Facebook Deletes Disabled Vet's Page After Taking $300,000 From Him! (REACTION)
October 17, 2018
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11:36Now PlayingFacebook Deletes Disabled Vet's Page After Taking $300,000 From Him! (REACTION)
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as posted by the channelFacebook blacklisted the conservative news page (Right Wing News) run by disabled Air Force veteran Brian Kolfage with no warning or explanation — after he reportedly spent more than $300,000 on Facebook advertising.
On his new website which aims to put an end to social media censorship, Air Force veteran and triple-amputee Brian Kolfage explains who he is and the challenges he’s facing stating: “I’m a veteran of The United States Air Force. I was severely wounded in Combat, on 9/11/2004 while serving in Iraq I lost both my legs entirely and my right hand. I’m the most severely wounded US Airman to survive.”
Kolfage’s other page, Military Grade Coffee, which sold coffee was also deleted: “Facebook also deleted my other business page. I own a coffee company called Military Grade Coffee Company [which donates 10% of all profits back to veteran organizations]. We don’t post politics, we sell coffee and support veteran charities. Facebook is maliciously attacking my way of life because of my beliefs, and they don’t care. The New York Times even stated that Facebook made this calculated move to silence thousands of voices (and millions of forwarded messages) because of the upcoming midterm elections.”
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Facebook Deletes Disabled Veteran’s Page Without Warning After Taking $300,000 for Ads
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