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FAKEBOOK Declares Antifa Acid Attack Threat is Fake News
By Dean Garrison – July 3, 2019
Hydrochloric acid (also known as Muriatic acid) can cause severe burns to the skin or even blindness.
I recently returned from another Facebook suspension.
I
ve been suspended 120 of the last 135 days (four 30 day suspensions) to be exact.
I posted ONE single item on my timeline Tuesday and the Fake News/Thought Police were all over it.
I
ll show you the article in a moment AND, I did fix the spacing typo in the title.
I really hate it when I do that. ?
At any rate, within a few hours, Facebook had taken the ONLY post I had on my profile and called it Fake News.
So Facebook is supporting Antifa now?
Really?
That
s a shock. ?
Listen folks
A guy who is claiming to be associated with Antifa is threatening Muriatic (Hydrochloric) Acid attacks at a rally in Washington D.C. on July 6.
He could be full of $h*t and he could be serious.
But warning the American people about a threat is fake news, according to Facebook.
I didn
t make the threat and only reported on it AND please notice the question mark at the end of the subtitle: Antifa Planning To Use Acid In Attacks On Conservatives At D.C. Speech Rally?
And the main title on my site was: Antifa Claims to be Planning Chemical Attack In Washington D.C.
Nowhere did anyone say this was absolutely going to happen. It was a simple warning of what might happen if the claims are valid.
If acid attacks go down in D.C., this is on Facebook for blocking my post and probably dozens of others concerning the same subject matter.
No claims were made that this was absolute fact as you will see when you read the article below. It was a simple good-will warning.
I will sue them for all I can, and any victims should do the same, if this actually happens.
Here is the original story as reported on DC Clothesline courtesy of Right Wing Tribune:
2019-07-04T10:43:27Z