Topic: David Icke
David Icke’s case highlights the growing trend of censorship in digital sectors, where platforms like Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook have banned him for alleged misinformation. This situation raises significant concerns about free speech, as calls for increased censorship from media and lawmakers threaten the availability of diverse viewpoints. The actions taken against Icke exemplify how the term ‘misinformation’ is often used to justify the suppression of dissenting opinions and the erosion of individual liberties.
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News media calls on Amazon to censor more books
Media’s pressure campaign.
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Twitter bans David Icke for “covid misinformation”
Icke has been digitally erased from most of the major Big Tech platforms.
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Breathing down Joe Rogan’s neck isn’t the first time Spotify has dabbled in censorship
? It’s happened before and it will happen again.
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UK lawmaker Yvette Cooper wonders why she gets David Icke related videos when she keeps searching “David Icke”
Cooper either has a serious lack of understanding of tech or she’s secretly wondering why Icke can even be found…
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David Icke announces that he’s now banned from PayPal
Icke has been banned from many Big Tech platforms after he suggested that the coronavirus was being used to seize…
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David Icke interview removed from Spotify after CNBC complains
Spotify is the latest tech company to censor Icke.
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YouTube bans David Icke, scrubs 14 years worth of videos from the platform
Big Tech censorship is reaching new heights.
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YouTube’s exec discusses “Intelligence Desk” to target emerging conspiracy theories
The crackdown on anything that YouTube deems to be a conspiracy or misinformation continues.
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UK regulator sanctions London Live for broadcasting censored David Icke coronavirus interview
YouTube had deleted the interview before London Live rebroadcast an edited version.












