James O'Keefe
Google insider explains how Google creates echo chambers
All as expected.
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 video removed from Facebook after being flagged by CNN reporter
Project Veritas got Darcy’d.
Twitter bans Project Veritas’ ads account over video exposing Twitter’s shadow banning practices
The video has been used by Senator Ted Cruz in a congressional hearing and is in the record of the US Congress.
Carpe Donktum’s ban for 2 year old copyright “violation” came moments after sharing video exposing CNN bias
Some are speculating over the timing of the ban.
Google executive Greg Coppola placed on administrative leave after calling out Google’s political bias
This follows the former Google employees James Damore and Mike Wacker being fired after speaking out about Google’s policies.
Vimeo deletes Project Veritas account days after it publishes report highlighting Google AI bias
Project Veritas has faced constant censorship from the tech giants since it released this report.
YouTube removes Project Veritas video exposing Google’s biased AI
Google is determined to hide the truth about its internal content suppression mechanisms.
Pinterest appears to remove the term “Christian” from its internal blacklist after leaked report exposure
It’s seems the term “Christian” is no longer a bad word at the image sharing site.
Pinterest attempted to censor reports exposing its internal blacklists, Project Veritas cease and desist letter says
This indicates that Pinterest was behind multiple privacy complaints which led to the removal of at least two YouTube videos and one tweet.
CENSORED: YouTube takes down Project Veritas video that exposed Pinterest’s internal blacklists
This follows censorship from Pinterest and Twitter in the wake of Project Veritas releasing its report.
Project Veritas and Live Action are censored after Pinterest’s internal blacklists are exposed
Project Veritas has had its Twitter account limited while Live Action has been permanently banned from Pinterest.