• Fri. Mar 24th, 2023

    Twitter Bans Search of “George Floyd Porn star” in Attempt to Hide Fact that George Floyd Was a Porn Star

    George Floyd wasn’t just a drug addled felonious criminal, he was also a porn star, and for that we should be grateful. But rather than allow us to relish in his long beautiful life accomplishments, popular social media platform, Twitter, has banned users from searching or discussing the fact that Saint George Floyd was a porn star.

    Go ahead and try to search “George Floyd did porn”, you won’t be able to.

    While google, youtube and other major social media platforms continue to muddy the waters with automated search results that omit relevant information regarding anything the ruling class deem contrary to their preferred narrative, we can’t even search one of the only non-illegal notable things George Floyd had done.

    Meanwhile, due to this blatant censorship, democrats have elected George Floyd to saint status, possibly doe to the fact that they have no idea he had fentanyl and methamphetamine in his system as he attempted to buy a banana with a fake $20 dollar bill before resisting arrest.

    The pope hasn’t seen crowds like this in years, and yet a drug addled, felonious porn star who resisted arrest over a fake $20 dollar bill has been risen to saint status by the God-less Democrat party.

    Selective censorship has brought us to this point, where the general masses of people will fill the streets in the millions to protest the death of someone who served prison time for breaking into a pregnant woman home at gun point.

    Knowledge is power, and those who have the power to restrict knowledge, have immense power over the masses. The education system, the media industry and social media companies are all coordinating the largest scale censorship of truth in human history. This is singularly responsible for just how crazy things are, and just how crazy things are going to continue to get.

    Source: theredelephants.com

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