>>13032936

kitchen fuckery continues

Cure

Autobake at 650

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BO/BV remove clown buns when necessary

end of fuckery

>>13032933

#16598

>>13032069 Dems Want Mayor Bowser – Who REFUSED Troops for Jan 6 – to Have Full ‘Commander-in-Chief’ Powers in DC.

>>13032075 Fauci Says US May Soon Ease Rules… For The Vaccinated

>>13032098 Biden Regime Ends Trump’s ‘Operation Talon’, AG’s Say Decision Will Create ‘Perverse Incentive For Foreign Sexual Predators’

>>13032117 Kids in Cages: Biden Opens Gated Compound for Illegal Immigrant Children — Democrats and AOC Silent

>>13032128 Chinese Company Owns TWO Wind Turbine Farms In Texas

>>13032131 no bail for Emma Coronel Aispuro, the 31-year-old wife of Joaquin "El Chapo"

>>13032148 PF call sign 'dasting.

>>13032154 State Locks Up 10yo Child Sex Trafficking Victim, Lets Her Multiple Abusers Walk Free

>>13032173 There is ‘no credible route to a zero-Covid Britain,’ Boris Johnson says

>>13032179 Investigative Book Exposes Deep Corruption Within America’s Media Establishment

>>13032181 Steve Scalise refuses to admit that Joe Biden legitimately won the election.

>>13032194 State Department Briefing Gets Heated After Reporters Accuses Biden Of Taking Credit For Trump’s Accomplishments

>>13032206 The CEO's Behind All These Anti-Covid Vaccines

>>13032234 UK: Health Authorities Announce Not a Single Case of Flu Detected This Year

>>13032272 French actor Gerard Depardieu reportedly charged with rape

>>13032281 Train collides with tanker cars in Texas causing huge blaze, prompts evacuation

>>13032283 Vegan 'milk' maker Oatly files to go public as the company backed by Oprah and Jay-Z looks seeks a valuation around $10 billion

>>13032336 Whistleblower Video Footage of Forced COVID Vaccines in German Nursing Homes Goes Public – Attorney: “We’re Dealing with Homicide, Maybe Even Murder”

>>13032340 Rep. Eric Swalwell 4 Bills to ensure that future Presidents of the United States cannot perpetrate some of the same corrupt acts that former President Donald Trump

>>13032380 FDA says Covid vaccine makers can modify shots as variants emerge

>>13032404 Hundreds Killed on Each Side; Yemen’s Maarib a ‘Blood Bath’

>>13032410 Blinken: US Wants to ‘Strengthen’ Iran Nuclear Deal

>>13032434 Ex-Capitol Police chief did not get FBI report warning of violence on Jan. 6

>>13032442 Twitter removes 100 accounts allegedly associated with Russia, aimed against US, EU, NATO

>>13032447 Biden Only Approved 77 of 254 Counties in Texas’ Major Disaster Requests White House Says

>>13032474 Israel donates COVID vaccines to Palestinian Authority, other countries

>>13032494 PF

>>13032522 Photo Of Ukrainian Deputy PM Next To Ramzan Kadyrov Triggers Political Scandal In Kiev

>>13032607 Biden Regime Throws The Book At Capitol Protesters, Offers Molotov-Throwing BLM Lawyers Plea Deal

>>13032638 New York Shuts Down, Fines Bitfinex Cryptocurrency Platform

>>13032673 Trudeau gov't practices safe relations with China, abstains from genocide vote

>>13032689 There is no going around the Presidency to gain nuke codes.

>>13032698 Biden’s China Chief Said She Was “Fine” With the CCP Spreading Influence in America And Pre-Briefed Communists Ahead of a Major Summit.

Facebook Receives “User Statement” Regarding President Trump’s Ban from Platform

The independent Oversight Board confirmed they had received the statement on Tuesday

Facebook has received a “user statement” relating to the indefinite ban of President Trump from the social media platform last month.

Following the protests at Capitol Hill on January 6th, President Trump was first temporarily, and then indefinitely, banned from Facebook, with the Big Tech giant claiming that he had incited violence. As National File reported:

Despite censoring the President’s calls for an end to protestors’ efforts to breach the Capitol (which was ordered closed to the public ahead of electoral vote certification), Zuckerberg went on to claim that President Trump had used Facebook “to condone rather then condemn the actions of his supporters.”

In announcing the ban, Zuckerberg claimed that President Trump had used Facebook to “incite violent insurrection against a democratically elected government,” and that allowing him to continue to communicate with the American people had been deemed too risky.

“We believe the risks of allowing the President to continue to use our service during this period are simply too great.”

On Tuesday, the UK’s Channel 4 News reported that Facebook’s Oversight Board, the supposedly independent entity that regulates the site, had received a “user statement” relating to the ban of President Trump. Such a statement would have been sent by the administrators of President Trump’s page, appealing the indefinite ban.

The Facebook Oversight Board had been handed President Trump’s case in January, not long after the initial ban. The spokeswoman, who confirmed the existence of the user statement, said that the board would not be making any more comment until they had come to a decision on the ban.

President Trump was banned and suspended by a number of other Big Tech companies during his last few weeks in his office, most notably Twitter, which was one of the first to boot the sitting President off their platform. Last week, Trump said in a phone interview with NewsMax that Twitter had become “very boring” since he was removed, noting that “millions of people” were leaving.

https://nationalfile.com/breaking-facebook-receives-user-statement-regarding-president-trumps-ban-from-platform/

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