Why they don't want you to see Sound of Freedom

Or, my video about Sound of Freedom

Last night I scheduled a new video to release this morning on YouTube, which provides commentary on Sound of Freedom, and the corporate medias’ slandering of the film and its main actor, Jim Caviezel.

There was one comment on the video last night before I went to bed, and people were able to comment during the YouTube premiering.

Then, the comments were turned off by YouTube.

I was alerted to this by a guy named Mark, who bought me a coffee. (Thanks, Mark!)

My video does cover a sensitive topic, which is for adults only. However, there are lots of commentary videos on this film, all over YouTube, including a podcast by Jordan Peterson (which I briefly discuss and provide an excerpt from in my video), that also covers this sensitive issue.

I believe that this is a form of shadow banning. Comments on a video are what tells YouTube’s algorithm that a video is interesting, and helps a video to take off.

So what triggered this kind of indirect censorship of my video?

Maybe a few things.

I call child trafficking what it actually is: rape, torture and slavery of children.

But perhaps the real trigger is this: I point to the rotting evil core of Woke ideology and its dogmas, such as gender ideology, changing the definition of pedophile to minor-attracted-person, and the enthusiastic sacrifice of children that it promotes, by insisting we mutilate, sterilize, and sexualize them.

I have uploaded my video onto Twitter, as I always do with my full-length videos.

If you want to watch it on Odysee, you can also go there (all of my videos are synched).

And if you want to watch it on YouTube anyways and give it a boost, you can do so, but you will have to leave your comments here or on another platform.

In the end, Sound of Freedom is about good vs. evil. We know which side the censors and slanderers are on.