Facebook Joins Others and Bans Health Ranger/Natural News

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Mike Adams, aka The Health Ranger, reported Sunday that he has been permanently banned by Facebook. His channel named Facebook.com/healthranger, was his primary channel and reached over 2.5 million people. In what he describes as ” coordinated, heavily-funded smear campaign against Natural News”, Facebook now joins Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, Google News, and Apple in implementing permanent bans against Adams and his company.

In a statement on his website, Adams says:

“The techno-fascists, including Wikipedia, have decided that no speech that questions any official narrative will be allowed on any platform. Anyone who questions the safety of toxic vaccines, 5G cell towers, geoengineering, chemotherapy or glyphosate weed killer chemicals is now maliciously attacked, smeared and de-platformed. You’re not even allowed now to talk about nutrition, anti-cancer foods or nutritional supplements without being labeled a “vitamin” website accused of pushing fake cures. (That’s right: The left-wing authoritarian tyrants are now anti-nutrition on top of everything else.)

Every website or individual who expresses any view of dissent against the corrupt scientific establishment is immediately labeled “fake news,” even as the left-wing media routinely pushed total fabrications about President Trump and anyone who supports Trump.”

He goes on to call the tech giants and their CEO’s the “enemies of humanity.”

“These criminals like Zuckerberg, Dorsey and Cook are un-elected, subject to zero transparency and offer no mechanism for due process whereby channels who are banned might defend themselves against unfair, dishonest smears or fake news attacks run by left-wing journo-terrorism hacks.”

After being de-platformed by YouTube, Adams founded his own video sight known as Brighteon. He has posted a video response to the Facebook ban on the new channel.

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