Project Veritas Locked Out of Twitter After Posting Video of Them Confronting YouTube Exec

Project Veritas had their Twitter account locked on Friday afternoon. After having posted a video in which Veritas challenged a YouTube executive about striking videos. 

Alx wrote the following: “What’s going on?” Tagging Twitter Safety CEO Ella Girwin and Twitter Safety new head Ella Girwin. YouTube was already Strike You can view the video on their platform.

“Project Veritas was surprised to learn of this temporary lock out,” Mario Balaban, Project Veritas, told The Post Millennial. “as we were conducting journalism as we always do — by asking questions to powerful people. In this case, a YouTube executive.”

“We have appealed and look forward to Elon Musk clearing this situation up,” Balaban added.

Christian Hartsock confronts Matt Halprin Global Head of Trust and Safety to discover why they have removed videos featuring the Pfizer Director from their platform. Hartsock asked questions about the extent to which Pfizer is paying YouTube for cover. 

Halprin continued walking, refusing to engage with Veritas reporter. “You touched me,” Halprin said, “At one point, “that’s not something you want to do.” 

Project Veritas’ videos Exposing Director of Pfizer shows him discussing the results of gain-of-function research by the pharmaceutical giant and the potential impact on his company. Women’s menstrual cycles After taking the Covid-19 shot.

Veritas was banned from the platform more than a decade ago.https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-project-veritas-reinstated-to-twitter”>reinstated By Elon MuskOne of many accounts recently criticized by the purportedly free speech platform in recent weeks is,

Veritas was sent this message via Twitter: “We’ve temporarily limited some of your account features,” Lastly, he states that the account “violated the Twitter Rules.”

These rules, while at times confusing and opaque, were designed to be more transparent under Musk. Musk purchased the platform with the express purpose of making it more transparent, upholding freedom speech and free press.

Twitter stated that Veritas was guilty in a specific violation “violating our rules against abuse and harassment. You may not engage in the targeted harassment of someone or incite other people to do so. This includes wishing or hoping that someone experiences physical harm”

Veritas must delete the tweet in order to get their account back. Veritas’ account is still locked, pending appeal.

This is a breaking story that will be updated.