Dow Jones The Wall Street Journal Moderator Cowardly Orwellian Liar goal Censorship?

The Wall St Journal Silences Whistle Blower Comments with "Improved System"

I've repeated emails from the moderator refusing to give me  his or her name.

 The only way I can get it is to sue  the Dow Jones and go after them for censorship included Jane doe or John Doe.

I allege to censor whistle blowers and protect top dogs who I allege The WSJ wants to stop whistle blowers from commenting and worse The WSJ are involved and or protecting criminal activity from being exposed The Wall Street Journal has  now done and improvements with one goal to silence me and people like me that wants to get to the truth and prevent coverups.

I also alleged that the Wall Street Journal removed my profile I fought and won got it back so their new goal is to delete it all through "their improvements" because they don't want the truth that I have posted on their website.  

Example -- the WSJ doesn't want this post...
http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2014/05/saic-sec-fbi-see-non-evil-911-usa.html

The Wall Street Journal has hit a new low and in my opinion "the moderator" whom ever that is has a lot to hide and it makes dollar and sense to not be honest and have integrity and use his or her real name when she/he sends out this Orwellian blast.

Reminds me of Mike Bloomberg = When Mike Bloomberg says Progress he means get your moving van.  The NY Post stopped all comments. The NYDN and The NY Times censor whistle blowing comments on Steve Rattner, 911 Tech Corruption and CityTime, the short list...

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