SUSPENDED & REMOVED: MISINFORMATION

Last friday our episode on “ACCOUNTABILITY” had a 7 member panel that included a candidate for Attorney General of Wisconsin Karen Muller.

YouTube has suspended us and removed this episode because;

Misinformation
Content that advances false claims that widespread fraud, errors, or glitches changed the outcome of the U.S. 2020 presidential election is not allowed on YouTube.

AS A RESULT WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BROADCAST ON “YOUTUBE” FOR ONE WEEK>>

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Then they have the gaul to end the email with “Was this email helpful? YES | NO” …..ahhhh NO! It is also concerning that 95% of creators who get 1 strike never get another one. 95% of youtubers do not have a platform like RRH to go to. This does present however an interesting discussion. One that really oughta be had.

We have built our network to include many of the features you enjoy about listening to our shows over there, like LIVE CHAT. During this time away, our broadcasts will still include a live chat box for listeners and the audience who can still engage with the live broadcast. It is just going to happen here instead.

In addition, we have something that YouTube does not! a LIVE STUDIO AUDIENCE if you want to connect even closer with the show you can connect your device and participate in a much more enhanced way as a member of the LIVE studio audience. The studio audience seats 100 and are available on a first come first serve basis. Doors open ONE HOUR BEFORE BROADCAST TIMES Give it a try!

Either way, THE SHOW MUST GO ON AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU DURING OUR REGULARLY SCHEDULED LIVE TIMES!

In the meantime listen to the banned episode YouTube doesn’t want heard here: (click here)

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FYT!!! Wow! I have noticed on YouTube and Facebook they are starting to ramp up the cencoring again 😑🙄

If freedom of speech was legit then the govt would have overt social media options with 1st amendment protections built in. Since SM is the primary method its citizens have to converse across the country, it is easy to suppress this by using “private” companies and their “terms of service”.