Project Veritas head James O’Keefe locked out of Twitter after his nine-month-old tweet is copyright claimed
Project Veritas has had its content restricted several times after copyright claims were filed on old tweets.
Project Veritas has had its content restricted several times after copyright claims were filed on old tweets.
Project Veritas got Darcy’d.
O’Keefe was suspended after tweeting about his exposé on Bernie Sanders campaign staffers.
While mainstream media focused on the Warren-Sanders spat, the public were interested in the Project Veritas undercover report.
The video has been used by Senator Ted Cruz in a congressional hearing and is in the record of the US Congress.
It’s thought that many tech company insiders are getting ready to blow the whistle on bias insider their companies.
The letter cites examples from its recent investigative report which showed a Google executive talking about company plans to prevent the next “Trump situation.”
Project Veritas has faced constant censorship from the tech giants since it released this report.
This is in response to YouTube removing the video after receiving questionable privacy complaints.
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