Oil Pipe removes President Trump’s speech Right-wing radio network hardens statement: we will not sell out our views

The national pulse reports that YouTube has removed President Trump‘s CPAC speech.

The national pulse reports that Google‘s YouTube put President Trump’s entire CPAC speech in the “Memory hole. The Communist Party-linked company, which owns the pedophile videos, took the videos down in a stunningly authoritarian move on Thursday, March 4.

[Apollo.com introduces: Memory hole (忘懷洞), memory hole.

Memory hole” is a document destruction tool used by Winston Smith in the Ministry of Truth in the novel “1984” written by the famous British Writer George Orwell. According to the novel, it was a large furnace with a door into which documents were thrown and history disappeared, and was an important tool for Smith, a clerk in the Records Division, to “correct” history at will. The “forgetting hole” here is a bitterly ironic attack on the fact that a few people are willing to falsify history in order to cover it up].

The Post Millennial reports:

YouTube, the Google-owned video hosting platform, has suspended the Right Side Broadcasting Network’s service for two weeks and removed all videos of President Trump’s Feb. 28 speech at CPAC.

Right Side Broadcasting Network issued a statement.

“It’s worth noting that under the terms of YouTube, our videos of Trump’s CPAC speech would have been allowed to continue if we had provided a ‘contrary view.’ Basically, we would have to say on air that everything Trump just said about election fraud is not true.” They said.” Even if we believed that, we wouldn’t sell out our views just to keep the video up. We try to follow the rules and not air certain things that we would normally air – but we don’t censor President Trump and we don’t disagree with what he says, and frankly, we agree (with what he says).”

The Right Wing Radio Network said, “Our network provides very little commentary. We basically just turn on the cameras and show you what’s going on – and let you decide. People can choose to watch it, not watch it, loathe it or like it. That’s called freedom. If that’s no longer allowed, then may God help us.”