Was Alan Turing the father of modern artificial intelligence? Did he discover things in his short life that led to machines that can learn? Was he murdered?

There are so many questions surrounding Turing’s life and death, they’ve even made a movie about him. But before you go see that one, watch this from Truthstream Media. There are more conspiratorial happenings in his life than most know.

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There was a time not too long ago when conspiracy theories were either embraced by people or ridiculed. They either awakened people or made them chuckle depending on their disposition towards conspiracies. Today, they’re being considered dangerous by many tech companies, the government, and a growing number of citizens.

It’s as if the CIA’s perspective from the 1960s is still in play today.

History has shown us two things. First, many if not most conspiracy theories, at least the ones that get the most attention, are either bunk or cannot be proven. Paul McCartney didn’t die in 1966. The earth isn’t flat. We really did land on the moon. But for every debunked theory, there are Gulf of Tonkin stories that turn out to be true. Lest we forget, it was insane to think the NSA was spying on us before Edward Snowden demonstrated they were.

Thanks to the internet, we now have the power and freedom to explore whatever conspiracy theories strike out fancy. Except, we don’t. Not anymore.

Today, there’s a concerted effort to not only debunk conspiracy theories through omission but to “protect” people from even being able to explore them. Google has taken the lead in making sure we can’t use their search engine or YouTube to learn more about conspiracy theories because, well, we’re all too stupid to think for ourselves. We are sheep who are too easily misled, so the technocracy has decided what we can and cannot easily find through their channels.

It’s their right. If they want to censor every anti-vaxxer, they have that power. If they want to prevent anyone from digging deeper into building 7 or whatever the 9/11 conspiracy of the day is, so be it. We are consumers of a product they’re offering to us, and while it is obviously disconcerting to those of us who understand not all conspiracy theories are crazy, there’s very little we can do about it.

This is why I follow people like Truthstream Media. Some of their posts are good. Others are downright incredible. They seem to have a handle on both the prevalence of truth in many conspiracies but also the reality that we’re being “protected” by the very channels and organizations we’ve grown so accustomed to using.

You won’t find this article or the video above very easily on Google or YouTube. That’s by design.

Is society to fragile and are individuals so stupid that we need the technocracy to be the arbiters of truth? Since that seems to be what they think, it’s time to find platforms that let us do the thinking for ourselves.

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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested by British police inside the Ecuadorean embassy. Reports indicate law enforcement was invited into the embassy after Assange’s asylum status was revoked by the Ecuadorean government.

The free press organization infamous for leaking sensitive documents about governments around the world claim the revocation of his asylum status breaks international law.

JUST IN: WikiLeaks says Ecuador has illegally terminated Assange's political asylum in violation of international law https://t.co/DHMQeGfkbe pic.twitter.com/WFx08cBv9y

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 11, 2019

Assange has been holed up in the embassy since 2012 and despite a handful of complaints about strange habits and lack of personal hygiene, the relationship has been strong. That changed recently when Ecuador accused him of leaking information about President Lenin Moreno’s personal life. Both WikiLeaks and Assange deny involvement with the relevant leak.

#BREAKING on @OANN: Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange has been arrested, after seven years in Ecuador's embassy in London. — The arrest comes after Ecuador revoked his asylum. #OANN pic.twitter.com/biu1bH8TMV

— Elma Aksalic (@ElmaAksalic) April 11, 2019

Opinion

Whether you believe Assange is a hero or a threat, one should consider this a step towards finding the truth. After all, he’s wanted by both the Swedish and American governments for various crimes. The Swedish crime in particular is interesting because it’s for sexual assault and has nothing to do with his activities at WikiLeaks.

The Trump administration has actively pursued Assange, though many may not have heard about it because doing so breaks with the leftist narrative that his campaign worked with the Russians and WikiLeak proxies during the 2016 election.

Now, the question is what will WikiLeaks do in response. Will they go after the Brits? The Ecuadorians? The Trump administration? Do they have something up their sleeve already? So far, there haven’t been any threats leveled via Twitter. Instead, it seems like they’re using this as a fundraising opportunity.

URGENT: Julian Assange has been arrested by UK police.

DONATE:https://t.co/vvbZBOgCwL

— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) April 11, 2019

This man is a son, a father, a brother. He has won dozens of journalism awards. He's been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize every year since 2010. Powerful actors, including CIA, are engaged in a sophisticated effort to dehumanise, delegitimize and imprison him. #ProtectJulian pic.twitter.com/dVBf1EcMa5

— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) April 11, 2019

Quote

“Every time we witness an injustice and do not act, we train our character to be passive in its presence and thereby eventually lose all ability to defend ourselves and those we love. In a modern economy it is impossible to seal oneself off from injustice.” – Julian Assange

Final Thoughts

If WikiLeaks has been holding anything back as a contingency, now is the time when that contingency will be used. Then again, they’ve never been shy about sharing, so it’s possible there’s nothing left for them to leak at the moment.

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