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After being locked out of Twitter and having five of my news tweets related to Antifa threats blocked, my account and those tweets were restored. Twitter’s Trust and Safety head says that posting screenshots of live and active extremist…

‘Reporting on threats is not an amplification of those threats. The exposure of the threat nullifies that threat.’ The Post Millennial editor-in-chief Libby Emmons writes about how Twitter’s trust and safety excuse for removing my tweets showing Antifa threats…

I have been locked out of Twitter and my recent posts reporting on Antifa’s threats of violence on Twitter have been removed. I write about what happened.

I was locked out of Twitter for reporting in a tweet that Antifa had announced plans to violently attack a TPUSA event at the University of Oregon.