Uganda Bans Twitter & FB During Election To Stop Twitter Flipping Election Like They Did in USA2020!

Will it become the norm in future, for biased, manipulative, pro left social media to be banned from use during elections? Uganda has become the first government to take this drastic but apparently necessary step. It is a simple fact that Twitter flipped the USA election to Biden and the evidence is there, no matter how much Big Tech and mainstream media try to censor, delete and cover it up with their over the top offense against Trump, as a defense.

FACT: Weeks before the USA election Twitter blocked, banned and removed a New York Post article exposing data from Hunter Biden's laptop, which implicated him and Joe Biden in massive corruption with Russia and China! After the election a poll revealed that 17% of people would NOT have voted for Joe Biden had they known about the Hunter Biden scandal!
FACT: 17% would easily swing the Election to Trump!
CONCLUSION: Twitter flipped the election!

Is it any wonder Big Tech are so desperate to delete all the evidence by deleting conservative channels?

In the first week of January, Telegram surpassed 500 million monthly active users. After that it kept growing: 25 million new users joined Telegram in the last 72 hours alone. These new users came from across the globe – 38% from Asia, 27% from Europe, 21% from Latin America and 8% from MENA.

This is a significant increase compared to last year, when 1.5M new users signed up every day. We've had surges of downloads before, throughout our 7-year history of protecting user privacy. But this time is different.

People no longer want to exchange their privacy for free services. They no longer want to be held hostage by tech monopolies that seem to think they can get away with anything as long as their APPS are free and have a critical mass of users.

With half a billion active users and accelerating growth, Telegram has become the largest refuge for those seeking a communication platform committed to privacy and security. We take this responsibility very seriously. We won’t let you down.