose of removing smaller publishers from leading internet platforms, damaging their ability to compete or even survive.
TNI members include Legacy Media companies including the Washington Post, BBC, Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, and Reuters, along with behemoth Big Tech companies including Meta (which owns and controls Facebook and Instagram), Google (which owns and controls YouTube), Microsoft (which owns and controls LinkedIn), and Twitter. Together, these companies control at least 85% of the online social media news market, 90% of the overall social media market, 90% of the social networking market, 75% of the video hosting market, and 95% of the search-engine market…
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