Facebook Bans Stay-At-Home Protests Posts

Calling them "Harmful Mis-information"

Ben Swann

9-minutes • 5,329 views • Apr 21, 2020

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the company won't allow promotion of protests 'that defy government's guidance' on social distancing

https://youtu.be/PqyxXzwi1-A

The Timeline of the Coverup

Zooming In with Simone Gao

7-minutes • 8,670 views • Premiered 2 hours ago

In this debut episode of Zooming In Glance, a new format that we are trying out, we will focus on the Chinese Communist Party’s, or CCP’s, intentional cover-up. The CCP’s under-reporting and delays of information has caused the current worldwide outbreak. In this program, we break down the series of critical events and government actions leading up to the global outbreak.

https://youtu.be/zQNhoR2Bjpk

news 'story' hinting that Italy may be next to leave the EU

Something Has Snapped in Italy’s Stormy Relationship With Europe

April 21, 2020

(Bloomberg) – The foundations for the European Union were laid six decades ago in Rome and some officials in the Eternal City are starting to think they might just be seeing the beginning of its breakup.

''After'' Boris Johnson and the Brexiteers laid to rest the carefully cultivated myth of the EU’s irreversibility, europhiles argued that Britain was a special case, an island nation that could never fully commit to the continent. It’s different when Italy turns against you.

The bloc’s third-largest economy has flirted with euroskepticsm before as it railed against budget rules or struggled to cope with successive waves of refugees heading north from Africa. But when Covid-19 struck Lombardy, Italians still expected Europe would come to their aid with no questions asked.

Instead, what they think they got was small print and a cold shoulder.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/something-snapped-italy-stormy-relationship-040027449.html