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White House & FBI BOMBSHELL Censorship: WORSE Than Feared.

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you know I didn't really think it was

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possible for there to be more Twitter

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files yet there are and in this video

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I'm going to give you a short breakdown

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of the latest Twitter files release keep

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in mind we have seen everything from the

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FBI actively censoring satire on

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Election Day via Twitter to the FBI

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paying Twitter over three and a half

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million dollars in reimbursements for

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Twitter's efforts to help censor things

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the FBI wanted censored or visibility

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filter fancy way of saying Shadow

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Banning we have also seen from within

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Twitter an effort tied stories that were

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about true discoveries like the hunter

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Biden laptop all under the direction of

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politicians and the more donations that

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were funneled to politicians from

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individuals within Twitter the more

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connections were built between

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politicians and employees within Twitter

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and the title those connections were the

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more censorship was possible today

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things go a little bit further and

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that's what we're going to reveal in

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today's Twitter files where I've picked

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out the most Salient pieces of the

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latest Twitter files drop such as the

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following where the Trump White House

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allegedly sought to combat

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misinformation about quote runs on

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grocery stores which is a way of saying

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grocery stores might run out of a

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product if people continue to stock up

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the way they were during the beginning

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of the covet pandemic which you might

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remember we did have runs on grocery

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stores we ran out of toilet paper for

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example at the beginning of the pandemic

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and here you can see the Trump White

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House called for help from tech

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companies to combat misinformation

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including runs on grocery stores so this

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isn't only Democrats who are looking to

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censor things that were inconvenient to

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their Administration but it was also so

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the Trump campaign though Trump

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specifically in this Twitter files ends

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up being targeted by the FBI now we also

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see here it's not just Twitter that was

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involved in this Google Facebook

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Microsoft and other big tech companies

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were involved as well and a lot of these

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were conspiracies as of just really uh

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you know a few months ago all the big

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Tech collusion and censorship campaigns

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were deemed to be conspiracies and sort

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of right wing Fringe theories and uh

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Elon Musk said it well just a few days

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ago when on the all-in podcast he says

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you know it's interesting that almost

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every single one of the conspiracy

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theories about Twitter turned out to be

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true and this just gives us some example

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here where for example we see when the

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bid Administration took over one of

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their first meeting requests with

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Twitter Executives was on covid and the

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focus was on anti-vaxxer accounts right

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here as you could say per regular

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process public policy took the meeting

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Biden staff focused on vaccine and high

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profile anti-vaxxer accounts including

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Alex Berenson now that's interesting

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here especially since you can see that

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barrancy baronson sued Twitter and

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eventually settled with Twitter and as a

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result of that lawsuit documents came

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out showing things like Twitter messages

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through slack hey how was the White

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House meeting overall pretty good they

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had one really tough question about why

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Alex Berenson hadn't been kicked off the

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platform otherwise their questions were

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appointed but fair so interesting you

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can kind of see some of the the

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tenseness between a Twitter almost

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trying to say like hey hey like this is

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going a little bit too far and the

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pressures of the White House which you

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would think should stand for Free Speech

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but instead is actually actively trying

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to limit free speech

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in fact you could see me see here that

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the Biden team was not satisfied with

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Twitter's enforcement approach as they

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wanted Twitter to do more and to

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de-platform several accounts you know

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it's interesting that free speech today

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has uh turned into uh something that's

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that's uh very very vilifying and that I

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think everybody agrees we should have

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free speech uh but uh you know if

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somebody interviews somebody or allows

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somebody to speak that someone else

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disagree with or disagrees with all of a

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sudden it's called platforming and if

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you platform somebody with an opinion

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that you don't like well then maybe that

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person should be de-platformed and it's

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it's so such an interesting like Duality

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so let's clarify that thought for a

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month how on one hand can we say oh we

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want free speech but then criticize

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people for platforming people with

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another opinion you know this is

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basically to say people should be able

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to share their opinion and interviews on

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podcasts on Twitter or whatever they

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shouldn't be de-platformed if we are to

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stand for Free Speech but the same thing

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actually happens pretty commonly

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especially on YouTube for example I've

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had some controversial figures that I've

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interviewed on my YouTube channel I'll

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give an example somebody who is

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according to Wikipedia deemed to be a

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right-wing extremist and a white

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supremacist the person individually

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disagrees with both of these

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characteristics but I've personally

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interviewed somebody like Lauren

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Southern on this YouTube channel and I

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had a you know I basically had an

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unbiased interview with them you could

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look it up yourself and wanted to hear

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their side of the story but I was

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actually personally berated for

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platforming such a person which is so

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ironic because on one hand we all agree

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on Free Speech but then if we platform

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somebody that's bad the same thing

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really extends here to Twitter right if

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we are to truly stand for free speech

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then we should be okay okay with people

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being platformed right people having the

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opportunity to speak to stand up in the

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Public Square and speak as long as

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obviously they're not breaking the law

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right but I do think it's remarkable how

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much pressure uh and I can imagine that

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pressure being very great coming from

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the White House especially like that's

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supposed to be an institution that at

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least as children were taught like this

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is that's like the big leagues that's

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the top of the country right is that's

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the symbol of America and freedom when

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the reality is in practice it's actually

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now become the symbol of Oppression and

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censorship and D platforming it's really

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disgusting like it turns what we what we

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learned as children on its head really

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sad Twitter Executives did not fully

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capitulate to the Biden team wishes an

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extensive review of internal

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Communications that the company revealed

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employees often debated moderation cases

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in great detail and with more care than

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was shown by the government towards Free

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Speech this is actually a defense of

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Twitter here showing that Twitter was

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working harder to preserve Free Speech

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than our very own government

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but Twitter did ultimately suppress

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views for many doctors and scientific

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experts that conflicted with the

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official positions of of the White House

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as a result legitimate findings and

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questions that would have expanded the

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public debate went missing and this is

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bad because when you remove sort of one

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person's potential criticism uh that

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then you remove potential further review

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of of studies right keep in mind that

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most studies

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end with a paragraph and it's sort of

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like a catch-all liability release but

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they end with a paragraph that generally

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says hey this is the result that we

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achieved in our study but we recommend

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further studies right so on one hand you

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have people who conduct studies saying

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hey we want more studies

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but then if people reply to let's say a

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study and they're like hey like what

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about this this deserves some more you

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know looking into basically if that hey

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this deserves some more looking into is

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censored then we actually destroy the

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scientific process really really scary

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and it's sad because

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I hate to say it but

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the politicians uh have been more the

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the politicians who have been most vocal

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about doing what science encourages

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uh frankly more of those from the Biden

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Edmund and and on the left uh have been

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more active at actually destroying the

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scientific method

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by censoring that's scary and we'll go

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through some examples in just a moment

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so there were and then they you know

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they talk a little bit about here the

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Reliance on Bots and and contractors in

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the Philippines for moderation how this

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was a problem

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uh I I could see that you know certainly

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language barriers potentially but then

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they give some examples here here's a

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Harvard Medical School doctor an

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epidemiologist who who you think should

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have you know uh the right to speak uh

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saying here

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that thinking that everyone must be

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vaccinated is as scientifically flawed

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as thinking that nobody should covet

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vaccines are important for older

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high-risk people and their caretakers

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those with prior natural infection do

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not need it nor children this is

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actually now right it seems like a very

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reasonable statement yet what ended up

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happening well what ended up happening

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is look at this email internal email

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heads up sending a heads up that we will

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take action on this tweet for violating

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our coveted misinformation policy

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specifically by sharing false

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information in regards to the efficacy

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of covid-19 vaccines which goes against

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CDC guidelines that's insane so that

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person's tweet ended up getting flagged

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and listen to this this tweet cannot be

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replied to shared or liked I mean if you

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can't share it

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or like it or comment on it you have

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destroyed the scientific process

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you prevent the idea from spreading to

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other individuals for more dialogue and

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you prevent dialogue at all

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it's shocking

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on the other hand you've got somebody

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here who's a self-proclaimed claimed

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Public Health fact Checker uh who argues

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that hey you know why are we allowing

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something like this to stand without

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censorship this stat here or this this

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uh tweet here says here's some data

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since December of 2021 covet has been

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the leading cause of death from disease

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in children and this person replies this

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is cherry picking this is only like

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covet is only the leading cause of death

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if you ignore all non-disease deaths

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accidents right and you ignore cancer

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heart disease SIDS and then all of a

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sudden covet is the leading cause of

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death and they actually provide

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statistics now we should be able to

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analyze those statistics and say hey are

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these are these correct like is Cali

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correct or is the other tweet person you

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know a person tweeting correct but we

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can't because Twitter then steps in and

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censors that and doesn't allow replies

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or shares or uh or likes

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here's another one where some an account

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called infectious disease ethics plotted

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the rise in cases of cardiac arrests and

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myocarditis in 16 to 39 year olds AKA

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younger people and they plot the rise of

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covet cases here

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and then the rise in incidents of uh

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cardiac arrest and myocarditis

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and and they make the argument that

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there are some correlations between the

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vaccine and cardiac arrest and

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myocarditis and this is a very

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concerning chart there's a very

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reasonable uh linkage to myocarditis and

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and the covet vaccine in fact this is

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why

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uh there there's uh look I'm not a nurse

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but there is there's this idea that

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when you provide a shot you're supposed

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to I believe it's called aerate the shot

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by uh by basically pulling back on the

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plunger a little bit to see if there's

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any blood going into the uh syringe and

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if there is blood in the syringe the the

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needle should be removed I believe

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discarded and a new one should be

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attempted and then should be checked

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again did you hit a blood vessel uh and

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the reason for this is if if you get

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blood in and then you inject the vaccine

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That vaccine then can fact Fast Track

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basically to the heart muscle and uh the

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the compounds in That vaccine at higher

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doses could cause problems for the heart

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muscle

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so there's like actually uh like

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application issue here that could

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actually be leading to the rise of these

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these problems so there's some

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legitimacy to this uh potentially a lot

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of legitimacy to this and this is

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something that should be shared and

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talked about right uh now I don't think

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anybody should say like with certainty

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one thing is right one thing is wrong

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but that's literally what Twitter was

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doing

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by labeling stuff as misleading and then

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again can't even reply to it

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like if I'm like hey this is correct

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because of this or I think this is wrong

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because of this I couldn't even reply to

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it because Twitter said you're not

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allowed to talk about that that's messed

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up

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it's messed up and there are more and

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more examples of censorship and reveals

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of how like strikes were were

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implemented but shouldn't have been uh

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again more examples here's one this was

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probably the most damning one uh and no

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linked down below but instead it is that

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Donald Trump here mentions that you

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should not be afraid of coven which is

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actually you know an optimistic thing

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right it's providing hope for people

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it's it's you know uh it's not saying

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that you shouldn't be careful it's just

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saying look don't let it dominate your

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life you know I think this is uh this is

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in a dark time a fair thing to say uh to

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some extent you know some people are

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gonna go I don't know does that make

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people be less cautious well let that be

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a debate right

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but Jim Baker who used to work at the

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FBI right before the election here does

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not think there should be a debate Jim

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Baker says why isn't this President of

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the United States tweet a violation of

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our covid-19 policy especially don't be

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afraid of covet statement

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come on man

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there was actually a reply to this

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in short this tweet is a broad

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optimistic statement it doesn't incite

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people to do something harmful nor does

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it recommend against taking precautions

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or following medical directives it

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doesn't fall within the published scope

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of our policies curiously a curious

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whether you have a different read on it

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though it's like here's a former FBI guy

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with my sense on the president

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this is scary

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you know uh and uh there's even evidence

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here that Twitter did prioritize the

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review and labeling of content that

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could lead to increased exposure of

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transmission of of the virus it's just

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it's really incredible it's really

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really sad uh and it's so good that this

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is now coming to light as they say

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sunlight is the best disinfectant and

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boy oh boy has there been some

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disinfecting to do now you just wonder

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what's going on at Facebook and uh you

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know some other platforms but uh

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knock on wood I haven't had one of my

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videos censored since January 5th when I

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covered Donald Trump's speech right

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before the January 6th

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um

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capital

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disaster

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anyway

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thank you so much for watching this

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video good luck out there

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