Thread: Pinterest Bans ALIPAC With False Claims of Racism

Pinterest Bans ALIPAC With False Claims of Racism

For National Release | April 19, 2019


Please support our struggle against Silicon Valley censorship and attacks on civil rights by sharing this message by email and on (ALIPAC HERE) .. (FACEBOOK HERE) .. (TWITTER HERE) .. (GAB HERE)


(Raleigh, NC) After taking down ALIPAC's folder titled "ALIPAC" last week, which contained memes opposing Amnesty bill S 874, Pinterest applied a full ban of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC's account today after sending an email claiming:

"We have suspended your Pinterest account after finding multiple violations of our policies on hate speech, we suspended your Pinterest account. You will no longer be able to access your Pins or messages.

We don't allow content that attacks people based on their race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability or medical condition.

Thanks for understanding,

The Pinterest Team"

There were no memes or images that attacked any people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, sex, gender, etc. in ALIPAC's Pinterest account. ALIPAC is a racially inclusive national organization with strict rules against racism, where many of the group's top volunteers and donors are black and Hispanic.

All memes and images contained in ALIPAC's now banned Pinterest account were posted (AND CAN BE REVIEWED) on ALIPAC's Facebook account (View Here) and Twitter Account (View Here). Both Facebook and Twitter have very strict rules against racist and hateful content and have not banned or removed any of ALIPAC's Pinterest hosted memes except for one about Molly Tibbetts, which Facebook apologized for removing and claimed to restore. (Review Washington Times Article)

"We have dispatched a certified letter to Pinterest CEO Ben Silbermann asking him to correct this wrongful censorship and deceptive claims by Pinterest employees and restore our Pinterest folders and account," said William Gheen, President of ALIPAC. "It is clear that someone at Pinterest disagrees with our politics and is using fake claims of racism and hate to censor us, influence the outcome of legislation and elections, and violate our civil rights!"

ALIPAC has been fighting a national battle against Silicon Valley corporation censorship, which violates the civil rights of American citizens and maintains a list of more than 94 conservative activists and groups being targeted by Facebook, Twittter, PayPal, Google, and now Pinterest. (View List)

Last year, ALIPAC's 12 page report to Congress on Silicon Valley censorship (View) was entered into the Congressional Record by Iowa Congressman Steve King.

All of the memes ALIPAC uploaded to Pinterest are still visible in ALIPAC's Announcements and Alerts section (View Here) going back more than 5 years.

Here are the latest memes ALIPAC uploaded to Pinterest since the ALIPAC folder was censored last week.

DO YOU FIND THESE MEMES TO BE RACIST OR HATEFUL?













For more information or to schedule interviews please visit www.ALIPAC.us

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To who it may concern:

You are asking the enemy for consideration. (MOD EDIT) is acceptable only if their criminal careers are not taken by illegal day laborers. IMHO that is what they need.

There are solutions to these problems of censorship. Do not use their service and request any information about your account and any personal information is deleted from their database and you need confirmation of that.

IMHO Pinterest is nothing more than a picture dump with surveillance.

Do not use Gmail. Do not use Yahoo mail. They spy on you.
Do not participate in Facebook Twitter Paypal etc. The more users that refrain from using their services the less effective they will be.

Social media is a surveillance tool that will be used to data mine and profile enemies of the zionist agenda into FEMA camps. And guess who that might be ? Yup if you are reading this chances are you are considered a threat.


Look into storing data on an encrypted cloud such as mega.nz Always read the privacy policy and UAP user agreement policy and TOS terms of service before clicking accept.

Suggestion: Have your webmaster migrate your website to an unregistered public domain. That means that it is stand alone on the web which means it just hangs in cyberspace and does not crawl through Google.

To do that you do not register the domain. An example of this would be lets says www.alipac.us.wordpress.com.

Any registered domain must go through Google. This will be a work around for the autobots not to sniff out keywords. This is all alpha filtering through Google.


You can have your webmaster migrate your website. It might not look or function the same as a message board but you can post what you want without being sniffed out by Google.

Best Regards and we appreciate what you do.

EvO 98 Made in USA

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

Pinterest Bans ALIPAC With False Claims of Racism

For National Release | April 19, 2019


Please support our struggle against Silicon Valley censorship and attacks on civil rights by sharing this message by email and on (ALIPAC HERE) .. (FACEBOOK HERE) .. (TWITTER HERE) .. (GAB HERE)


(Raleigh, NC) After taking down ALIPAC's folder titled "ALIPAC" last week, which contained memes opposing Amnesty bill S 874, Pinterest applied a full ban of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC's account today after sending an email claiming:

"We have suspended your Pinterest account after finding multiple violations of our policies on hate speech, we suspended your Pinterest account. You will no longer be able to access your Pins or messages.

We don't allow content that attacks people based on their race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability or medical condition.

Thanks for understanding,

The Pinterest Team"

There were no memes or images that attacked any people based on race, ethnicity, national origin, sex, gender, etc. in ALIPAC's Pinterest account. ALIPAC is a racially inclusive national organization with strict rules against racism, where many of the group's top volunteers and donors are black and Hispanic.

All memes and images contained in ALIPAC's now banned Pinterest account were posted (AND CAN BE REVIEWED) on ALIPAC's Facebook account (View Here) and Twitter Account (View Here). Both Facebook and Twitter have very strict rules against racist and hateful content and have not banned or removed any of ALIPAC's Pinterest hosted memes except for one about Molly Tibbetts, which Facebook apologized for removing and claimed to restore. (Review Washington Times Article)

"We have dispatched a certified letter to Pinterest CEO Ben Silbermann asking him to correct this wrongful censorship and deceptive claims by Pinterest employees and restore our Pinterest folders and account," said William Gheen, President of ALIPAC. "It is clear that someone at Pinterest disagrees with our politics and is using fake claims of racism and hate to censor us, influence the outcome of legislation and elections, and violate our civil rights!"

ALIPAC has been fighting a national battle against Silicon Valley corporation censorship, which violates the civil rights of American citizens and maintains a list of more than 94 conservative activists and groups being targeted by Facebook, Twittter, PayPal, Google, and now Pinterest. (View List)

Last year, ALIPAC's 12 page report to Congress on Silicon Valley censorship (View) was entered into the Congressional Record by Iowa Congressman Steve King.

All of the memes ALIPAC uploaded to Pinterest are still visible in ALIPAC's Announcements and Alerts section (View Here) going back more than 5 years.

Here are the latest memes ALIPAC uploaded to Pinterest since the ALIPAC folder was censored last week.

DO YOU FIND THESE MEMES TO BE RACIST OR HATEFUL?













For more information or to schedule interviews please visit www.ALIPAC.us

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