Why You Don’t See My Facebook Posts Anymore, And What You Can Do About It

by Casey | Sep 19, 2021 | Blog, Conspiracy, Fake News, Featured

Why You Don’t See My Facebook Posts Anymore

A month or so ago, Facebook told me my page was in danger of being deleted.

They banned me from advertising and boosting posts.

They then started deleting posts from my page, mostly about COVID.

They also started flagging posts from years ago.

Then they started telling me I violated their terms on extremist content without telling me what posts they were referring to.

Then they banned me from live streaming on Facebook while continuing the advertising ban.

They refused to accept my appeal or review their false allegations.

Let’s face it, Facebook is adding a bunch of bogus ‘violations’ to justify taking my page down when I’ve not done anything remotely wrong.

In addition to all of the above, and more, they have eliminated the syndication of my posts in the standard Facebook news feed. My audience is no longer allowed to see my posts in their feed. They have to come to my page directly because they chose to seek out my content.

As a result, posts that averaged thousands of views and hundreds of interactions now get only 30 or so views with 1 or 2 interactions.

This is blatant censorship.

This is the analytics for just one recent week after the censorship started. These numbers aren’t nearly as dramatic as the totality of decline in traffic and interaction.

I have over 10k followers on Facebook. Over 2k on YouTube.

Almost none of them have followed me onto other platforms. Whether they didn’t believe the censorship was really that bad, or they didn’t think it was going to happen to me, I don’t know. However, the time has come.

I need you to follow me on Telegram and Rumble … that’s all.

If you follow me elsewhere, that’s great, thank you. However, I post all of my videos on Rumble, and all of my social media posts on Telegram.

Those two platforms are my primary platforms for content. All of the others are less active and secondary.

I assume, since you subscribe to this newsletter, you support my show and what I do for my audience. Now, I’m asking my audience to do something for me. Please use the links below to follow me on Telegram and Rumble.

Thank you for you support.

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Fake News: No, Ivermectin Overdoses Aren’t Overwhelming Hospitals

by Casey | Sep 7, 2021 | Blog, Fake News

The ivermectin lies are just like the Hydroxychloroquine and ‘inject bleach’ lies.

First of all, ivermectin is safe for humans and has been used to treat humans since the 1980s.

Second, it’s been shown to have good anti-viral properties in multiple studies of RNA viruses since 2012.

Third, it’s won a Nobel Prize for treating humans in 2015.

Fourth, it’s been proven to be safe and effective against COVID in repeated peer-reviewed studies.

Fifth, stories about ivermectin causing massive amounts of people to go to the hospital are all lies. Just like the old fish tank cleaner nonsense.

I broke this all down in a previous post here.

The fact that people aren’t overdosing on ivermectin and the media is smearing the drug without confirming these stories is … well … par for the course in the media these days.

Rolling Stone wrote a 100% false story on hospitals being overrun with ivermectin overdoses and even though it went viral social media has not made them take it down

It’s almost like social media has a double standard or something.

AP corrects article claiming 70 percent of calls to Mississippi Poison Control were about ivermectin ingestion

Yes, Daily Mail, You are Discredited by Fake IVM Story

Once again, dangerous Orwellian social media allows the lie to spread.

Maddow Doesn’t Delete Tweet Promoting Dubious Story of Ivermectin Patients Overloading Hospitals

It’s almost like they want people to die.

Ohio judge orders hospital to treat COVID-19 patient with Ivermectin at wife’s request

Fox Business segment slams Joe Rogan for taking ivermectin after Tucker Carlson pushed the horse dewormer

Israeli scientist says COVID-19 could be treated for under $1/day