Ryan Zink

And, uh, so X, you know, independent, uh, shows to get the truth out.

But there's no one you can call if Facebook takes you down, right?

Nope, there's not.

There's not a phone number.

There's nothing.

You have to go through the appeals process.

And actually, they haven't even given me an appeal process to get it back.

They just seized it, took it from me.

Well, I can tell you why.

I can tell you why, I think.

It's because a majority of the J6 Facebook profiles were surrendered voluntarily.

They didn't even have to get a warrant on a majority of them.

Now, there were warrants that were issued.

Some of them actually came later.

But the things that people post that are now public information, three-letter agencies can take that and they can do compression files on it.

And that's how they were like labeling people and rounding people up.

People have no idea what they're agreeing to when they click that box.

They just want the Facebook account.

They want to be able to connect to Chad from Billings, Montana they went to high school with.

But they don't see the danger that's behind what they're actually agreeing to that is perfectly legal because it's a private company.