Five more items which detail some of the responses to the narratives on a few issues: Links 2, May 19, 2021

1. Canada’s bill C-10. A VPN won’t be enough

2. Facebook shuts down pro-Israel page with 77 million followers amid claims it had been targeted by radical Muslims posting hate speech

Facebook has shut down a pro-Israel page with over 75 million followers, amid the worst conflict in the Gaza strip in years.

The ‘Jerusalem Prayer Team’ page, which was established in 2002 and was the largest Christian Facebook page, was shut down by the platform on Friday.

Dr. Mike Evans, the page’s founder, claimed that critics of the page posted ‘more than a million’ comments and then denied doing so, flagging their own posts as spam.

Speaking to the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), Evans claimed there was ‘an organized attempt by radical Islamic organizations to achieve this objective.’ 

‘They posted over a million comments on our site, and then had the people contact Facebook saying that they never posted to the site. That was a complete scam and fraud. It was a very clever, deceptive plan by Islamic radicals.’

He also added that the posts had included anti-Semitic comments, such as photos and quotes by Adolf Hitler, which may have triggered Facebook’s filters.

3. Hamas rockets are not fireworks, and neither are they stones.

4. This video has to be from the 70s or at the most recent, the 1980s. This doctor actually accuses Fauci of Genocide for his actions back then. This is long, 73 minutes long. But it doesn’t have to be watched. Just listened to. Increasingly, things about Fauci from quite some time ago seem to surface that suggest a less than sterling character. He also attempted to steal credit from the French Nobel-Prize winning doctor, Luc, who did discover the HIV virus.

5. Auditor: Information Deleted From Maricopa County Election Machine Has Been Recovered

The information that was allegedly deleted from a Maricopa County election machine has been recovered, an auditor told state lawmakers on Tuesday.

Ben Cotton, founder of CyFIR, one of four firms working on the 2020 election audit, said at the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix that he discovered a master file table “that clearly indicated that the database directory was deleted from that server.”

“Subsequently, I’ve been able to recover all of those deleted files, and I have access to that data,” he added. “I have the information I need from the recovery efforts of the data.”

Maricopa County responded in a tweet on Tuesday: “Just want to underscore that AZ Senate’s @ArizonaAudit account accused Maricopa County of deleting files- which would be a crime- then a day after our technical letter explained they were just looking in the wrong place- all of a sudden ‘auditors’ have recovered the files.”

(Video at link above)

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