Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
Artists have become legends in the past on the popular online video platform, YouTube.
YouTube used to be the “great equalizer” where one could propel to “stardom” based on the popularity of the content produced.
That all changed in 2006 when Google purchased YouTube for $1.65 billion.
Today, October 15, 2020, Google wiped out thousands of YouTube channels in its on-going effort to stifle free speech and the truth, less than 3 weeks before national elections in the U.S.
Channels that had hundreds of videos and hundreds of thousands of subscribers were eliminated, instantaneously.
Most of these popular YouTube channels have been expecting this, and have already moved to Bitchute.com, a platform that so far has stood firm against online censorship.
Here are two of the first videos published today (on Bitchute) on the reaction of Google’s censorship.
Silencing Decent , usually doesnt end well …for those who push for the silencing
at least we should be this lucky , guess we will find out
I watch a hell of a lot of it, people still comment and people read those comments, all is not lost.
Two words, fk you…
I’m definitely a comment reader and you are spot on Mark
Sometimes I can’t even stand to listen to the videographer , but I’ll definitely go read the comments to see what the vibe is
And my take , it’s going to bloody but short
YouTube should be added to the bunch that are to be investigated for their censorship regarding the Biden affair, in a couple of weeks. It’s also time that those who would be or have been censored, to move to other platforms.