Twitter bans undercover journalist James O'Keefe Twitter has permanently banned US investigative journalist James O'Keefe after he revealed in undercover videos how CNN staff admitted to having made "propaganda" to overthrow Donald Trump. O'Keefe announced a lawsuit against Twitter. “It's about fear. Fear drives the ratings up. " O'Keefe documented with his Project Veritas last … Continue reading #ExposeCNN: “What we do is propaganda”
Users noticed inconsistencies in the “likes” and “dislikes” of videos on the official White House channel on YouTube: thousands of negative votes for Biden videos simply disappeared into the same aether as ballots for Trump. Criticism of the new president is obviously still undesirable even after his assumption of power; we all know the big … Continue reading YouTube deletes thousands of dislikes on Biden videos
After Facebook censored and deleted massive amounts of posts by conservative users before, during and after the US presidential election, YouTube is now following suit. Videos containing reports of election fraud and US presidential election errors will be rigorously deleted. The video platform YouTube is owned by Google. Google, in turn, has been part of … Continue reading Censorship orgy and brainwashing on YouTube
The Internet platform YouTube has decided to delete videos with allegations of large-scale election fraud in the US presidential election. The Google-owned company based in San Bruno, California, justified the move by claiming enough states have confirmed their election results, so that a clear election winner has been determined. In addition, the "Safe Harbor" period … Continue reading YouTube deletes videos with allegations of fraud related to the US presidential election
Google and YouTube censor, delete and hide videos. Channels are closed, content is removed. More and more internet users are switching to alternative platforms. The quasi-monopoly of YouTube, Google's video platform, will soon be obsolete. For a long time it looked as if YouTube had eliminated all other video platforms due to its sheer size … Continue reading Following censorship on YouTube, internet users switch to “Rumble” and “bitchute”
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