by Richard Enos, Collective Evolution:

In an article from the Washington Post (it could be from any mainstream source, as you know, they all say the same thing and are taking their direction from a central authority), the following information was disclosed:

A popular Reddit board dedicated to promoting and discussing the QAnon conspiracy theory was banned from Reddit on Wednesday for “repeated violations of the terms of our content policy,” Reddit said in a statement.

As of Wednesday, visitors to the r/greatawakening subreddit were instead greeted with a message explaining the ban. A Reddit spokeswoman said that “posting content that incites violence, disseminates personal information, or harasses will get users and communities banned from Reddit.”

Evidence Nowhere To Be Found

Looking through the article as a normal inquirer into the matter, I was hoping to get to the point where, as per above, we are given the specific evidence that demonstrates that either,

1. violence-inciting content was posted


2. personal information was disseminated


3. content that ‘harasses’ was posted

Alas, this was nowhere to be found. Which means that, as far as can be determined (based on a scan of other mainstream articles on the subject), Reddit has not been willing to specify the words posted that violated content policy, thereby hiding their actions from public scrutiny or debate.

Trending: Censorship

This seems to have become a trend in recent weeks, where accounts have been suspended, channels have been removed, and content deleted for reasons that are usually vague, flimsy, and highly subjective. It’s no wonder there has been an outcry of blatant censorship from the public on many occasions lately, this latest Reddit ban being no exception. But what is interesting is that now, some people are seeing this censorship as working in favor of the cause rather than against it. Note this twitter response to Q-denier Brian Krassenstein:

Q never has posted on Reddit so all you have done is send them to Q’s page…… Thanks.