https://www.bitchute.com/video/JzEhPyHjuopX/
(It's rather long, and so I listened at 1.75 speed.)
After some 5 million Facebook shares, YouTube deleted this video of two doctors giving their opinion concerning Covid lockdowns. Supposedly the video was deleted because it doesn't follow WHO guidelines... What!?
I tried to find the video via Google, which owns YouTube. Nada of course. Also nothing via Bing or DuckDuckGo.
James Corbett scorns the video blockade
https://www.corbettreport.com/
Tucker Carlson, another libertarian, lashes YouTube
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/tucker-carlson-big-tech-is-using-coronavirus-to-increase-its-power-and-the-us-is-becoming-more-like-china
May 1, 2020 update
Searches via Google and The New York Times indicate that the Times did not deem the controversy over YouTube's ban worth covering. Sometimes the paper will do a followup "after action report" in which it relates much context and many details left out of initial stories. Nothing so far.
The Times's media section includes a story on the the lawsuit by Harry and Meghan against the British tabloids, but nothing on the American uproar over YouTube's muzzling of two doctors whom its executives considered to be too persuasive.
After some 5 million Facebook shares, YouTube deleted this video of two doctors giving their opinion concerning Covid lockdowns. Supposedly the video was deleted because it doesn't follow WHO guidelines... What!?
I tried to find the video via Google, which owns YouTube. Nada of course. Also nothing via Bing or DuckDuckGo.
James Corbett scorns the video blockade
https://www.corbettreport.com/
Tucker Carlson, another libertarian, lashes YouTube
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/tucker-carlson-big-tech-is-using-coronavirus-to-increase-its-power-and-the-us-is-becoming-more-like-china
May 1, 2020 update
Searches via Google and The New York Times indicate that the Times did not deem the controversy over YouTube's ban worth covering. Sometimes the paper will do a followup "after action report" in which it relates much context and many details left out of initial stories. Nothing so far.
The Times's media section includes a story on the the lawsuit by Harry and Meghan against the British tabloids, but nothing on the American uproar over YouTube's muzzling of two doctors whom its executives considered to be too persuasive.
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