Most people who are aware that the internet functions as Satan’s window have a happy aversion to apps like TikTok, but it has been proving to be surprisingly useful for bringing the raw truth about the Gaza genocide to the world.
Barely half a day after TikTok went offline across the United States, the widely popular video-sharing platform began to come back online, facilitated by new assurances from the Trump administration.
Chinese officials are reportedly considering selling TikTok to X owner Elon Musk before a deadline to sever the social media platform from its Chinese government-linked ownership, according to a Bloomberg report.
TikTok is challenging the United States' impending ban on the app, set to take effect January 19, citing First Amendment violations, lack of evidence that China manipulates content, and claims of unconstitutional targeting without due process.
At a recent event with Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Senator Mitt Romney inadvertently confirmed what many free speech advocates have been saying about the influence the Zionist lobby wields over the United States Congress.
The president himself signed legislation last year banning its use on government-owned devices and his administration has even threatened to ban the app from the United States.