Twitter Locks John Lott Out-He Needs Our Help

**BobFromBucks** · July 5th, 2019, 08:58 AM

Social media outlets scrubbing information that they disagree with is a real danger to our political debate. Twitter has locked me out of my account because of a Tweet that I posted in March discussing the New Zealand killer’s manifesto. In contrast to the constant media claims that killer is a “right-winger,” I wrote he called himself “a socialist, environmentalist, who hates capitalists & free trade.” I also wrote that his “plan all along” was to “lead to more gun control” in New Zealand and the United States. Those facts might not be politically convenient for many, but everything that was in my Tweet was factually correct, and Twitter is not explaining their reason for their actions.
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I am not the first conservative to their account locked, with actor James Woods being among the more prominent examples. The details are in this Tweet.

https://twitter.com/CrimeResearch1/status/1146553632822910976

The only way to overcome this bias may be to embarrass Twitter. One way to do this, if you are on Twitter, is to retweet our tweet.

Thank you very much for your continued interest and support. It means a lot for the work that we need to do.

John R. Lott, Jr.
President
Crime Prevention Research Center
http://crimeresearch.org
johnrlott@crimeresearch.org
(484) 802-5373

**Wilderness 1864** · July 5th, 2019, 09:45 AM

I received this email too. Free speech is disappearing at an alarming rate across all media platforms. The goal is to marginalize and maybe eliminate conservative opinion by the time that the 2020 election cycle gets into high gear.

John Lott is an academic with unassailable credentials. He has testified in Harrisburg and testified in Pittsburgh. No Democrat will debate him. Instead, they silence him. I do not do Twitter, but those of you that do, might do as Mr. Lott suggests to help him.

Please consider supporting the new arising true free speech platforms "Gab" (Twitter alternative) and "Bitchute" (YouTube) alternative so that voices unwelcome by the mainstream print, broadcast and digital media, can still be heard.