Posted on 08/17/2021 9:04:58 AM PDT by janetjanet998
New Delhi (CNN Business)It's been two days since Kabul fell to the Taliban and social media giants are scrambling to figure out how to deal with the takeover of Afghanistan by the militants. On Tuesday, Facebook (FB) reiterated its ban on accounts praising, supporting, or representing the Taliban from its platforms, including WhatsApp and Instagram, and said that it would remove "accounts maintained by or on behalf of the Taliban." "The Taliban is sanctioned as a terrorist organization under US law and we have banned them from our services under our Dangerous Organization policies," a company spokesperson said.
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Ouch
WATCH: The Taliban spokesman got a question about freedom of speech and he said the question should be asked to US companies like Facebook who claim to promote it while still censoring
https://rumble.com/vlb4qv-taliban-spokesman-says-ask-facebook-about-freedom-of-speech.html
So they waited until now to ban them? Because......Biden is being made to look bad.
Ouch!
Aw…..come on guys…..go over there and give them a big, sloppy wet kiss.
It is widely known that the Taliban use WhatsApp to coordinate their attacks and activities. However, Facebook refuses to turn off access to WhatsApp in Afghanistan, but instead replies on banning individual accounts. The Taliban, just create new accounts. Zuckerberg doesn't give a crap about America.
Hmmm....lets see, they pretend to take a stand against the tollybonn yet they advance the propaganda by the regime that just armed them.
Censorship is a plague upon the world....
Afghanistan was taken over by WattsApp...
Wondering how long it will take the Taliban to take over the US. Should we start rushing the airports?
Where would we go? Canada is now basically a communist country and Mexico is run by drug cartels.
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