Video indicates the chairman of the Munich Security Conference broke into tears following remarks made by Vice President Vance.

Vance's words drew out more parasites, for "60 Minutes" actually endorsed modern Germany's Gestapo-like tactics to suppress online speech.

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"This democracy was just called into question by the U.S. Vice President, not just the German democracy but that of Europe as a whole."

Vance's comments on free speech and national sovereignty should hasten the end of a tyrannical, globalist, American-led international order.

Vice President J.D. Vance reminds European leaders that ignoring unwelcome opinions is the opposite of what democracy is all about.

"You can't defend yourself. You can't control who comes into your country, and you can't criticize government policies or you get arrested."

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"Zuckerberg's announcement is a sign that the tide may be turning in favor of free speech, but the battle is far from over."