Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter successfully stopped the second “Plandemic” video from going viral, likely due to widespread announcements about its premier
The trick is getting the hucksters to announce a premiere date — One of the more hopeful developments at tech platforms …
Facebook not allowing users to post the new plandemic link https://twitter.com/...
@haritho
@haritho on x
the utter lack of contempt that Facebook shows in Asia will put to shame the colonialists of last century. @Facebook is the new colonial power in Asia https://twitter.com/...
@rach_greenspan
Rachel E. Greenspan on x
This is some remarkable news, looks like FB has banned the URL for the Plandemic sequel https://twitter.com/...
@alibreland
Ali Breland on x
facebook is also blocking users from sending links to the new plandemic sequel in private messages. https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/...
@sheeraf
Sheera Frenkel on x
What will be interesting is to see whether the video still gets traction on YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, and other sites. Until now, experts believe that Facebook has been a major vector for these kinds of videos gaining and audience and being shared widely.