Comments by "Solid Freakazoid!" (@Freakazoid12345) on "Ex-CIA Agents Are Censoring You On Facebook" video.

  1. Exactly. It was well known that when Facebook started, most of the people who started working for the company were, "former" CIA employees. Remember when MySpace sent out chain letters asking how people knew each other and what they knew about each other? Wasn't that kind of odd? Facebook was founded on being better than MySpace at collecting data and monitoring citizens.
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  2. I remember on Fox, guys says, "If he's right, wouldn't they censor him? Why'd they let him talk?" I was like, yeah, that's a good point. Well, we see what happened there. When somebody asked me who is the best person for the news, I said Alex Jones, because he's not afraid of being politically correct or something to that effect.
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  3. Makes me happy to see so many people in the comments section have common sense.
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  4. Every where else on the internet they are called, "Glow in the darks" because of the guy who created TempleOS, if my memory is correct.
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  5. That's good stuff. Got any more good quotes or videos to check out?
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  6. I mean, what do people expect when the internet started as part of a military program?
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  7. It's hilarious to me that I'll tell people about stuff like this when it comes out and nobody wants to believe it. Takes about 10-15 years for people to catch up with the truth, a lot of times.
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  8. "election integrity" you mean the countless documented instances of election fraud and violations, like hooking up voting machines to the internet, opening them up to hacking.
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  9. I have a theory that the lockdowns are related to securing borders, as this was a huge problem right before that people stopped talking about it. I don't really know, but as a former medical professional, it definitely wasn't about Covid. Maybe I'm totally wrong.
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  10. Glad I got banned for talking about politics. They wanted a driver's license picture to sign up and I doctored a photo of one and they never accepted it because they have software that easily detects fakes. Good riddance. So creepy, I can't understand how people let a website invade their privacy like that. I remember being logged into Pandora and Facebook at the same time and it AUTOMATICALLY shared my Pandora info with other people. So creepy. This was around when it first started.
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