Several months ago, a hit piece was dropped by an organization called Data and Society,

which falsely connected me and many other people to fringe figures associated with the alt-right.

The purpose of this in my opinion was a smear piece, and the goal was to get us all censored,

restricted or banned. Which is funny now that I'm hearing. According to a researcher,

they've actually restricted access to videos from this group of people. But as far as I can tell,

upon doing the research, no, they haven't. So why then are some mainstream personalities pushing

out this narrative that individuals on the Data and Society report have been throttled in some

way when it appears they haven't? This is one of the weirdest stories, because for one thing,

it involves me. It has to do with a strange attempt at censorship, but now it looks like people

are claiming victory when literally nothing happened. In fact, maybe this is just a story about how

people don't actually do research, and journalists write complete and total crap. And in fact,

I have another story about news organizations pushing total crap and YouTube having to debunk it,

but still some journalists are debunking the story as well, so we'll get into that today.

Let's take a look at this weird victory lab being done about the alt-right getting throttled on

YouTube when, first of all, most people on the list aren't alt-right and no, they haven't been

throttled. But before we get started, make sure you follow us over on Mines at minds.com slash subverses.

While we're setting up a distributed newsroom and we want you to get involved, the goal is to come

into the room, share stories, helped fact check, and just generally share information you think isn't

being seen enough. If you want to support these videos, just share them on social media to help

spread the message. From CNET, this story which appears to be complete and total fake news, but

I can't say I'm surprised. YouTube recommendations for, quote, alt-right videos have dropped dramatically

but YouTube denies demoting content based on specific political perspectives. They say Google

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