So this is what happened to us after we uploaded our last video.

Our link was blocked on Facebook when I tried to share it in so-called "private messages" (obviously realizing that the idea of there being anything private on Facebook is entirely laughable). I was given a warning that the security team found the link to my article was not "secure" and it would have to be removed before I could send a message.

Then I noticed that, even though the video had thousands of views within a matter of just a few hours, it timed out for over a day and when the count finally started going up again, it was only up by a measly thousand views — even though it had reached tens of thousands of people just on Facebook alone (despite the block and "malicious" warnings to readers who tried to click my link).

Then, once the video started taking off with thousands of hits on our website, our site was promptly hacked and taken down after our hosting company confirmed someone broke in and added malicious script to all of our code.

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is how they are going to start shutting down the alternative media and free speech on the web: blocking, locking, and hacking the info.

My video features a Congressman speaking on the House floor about a very alarming bill that was recently passed — not "fake news". In fact, if you watch the video yourself, you'll probably agree with me when I say I wish like hell it was fake.