It is a terrible thing that internet giants have been suppressing the voices of conservatives accused of being "haters" by left-wing money-machine fear-mongers.  It is terrible that energy must be expended defending them.  But at least we have two victories to report, and maybe, just maybe, the fever has peaked, as digital goliaths consider potential blowback from their political activism.  Once they start eliminating voices, they may become legally liable for everything they permit to remain, for one thing.  There are a lot of hungry lawyers out there, after all.  Robert Spencer's Jihad Watch was abruptly cut off from online fundraising when PayPal blocked him.  He writes: On Saturday afternoon, the Soros-funded hard-Left website ProPublica published a hit piece calling upon PayPal and other new media giants to block Jihad Watch and other groups that have been defamed by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) as "hate...(Read Full Post)