Blogging Under Silly Animal Names And Why You Should Too

It's hump day,

The internet is a vast, seemingly endless chasm of information and alternative viewpoints. 

• You can learn anything 
• You can see anything
• You can be anything

It used to be that the corporate media had a monopoly on the flow of information. That is no longer the case with inventions like Twitter, online forums, and others.

This makes the corporate media angry. 

They want to our #1 source of information!

Because of that, we’ve seen crazy, unprecedented measures over the course of the past few years…

• Doxing
• Removing accounts under the guise of “misinformation”
• Even locking people up for spreading “harmful ideas and hate”

But who makes the rules? Who deems what is right and what is wrong?

That, my brave beaver friends, is the million dollar question.

To combat the looniness going on with censorship across the globe, my buddies and I are blogging under anonymous animal accounts which are working better than ever expected.

Here’s why

-Beavs