You're not alone @ByronYork. To dare to disrupt the Trump-Russia collusion narrative (regardless of intent - to investigate critical stories irrespective of how they are parsed for political purposes) is becoming a thought crime. See this re Feinstein spy
What’s going on right now is the equivalent of Left — and really the pol establishment broadly — saying “Nice little write-up of our activities there (re anything that might divert from Trump-Russia narrative/expose their abuses). Shame if you got thrown off Twitter bc of it.”
Whether on Feinstein’s 40-year China ties — the broader context for spy in her office story — and her links to Fusion GPS, or @ByronYork’s reporting on Clinton-Fusion-Obama Russia collusion to try and prove Trump Russia collusion, you have to ask what the would-be censors fear?
The effort to notify people who report on stories that may be perceived as challenging critical narratives of the political establishment that others are trying to shut us down, but “All is well,” provides little reassurance. Will abusers of the complaint functions pay any price?
Reality is that in the world the Left has made, truth is deemed harmful by those whose beliefs — and power — has never been challenged before. In their twisted “‘hate speech’ is violence justifying a physically violent response” paradigm, attempted censorship is mere soft power
