Shareholder’s learned a valuable lesson about investing in social media platforms: censorship doesn’t pay.  Facebook’s (FB:USNASDAQ GS) record collapse on Thursday, July 26, highlighted the perils social media companies face as largely Jewish driven policies impose censorship requirements while the companies themselves, in parallel, are driven by editorial agendas that mirror censorship policies pushed by Jewish political organizations.

The result: a declining user base, missed revenue forecasts, and a bleak future as these social media companies persist in alienating the largely conservative voter base.

This toxic combination was in full bloom as Facebook’s stock tumbled a record US$119 billion in market capital in a single day.  The Jewish intelligence gathering company, masquerading as a “social media company”, missed revenue forecasts by some US$130 million, has gone on record that it will be investing heavily in automating and improving censorship technologies (making the FB experience “user friendly”).

That Facebook is a Jewish company and engaging in a near full on war against a sizable and identifiably large portion of its user base (banning, suspension, content demotion, etc.) filled much of the show for Inside the Eye – Live! Prime Time! for Thursday,  July 26.

You can hear the entire discussion here:

ITEL Prime Time! – 7.16.18