Activist Post had a YouTube channel. YouTube closed it down without warning. YouTube’s enhanced censorship was heralded in early September. Activist Post still has its web site, of course. The Activist Post videos can be accessed in new places now, because the internet remains open to entry and competition. I can’t see that these videos in any way violated YouTube guidelines. YouTube’s censorship appears to me to be purely due to political and social differences in positions between YouTube’s powers and Activist Post. The Activist Post byline is “Propaganda for peace, love and liberty”. On Oct. 7, 2017, it interviewed … Continue reading YouTube Censorship and Government Pressure