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The Media is owned by rich Democrats who have decided what the American people should know. That is censorship and I myself have deleted my Facebook and Twitter accounts.
Don't forget, this guy apologized to the world that he was sorry his creation had helped Trump get elected.
Since then he seems on a mission to stop any and everyone who might "tweet" something that could help Trump or harm his opponent, this time around, that being Biden/Harris.
I am not on twitter, but heard several peoples accounts were warned/sanctioned for tweeting information about Harris's Dad/family being slave owners in Jamaica. Assuming twitter did that, and combined with other leftist rubbish that never gets censored, it seems pretty obvious to many that he/twitter is trying to interfere with the election.
All part of the Distributed Idea Suppression Complex (DISC) as outlined by Eric Weinstein (no fan of DJT BTW). Here is another real world example of the DISC in action:
I, an editor at The New York Post, one of the nation’s largest papers by circulation, can’t post one of our own stories that details corruption by a major-party presidential candidate, Biden.
I think these social media groups are contributing to their own demise, fortunately, as more of these incidents are exposed.
The comments below the link above are VERY telling, and at least one other "journalist" is supporting the censorship. For anyone wanting to know the credential of Ahmari:
They were tweeting a link to this article from the New York Post.
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