Does YouTube Continue To Cover Fauci? The Plandemic Is Over. The Censorship Is Not…

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BY SRH

Millions of Americans were hurt when Anthony Stephen Fauci messed up the COVID-19 plandemic. Google’s YouTube and its “woke” moderators were always there for him.
The virus has been stopped. The censorship isn’t. YouTube still blocks speech that criticizes Fauci and the policies he made that didn’t work. I recently talked to Jan Jekielek, Senior Editor of the Epoch Times, about my new book, “Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison.”

You can’t post anything on YouTube if you don’t follow the “Four R’s of Responsibility”: remove, raise, reduce, and reward. It didn’t take down the conversation, but if it had, that would have been news. It picked the low, quiet R.

Take a look at this picture of reduce. The conversation first aired on October 13. After five days, 21,248 people had watched it. The 10 full episodes of Jekielek’s American Thought Leaders that came out before mine got an average of 170,000 views each, while the five that came right before mine got an average of 73,000 views each. The 10 episodes before my interview had an average of 124,000 views each in the show’s China playlist. Fourteen thousand people have already watched an episode of Dr. Phil that was posted yesterday—more than twice as many as mine in just five minutes.

This video is not not well-liked. According to Jekielek, it’s doing really well on other sites. It was only hurt when it got to YouTube. The pandemic is over. The censorship is not.

They manipulate the comment section in nefarious ways by making your comments invisible to others without even notifying you it’s happening.

This is Google. Underneath nearly every video during the Corona scam, they included a referral to the World Health Organization for additional “information.” No one has been sentenced to prison for the most heinous atrocities in human history, and there has been no reckoning. A global scale has been used to censor and minimize inhumane acts. Fauci is not the only issue we face; we have much more significant issues.