France: Twitter suspends multiple campaign accounts of Zemmour and Le Pen
BY ROBERT SPENCER
republished below in full unedited for informational, educational & research purposes:
We have known for years that Twitter and the other social media giants were not neutral platforms, but they are more open and brazen about their efforts to silence dissent from the far-Left agenda of the global political and media elites. One prime reason why Twitter hates Zemmour and Le Pen is that they oppose mass Muslim migration into France and the West in general. The very fact this happened is a key illustration of why Macron must be defeated and the sinister power of these cabals must be broken if France is to have any future as a free republic.
“#STOPcensorship: Twitter Suspension Of Zemmour And Le Pen Campaign Accounts Is Undeniable Indication Of Political Censorship,” translated from “#STOPcensure: La Suspension Des Comptes De Campagne De Zemmour Et Le Pen Par Twitter Est L’indication Indéniable D’une Censure Politique,” GETTR, March 5, 2022:
Twitter’s Friday night political hit on political campaign accounts associated with French presidential candidates Marine Le Pen and Éric Zemmour is a stunning act of censorship that highlights GAFAM’s political bias and the importance of alternatives like GETTR that promote freedom of expression.
Less than 24 hours after French President Emmanuel Macron announced his re-election bid, Twitter has proven itself in the service of his campaign through the suspension of the accounts of Marine Le Pen’s deputy campaign director, Jean-Philippe Tanguy, its communications manager, Alexandre Loubet, as well as multiple accounts linked to Eric Zemmour’s campaign, including all accounts associated with Generation Z, the young activist movement Reconquête!
“Exactly as we predicted, Twitter is going after Macron’s opponents, and especially supporters of Éric Zemmour. Big Tech giants like Twitter and Facebook have long used censorship as a tool to silence critics and political opponents, but we just didn’t think it would become so obvious,” said Jason Miller, CEO of GETTR.
“The head of Twitter France, Damien Viel, owes the French an explanation for this dangerous attack on the integrity of the presidential election. It is clear now that the French cannot be trusted to disseminate honest information around the election, which further justifies the importance of GETTR. It’s no wonder people are moving to GETTR in droves.”…