Trump supporters, conspiracists shift to new social media sites
Former President Donald Trump was banned from major social media sites after the January 6 riot at the US Capitol.
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Former President Donald Trump was banned from major social media sites after the January 6 riot at the US Capitol.
Vaccine conspiracy movements, militia groups, white supremacists and Trump supporters seek refuge in unregulated platforms; Twitter purges 70,000 accounts
Gab instead of Twitter, MeWe over Facebook, Telegram for messaging, and Discord for insiders; banned from mainstream platforms, US conspiracy theorist and white supremacist movements, many of whom support Donald Trump, have shifted to more confidential networks, which are much harder to moderate.
Democrats and Republicans have pointed to the example set by the 9/11 Commission as a model of bipartisan cooperation.
Alan Lake, 82, admits causing death by careless driving - Credit: Archant An 82-year-old man has admitted causing death by careless driving on the B1113 Mulbarton Road at Keswick, near Norwich. Alan Lake, of Surrogate Street, Attleborough, admitted causing the death by careless driving of Alan Eaton on January 25, 2018. A Nissan, in which Mr Eaton, who was in his 70s, was a passenger, and a black Ford Focus collided at the junction of the B1113 and Low Road - at the entrance to the Harford Bridge Park and Ride - at approximately 12.30pm. His barrister Tom Gent told the court that the defenda...