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| − | [[Mike Adams]] reported in December 2017 on "the worsening pattern of censorship of political speech by YouTube."<ref>https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-12-14-youtube-threatens-to-shut-down-health-ranger-channel-over-this-podcast-that-discusses-the-fbis-obstruction-of-justice-forensic-science-fraud.html</ref> | + | Prompted by the removal of a video he had posted about the [[2017 Las Vegas shooting]], [[Mike Adams]] reported in December 2017 on "the worsening pattern of censorship of political speech by YouTube."<ref>https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-12-14-youtube-threatens-to-shut-down-health-ranger-channel-over-this-podcast-that-discusses-the-fbis-obstruction-of-justice-forensic-science-fraud.html</ref> |
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Revision as of 10:51, 18 December 2017
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| Interest of | • AltCensored • Project Veritas • Reclaim The Net |
Prompted by the removal of a video he had posted about the 2017 Las Vegas shooting, Mike Adams reported in December 2017 on "the worsening pattern of censorship of political speech by YouTube."[1]
An example
| Page name | Description |
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| Demonetization | A deep state weapon? |
YouTube/Censorship victims on Wikispooks
| Title | Description |
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| Jair Bolsonaro | President of Brazil who publicly refused a COVID-19 jab and suggested that the virus may have been intentionally created and released. |
| Dave Cullen | Irish Youtuber and political dissident. |
| Patrick Lancaster | Former US Navy sailor living in Donbass who covered the war since the beginning. |
| Matt Orfalea | American video blogger |
| Rand Paul |
Related Quotation
| Page | Quote | Author | Date |
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| Integrity Initiative/Leak/3 | “Find ways to remove e.g. RT/Ruptly video and infographic content from corporate media e.g. newspaper websites, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, etc. Such content is quite professionally done, entertaining and cheap (or even free) for cash-strapped corporate media outlets. But for these reasons, this kind of content gets numerous ‘clicks’ and is therefore picked up by reputable outlets that help spread Russian disinformation.” | Victor Madeira | 16 March 2018 |
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