Facebook Undercover Meme Asset, BeeLee Guyer,” “cops” yet another 30 day ban on Facebook for Unforgivable Sins, but he’s already been deactivated in a WitSec safehouse sipping manhattans having secured the evidence (FB losers)

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The unforgivable sin? Promoting the wisdom of a Great Jewish American physician who to #savelife, staked it all on the scientific method and the Hippocratic oath. He has strong views on the pandemic, but that’s no reason for Facebook and Google to memory hole him. His protocol has saved countless lives and inspired other courageous physicians to join him.

BeeLee’s crime? “violating community standards” by making a post on Facebook that references his peer reviewed hydroxychloroquine study. Dr. Zelenko believes that what we are seeing are crimes against humanity, and Facebook orthodoxy now requires Americans to never see or consider what Dr. Zelenko says or does. He has been silenced through algorithms and artifical intelligence. Why is Facebook threatened by what Dr. Zelenko says? But can you imagine the BeeLeeMeme’s luck? He has been sent to the memory hole, but he gets to spend time with the courageous Dr. Zelenko. Facebook mods may have nothing to learn from such a man, but I think it can result in me acquiring great wisdom.

But to support a petition that recommends the White House support early treatment in contradiction to the FDA protocol that ensure hospitals are full, is the opposite of what could be considered controversial or immoral. There is no rational basis to censor such a communication unless there is another motive.

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