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Wikipedia’s treatment of its founder is the perfect prophecy for anyone tempted to believe that we’ve won the free speech war for good.

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Some Americans, including many on the right, have been duped in recent years into believing that just because Elon Musk bought X and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg pretended to apologize for suppressing posts from Democrats’ political enemies that free speech on social media and beyond is restored for good. The time of suffering consequences for stating simple truths like men are men and women are women are effectively over, they preach.

On the contrary, the threat posed by the left’s increasingly Marxist methods was not eliminated with the re-election of President Donald Trump in 2025. In fact, the censorship regime reared its ugly head as recently as last week when notoriously biased Wikipedia rulers ganged up to oust the online encyclopedia’s founder Larry Sanger “indefinitely.”

“There was no due process, no prosecutor, no dispassionate judge, no jury, no interpretation of law. All my judges were self-selected and hated me,” Sanger narrated in late June, when he broke the news of the ban to his X followers.

Well, that’s that—I’ve been blocked by Wikipedia “indefinitely” for unstated reasons, by the “consensus” of a mob. There was no due process, no prosecutor, no dispassionate judge, no jury, no interpretation of law. All my judges were self-selected and hated me. 🤣 pic.twitter.com/N57BRWTG4K— Larry Sanger (@lsanger) June 22, 2026

Well, that’s that—I’ve been blocked by Wikipedia “indefinitely” for unstated reasons, by the “consensus” of a mob. There was no due process, no prosecutor, no dispassionate judge, no........

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