An Update On Laura Loomer’s Supreme Court Anti-Trust Big-Tech Lawsuit

Laura Loomer Posted On March 15, 2021

As many of you know, in 2018 alongside Freedom Watch and Larry Klayman, the founder of Judicial Watch, I filed an Anti-Trust lawsuit against the Big Tech Giants Google, Apple, Facebook and Twitter.

The Supreme Court is now considering hearing my landmark free speech lawsuit against these tech companies that have unlawfully conspired to deprive me and millions of other conservatives of our rights.

The case intends to hold Google, Apple, Facebook, and Twitter accountable for war against the 1st Amendment of the Constitution. My lawsuit also argues that these Big Tech monopolies have violated the Sherman Antitrust Act and the District of Columbia Human Rights Act through their anti-competitive and discriminatory business practices and censorship of conservatives.

Today, March 15, 2021, the Supreme Court of the United States has once again rescheduled the review of my lawsuit.

Below is a statement from my legal counsel, Larry Klayman on the state of our lawsuit.

“The Supreme Court has just rescheduled for a fourth time its conference to decide whether to grant the petition for writ of certiorari in the landmark antitrust and First Amendment case filed by Laura Loomer, Freedom Watch and Larry Klayman against Big Tech for discriminating against conservatives and others and abridging our free speech rights. We trust that this means that the High Court is taking our virtually important case seriously in making a reasoned decision whether to take it up for full court review.

Given the rampant and very destructive Cancel Culture that now pervades our body politic, this is a major case for Supreme Court review.”

Larry Klayman, Esq.
Counsel for Laura Loomer, Freedom Watch and Larry Klayman