*Cori Bush: Congress Should Mark Jan 6. by Expelling Members Who Helped Incite Attack.* They violated their oath to defend the constitution.

She knows, as we know, that other Republicans in Congress will block that. She aims to highlight how thoroughly the main stream of the Republican Party has become disloyal to their country.

*Why the Very Worst People Really Don't Want Us to Look Up.*

If you want to watch the movie Don't Look Up, please don't watch it on Netflix. That company uses malicious software and malicious hardware in people's computers to restrict what they can do with the video data.

It also records data about who watches what — data that should not exist anywhere.

It also demands that its customers agree to an antisocial contract promising not to share copies. If you have agreed to that antisocial promise, you did wrong — so don't compound the wrong by keeping the promise! But really you shouldn't agree to it in the first place.

There many reasons to flick off Netflix.

Google, Facebook and Instagram are restricting accurate information about abortion while permitting misinformation.

Poland's right-wing government used Pegasus to spy on opposition politicians.

This is one among many antidemocratic measures it has used.

Franco's dictatorship in Spain censored books and movies politically. Censored versions are still being published, lent, and broadcast.

The uncensored works should be brought out, but I don't think the censored versions should be destroyed or hidden from the public. People should be able to see what right-wing censorship did.