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Chaya Raichik, best known for founding and operating the Libs of TikTok Twitter profile, said on Wednesday’s edition of the Breitbart Daily News podcast that she would stop documenting instances of the left’s sexualization of children upon the cessation of such institutionalized sexual predation. “The left wants me silenced and censored so badly, and here’s my response to that,” Raichik said, who had previously been censored by Twitter via account suspension under the technology company’s previous ownership. She added, “The fastest way to silence me is to stop giving me material. So as soon as there are no more drag...

As Twitchy reported earlier, Chaya Raichik, the woman behind Libs of TikTok, has published a children's book. The book tells children not to keep secrets from their parents and warns them to be wary of adults who would ask them to keep secrets from their parents. A lot of lefties have a problem with this lesson. Ph.D. candidate and eagle-eyed super-sleuth caught Raichik in a really embarrassing slip-up, though. Her illustrator slipped a trans character into her book! Far-right terrorist grifter @ChayaRaichik10 released a children's book to encourage anti-queer violence. In a hilarious twist of irony, the illustrator made the...

Chaya Raichik, the creator of the Libs of TikTok Twitter account announced that she’s publishing a children’s book, sending leftists into a frothing rage – accusing her of domestic terrorism and peddling Nazi propaganda. In other words, just an average day for the modern Left in America. What is the focus of this children’s book that has caused such a dustup among the libs that Raichik so often features on her Twitter account? Maybe the books commands kids not to ‘say gay’? Does the book make fun of rainbow flag-waving teachers? Perhaps it tells kids how to deal with their...

It was just like old times, sort of. On Thursday, NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden got together again with journalist Glenn Greenwald and filmmaker and journalist Laura Poitras to talk surveillance, reliving in a sense their now historic secret meeting two summers ago in a Hong Kong hotel room. That first time around, Snowden handed the two a huge cache of top secret National Security Agency documents and asked them to let the public know about the NSA's gigantic and constitutionally questionable appetite for people's data. The meeting set off a chain of events that led to, among other things, consternation...