YouTube ran a second strike on Alex Jones's main channel early Tuesday morning against a couple of videos about filming at the Florida school; it approached dangerously for termination and one of the main streams of income was lost, but the second strike was lifted a few hours later. unknown reasons.

Criminal videos have been removed from YouTube for "Facts about Crisis Players in Florida Shooting" and "Blame for Shooting at Florida High School" but can be found here on the Infowars website.

A second strike may restrict a channel to post new content for two weeks, while a third strike may result in a ban on the platform.

It reads "This is your second strike applied within three months". "As a result, you will not be able to upload new content to YouTube for two weeks, otherwise the upload will be automatically restored at the end of the two-week period."

Infowars referred to the YouTube strikes as "CNN lobbying campaign." CNN reported, "They have identified three similar YouTube videos from InfoWars," he points to YouTube. A YouTube spokesperson replied that these videos are in review.

With over 2.2 million subscribers, Alex Jones Canal first broadcast a guiding video to David Hogg, a survivor of the school shootings at Parkland, and created lines for interviews with various media outlets after the valentine's
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