Facebook Removes Anne Frank Center Holocaust Post For ‘Violating Standards’

By Geller Report Staff 

 

Facebook removed a post from the Anne Frank Center that was about the Holocaust because the social media censors deemed it in violation of “standards.”

The social media company has subsequently apologized.
But how does that happen on the first place?

These numbers are alarming, but this is why we do what we do. Currently only 10 states mandate Holocaust and Genocide Education. How do we counter ignorance about the Holocaust with knowledge, compassion, and understanding? https://t.co/1xtsNLAKEx

— Anne Frank Center (@AnneFrankCenter) August 21, 2018

The post, on Facebook and Twitter — which Twitter let stand — was about the lack of state laws requiring Holocaust education.

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Read entire article and see video here: https://gellerreport.com/2018/09/facebook-censorship-anne-frank.html/

 

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Developing now, Wednesday, September 5, 2018

• Another contentious day is expected on Capitol Hill Wednesday as the confirmation hearings for President Trump's Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh enters its second day. Tuesday's hearing was marked by political theater from Democrats, outbursts and protests as Kavanaugh vowed to be impartial and open-minded on the high court
• Ayanna Pressley, a Democrat backed by political upstart and self-proclaimed Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, upset 10-term U.S. Rep. Michael Capuano in Massachusetts' Democratic primary Tuesday
• Facebook and Twitter executives are expected to be on the hot seat in two congressional hearings Wednesday as lawmakers grill them about alleged political bias on their social media platforms and efforts to prevent foreign parties from meddling in the November midterms
• Tropical Storm Gordon made landfall late Tuesday near the Alabama-Mississippi border, leaving thousands without power
• President Trump questioned whether famed reporter Bob Woodward is a 'Dem operative' as he refuted allegations in his upcoming new book about the Trump White House
• Special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly willing to accept some written answers from President Trump in his Russia investigation

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As The Washington Establishment Memorialized John McCain By Hating On A Sitting President, Donald Trump Got The Last Laugh

Scott Morefield / Townhall Columnist

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“[John] McCain’s funeral seems to be shaping up as the Washington Establishment’s response to Trump. Wonder if it’ll have a lasting impact.”

So wrote Wall Street Journal correspondent David Wessel on Saturday morning, reacting to the fact that the late Senator’s funeral rites seemed to be essentially about “two things” - as political comedian Tim Young put it via Twitter - “Remembering Sen. McCain and hating on Trump.”

“From the reporting on it, it seems the latter was sadly more important than anything else,” continued Young. 

“There has never been quite such a spectacle against a sitting president,” tweeted Financial Times columnist Edward Luce.

 

“Watching the endless, days on end, 24/7 coverage of the moving memorials and ceremonies for American hero John McCain, realizing that if he were a strong Trump supporter, this would only get a 90 second piece once every few hours and very few celebrities in the crowd,” tweeted radio host Mark Simone.

Germany: Thousands protest on behalf of the victims of “killer migrants”
By Christine Douglass-Williams / Jihad Watch

 

Thousands of protesters staged a ‘mourning march’ in Chemnitz for people believed to have been killed by migrants, following the fatal stabbing of Daniel Hillig. Kudos to the thousands who attended this march, and to “the anti-mass migration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party and the PEGIDA movement” for remembering and caring about the true victims of […]
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Rep DeSantis says Florida gubernatorial race is “huge” in national politics

By KFreedom / THE GELLER REPORT

The left-wing radical Andrew Gillum has opened a 5-point lead against Rep. Ron DeSantis. Gillum also raised a staggering two million dollars, 48 hours after his nomination victory. Not bad for a socialist whom many Republicans dismiss as unelectable.

Congressman DeSantis is correct. The race for Florida Governor has significant national implications. If DeSantis is unable to defeat Andrew Gillum to become Florida’s next Governor, it could be very costly for President Trump in 2020. It would also be very costly for any future Republican candidate for President or Florida Governor.

A Governor Andrew Gillum would undoubtedly try to turn Florida into California. Like California Governor Jerry Brown, a Governor Gillum will have no semblance of boarder control. A Governor Gillum will also be completely hostile to ICE. A Governor Gillum will try to change the Florida electorate, in an attempt to make the Democrat Party dominant in the state.

Read entire article here: https://gellerreport.com/2018/09/rep-desantis-says-florida-gubernatorial-race-is-huge-in-national-politics.html/

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Developing now, Tuesday, September 4, 2018

• The confirmation hearings for President Trump's Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh are set to begin Tuesday, and a bitter, highly partisan war over a potential rightward shift in the high court is expected
• Parts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama are on alert as Tropical Storm Gordon pummeled South Florida Monday and could strengthen into a hurricane when it hits the Gulf Coast on Tuesday
• President Trump accused Attorney General Jeff Sessions of jeopardizing Republicans' chances in the November midterms because of Justice Department investigations against two Republican congressmen
• NBC News chairman Andy Lack defended his network's handling of Ronan Farrow's exposé of the sexual misconduct allegations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein in a memo to employees Monday
• Nike is under fire for selecting controversial former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick as one of the faces of the 30th anniversary of its 'Just Do It' campaign. 
• Voters in Massachusetts will go to the polls Tuesday to decide candidates in gubernatorial, congressional and Senate races