I have watched in awe as the Deep State has combined financial influence with censorship tools pioneered by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) to make every form of software including Microsoft Office subject to “hate speech” termination without regard to the Constitution, Title VII, or the Communications Decency Act that indemnifies platforms provided they do not censor — if they censor they become publishers. To have the President of the United States deplatformed by Twitter and Facebook, and to have a defense of liberty by Ron Paul declared to be “sedition” is in my view either America hitting bottom without hope or the absolute best scripting of the Wrestlemania drama possible, and a prelude to a complete make-over of how we might place information technology in service to humanity as a utility, rather than making humanity the “chicken” (a Satanic pedophilia term”) whose “data” is harvested with impunity, without any regard for individual anonymity, identity, privacy, or security.
I wish to highlight a serious ethical and practical issue we all face when using cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS) applications — especially for “controversial” writing and audio/video content. It is a summary of what I have learned after I have been “deplatformed” suddenly by Medium in March of 2019, and Mailchimp in March of 2020.
There are four parts to this article:
Summary of “termination for cause” versus “termination for convenience” contractual terms
The impact on me of deplatforming as a statement of historical fact
A brief review of the terms of some select email marketing platforms
My recommendation for policy makers looking at remedying the injustices and power imbalances inherent in this issue
We normally do not load YouTube that become empty gray boxes down the road, or broken links. We are working with BitChute CEO to get to a very fast conversion nomination process in a new BitChute channel #SaveTheTruth.