What the... I'm not going to swear, they're going to give YouTube an excuse to just press

that big old red delete button, do I? Oh my word! Wow, well quite a sensational development,

not a good way in the left media ecosystem when our conrogues and arms Navara this morning

found that their entire YouTube channel without any buildup, without any warning was just

summarily deleted. God, poof gone, disappeared vanished. No explanation of any meaningful description.

Now this is pretty alarming. Now after uproar it should be said they are back for those wondering,

Navara are back in business baby, but only because of a mass uproar which I should say was not

just confined to the left because anyone with any sense who cares about media, independent media

in this country and abroad and doesn't want tech companies arbitrarily just deciding to just

switch and time media organisations off without any accountability expressed their extreme discomfort.

Now I'm not going to now talk much longer just to say normally I tell people when they're watching

on the face on Facebook, because obviously this is what goes on Facebook as well, to hit the YouTube

link. Some of you might feel reluctant to do that now, but obviously it's quite helpful for first

to hold YouTube to account because that's what we're going to be talking about. What does this

mean? The lessons, the disturbing lessons that have to be extracted from this, the big disturbing

questions about media freedom that this raises. So it's helpful to have that on YouTube, so

do click on the YouTube link, press like, that gets the algorithm going, some more people on YouTube

will watch us critiquing the YouTube system and model, and do press subscribe, and when you're done

after all this, of course, go and subscribe to Navara Media, who are back. And do you support

obviously left media by, in our case, on Patreon, to do our documentaries on YouTube before we

shut down and use Super Chat to put questions to our tea belly, yes? So now I'm just going to bring

in, because I can see there here, the wonderful, incredible Ash Sarkar and Michael Walker, who are

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