Twitter vs. The Peasant, Round 2

New developments concerning my tussle with Twitter:

I can now access my Twitter page but can't do much with

it. The Twitter twits now won't let me follow anyone nor

have followers; they have erased my lists of both. When 

I try to follow someone I get a message stating "Your

account is suspended and is not permitted to follow users."

When I try to tweet someone I get this message: 

"Something went wrong, but don't fret --- let's give it another

shot." And when I give it another shot I receive the very same

message.  

When I tweet a general statement, i.e. to let you, my great and

wonderful readers who happen to be on Twitter know when I 

have posted another piece, more of the same as before. 

I also cannot "like" another entry from another Twitter user,

nor respond to same with a tweet of my own. At least I can 

still check the analytics of my past tweets, and I can still click

on my blog's link and summon up my blog to view, so those

of you on Twitter can access The Peasant in this way as well. 

And all the while Twitter STILL won't tell me why they've 

suspended my account, page and all! But I know why:

Twitter has taken issue with something I shared on my page.

You see, I have posted some political articles (of a conservative

nature, of course!) along with announcements of my latest topics

discussed on PWAP. I guess I must have triggered the bigwigs 

at Twitter with my righty content one too many times. Oh dear!

Well, I am demanding some answers to my questions regarding 

this attack on my First Amendment rights, starting with "Why 

was my Twitter account suspended?" I am appealing my 

punishment for a crime which is really not, launching it from

Twitter jail. This sort of thing has happened to too many people

to dismiss it as the whiny "I'll take my ball and go home!" 

attitude and behavior from the big baby known as Big Tech.

It's time to make a stand. All of us who have been abused in this 

manner by Big Tech must make a stand. All of us who have any

social media pages must make a stand; they cannot wait around 

for having their accounts suspended or being banned outright

as President Trump was so banned by Twitter. And the time to 

act is now. 

MEM