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Challenging the narrative is a deadly game in today’s Big Tech-controlled technocracy. British author and public speaker David Icke found that out the hard way when he was systematically deplatformed following an interview on Brian Rose’s London Real YouTube channel. Continue reading “Author David Icke Banned From Paypal, YouTube, Facebook For Views On Coronavirus”
Memology 101 announced that YouTube gave him seven days to address the copyright strikes before his channel goes kaput. He’s trying to resolve the matter but the way YouTube’s system works, the strikers have been given ten days to respond, so his channel will be gone before the copyright strikes can be addressed or removed. Continue reading “Memology 101 YouTube Channel Shutting Down Due To False Copyright Strikes”
Irish professor, Dolores Cahill, has been speaking out against the way the establishment has been handling the coronavirus. Her views don’t match up with the mainstream media’s fearmongering and panic-inducing misreporting. To prevent anyone from hearing her speak, corrupt journalists have been reporting videos featuring Cahill in order to get YouTube and Facebook to remove them from the web. Continue reading “Corrupt Journalists Get Facebook, YouTube To Ban Videos Featuring Professor Dolores Cahill”
Rarely does one find a company with the fortitude to stand up against the hate mobs. Let alone the intelligence to know who their paying customers are. Popular YouTube sponsor Ridge Wallet has now demonstrated an apt capacity for both as they refuse to cave to the pressure to drop or denounce ItsAGundman. Continue reading “Ridge Wallet Stands By ItsAGundam During Thotterstorm”
There is some good news and bad news on the copyright and DMCA abuse front of this whole Last of Us: Part II saga. So first up, Mara Jade, who goes by the YouTube handle Jade Shadow, had her channel copyright struck by Naughty Dog and Sony for discussing their copyright abuse to plug any negative discussion about The Last of Us: Part II. Continue reading “Naughty Dog, Sony Copyright Strikes Jade Shadow For Discussing Last Of Us 2 Copyright Abuse”
More content creators are being copyright struck by Sony and Naughty over The Last Of Us: Part II leaks. The worst of it all is that the copyright strikes are being levied against people providing nothing but commentary about the leaks and discussing the censorship that Naughty Dog and Sony are enacting to cover up the leaks. Continue reading “Just Some Guy, HeelvsBabyface, Lethal Lightning Copyright Struck By Sony And Naughty Dog”
Some companies are nice. They actually care about the fans. They actually care about producing engaging content. They also care about spreading the word and growing their audience. The production committee behind the anime adaptation of How Not To Summon A Demon Lord fits the bill for the aforementioned description of companies caring about their audience. They wanted to raise awareness for the show and help build hype for the second season by giving the entire first season away for free on YouTube. YouTube, however, would have none of it. Continue reading “How Not To Summon A Demon Lord Free Episodes Banned From YouTube”
The DMCA and copyright abuse measures being applied by Sony and Naughty Dog would be reaching comical heights if it weren’t so depressingly sad how legally immobile and civilly hand-tied majority of the victims are of the duo’s machinations to prevent spreading of any information regarding The Last of Us: Part II leaks. Continue reading “Sony And Naughty Dog Abuse Copyright Notices To Censor Last Of Us 2 Memes”
YouTube is ramping up their censorship of users, this time going after a content creator with nearly one million subscribers. So this is no small fry being hit by video content host’s anti-freedom antics. Zanar Aesthetics is the person of interest in this case, and they’ve been attempting to rally support and eyes on their channel being deplatformed by what YouTube claimed to be “abusive legal requests”. Continue reading “Zanar Aesthetics Permanently Banned From YouTube For “Abusive Legal Requests””
Aytu BioScience has been working on treating diseases using UV light as a disinfectant. One of their recent developments was using the UV light treatment to possibly cure the coronavirus, but big tech isn’t having any of it, and are removing the videos and their channels from the web. The censorship, however, was enacted upon by request of New York Times reporter Davey Alba. Continue reading “Aytu BioScience Suspended From Twitter, Videos Banned From YouTube Due To New York Times Reporter”
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki is cracking down on any content creators making videos or sharing information that goes against anything that has been publicly stated by the World Health Organization, even if the information coming out of the WHO is incorrect and concocted to cover for China. Continue reading “YouTube Censors, Bans Content That Goes Against WHO”
Three months ago YouTuber PkmnMasterHolly had her channel hacked, which has been a common occurrence for a lot of YouTubers over the past two years. Some get their channels back, others are straight out of luck. While Holly managed to get her channel back, it wasn’t restored with all the glitz and glamor she expected, resulting in her newer videos no longer showing up in the search, her channel being hidden from trending, and subscribers no longer receiving notifications. Recently she announced that she was heading to Twitch.tv. Continue reading “PkmnMasterHolly Heads To Twitch Following YouTube Hack”
Big Tech censorship of the coronavirus is getting underway, as Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube are taking measures to censor what you’re allowed to see and consume. Continue reading “YouTube Terminates Coronavirus Interview While Facebook And Twitter Censor Posts”