After the US Government cleaned up the homeless in San Francisco for China's welcome mat, those homeless people were shadowbanned

[BigJimsWornOutTires]

Remember this:

SF Cleaned Up for APEC: See Before and After Photos

11 before-and-after photos illustrating the changed street conditions

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Have you wondered how they did that? The homeless people know. But when they spoke out about it on Youtube, Facebook, and social media in general, the content was shadow-banned by higher-up protocol. Now, why is that?

Cleaning up a section of that city within 12 hours and making it spotlessly clean, ugh, that takes talent, determination, and organization. Of course, Americans want to hear from those homeless people. Yet, not a fucking word. Shadowbanned.

 

[FaceandBBC]

They pushed them over to Oakland.

 

[BigJimsWornOutTires]

They pushed them over to Oakland.

But some tried speaking out to warn the public. Yet, no one heard them. They were shadowbanned.

 

[Samsepioler]

shadowban meaning they became a shadow goverment?

 

[BigJimsWornOutTires]

shadowban meaning they became a shadow goverment?

Close. What that means is an algorithm was programmed to detect their faces using facial recognition. Each bum was profiled. They took pictures of them and fed them to the creepy Shadowban AI algorithm. So when a bum spoke out to warn the public, their content was never seen by the public. Something similar happened with Haiwii and still, to this day, in Israel. 99% of China is shadowbanned.

Back in 2012-2020, Chinese citizens could communicate with the world. And that they did! The content was mostly of them beating, cooking, and eating dogs. Hoodsite users remember.