RT Yoram Hazony (@yhazony)The moment I pulled @MikeBenzCyber off stage so @DNIGabbard could come on and address NatCon 5. Love ya, Mike ! https://t.co/9rUnmuh0JV ...

RT Ron Coleman (@RonColeman)This was the most spontaneous thing I've seen @yhazony doand I've known him for over 40 years ...

RT Cam (@Cam3350)@MikeBenzCyber @NatConTalk "He's going long on regional development. We gotta pull him" https://t.co/hAbaxZMWe3 ...

RT Ellen Fantini (@FantinaVienna)Great to be able to give @MikeBenzCyber a copy of @EuroConMag today at Nat Con. His talk was brilliant. Read more about how the US built a censorship network in the EU 👇 https://t.co/2pxt8rnRJd ...

RT RachelReneeReeves (@RachelReneeRee1)There are many great speakers at @NatConTalk but if I was privileged to attend, it would be to hear @mikebenzcyber - been following him for a long time and he has contributed so much to the excavation of the deep state. The Trump admin owes him greatly. ...

RT Ellen Fantini (@FantinaVienna)https://t.co/s8wSXhCmch ...

RT National Conservatism (@NatConTalk)The Biden admin spent over $100 million on grants surrounding "misinformation", creating the "science of censorship." Under Trump, there is a hard ban at the National Science Foundation on any grant that so much as mentions the word "misinformation."-@MikeBenzCyber at NatCon 5 https://t.co/12kefet2rW ...

RT Ron Coleman (@RonColeman)Everything you feared about Big Brother's global censorship machine is true;it's all coming out;and we're not safe yet@MikeBenzCyber at @NatConTalk https://t.co/jAIzayBkMe ...

National Security Concerns - Confronting the national security state is daunting on philosophical grounds [1] - Confronting the national security state is even more daunting on operational/technical grounds [1] Event Information - MikeBenzCyber spoke at NatCon 3 [1]

Free Speech & Government - The United States is achieving rapid progress on free speech within the federal government, exceeding previous expectations [1] - Despite advancements, the "clockmaker's dilemma" persists, suggesting that systems continue to operate even after their intended function ceases [1]