The rapper was recently locked out of his Twitter and Instagram accounts over anti-Semitic posts that the networks said violated their policies.
The rapper formerly known as Kanye West is offering to buy right-wing-friendly social network Parlor shortly after he was removed from Twitter and Instagram for anti-Semitic posts.
Parliament Technologies, which owns the platform, and West, known legally as Ye, said the acquisition should be completed in the fourth quarter, but details such as price were not disclosed. Parlement Technologies said the deal includes the use of private cloud services through Parlement’s private cloud and data center infrastructure.
You were banned from Twitter and Instagram a week ago because the social networks violated their policies. In a post on Twitter, he said he would soon “fight the Jews to the death,” according to Internet Archive records, which made an apparent reference to the U.S. defense readiness scale known as DEFCON. Is.
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You’re no stranger to controversy, once suggesting that slavery was a choice and calling the COVID-19 vaccine “the mark of the beast.” Earlier this month, she was criticized for wearing one “White Lives Matter” T-Shirt In his collection at Paris Fashion Week.
A potential purchase of Parlor would give you control of the social media platform and a new outlet for your opinion without a gatekeeper.
“In a world where conservative opinions are considered controversial, we need to make sure we have the right to express ourselves freely,” you said in a prepared statement.
Acquisitions can also breathe new life. To talkwhich has struggled amid competition from other conservative-friendly platforms such as TruthSocial. Parlour, which launched in August 2018, didn’t start picking up steam until 2020. But it was taken offline after the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. A month after the attack, Parlor announced. Restarting. It returned to Google Play last month.
“This deal will change the world, and change the way the world thinks about free speech,” Parliament Technologies CEO George Farmer said in a prepared statement.