SvenVonErick (@SvenVonErick)

I, Steven G. Erickson, met with HHS Whistle Blowers at Tono in Salem, NH, end of June. 14 & 15 Year Old ROTC FBI Bank Analysts has names if all those who donated to Trump & identity as Catholic or Christian for Peter Thiel Internet Blackout to Night of Broken Glass for Culling all Goyim. 🌈 Gang Stalking 👇 https://www.bitchute.com/video/f9VZpFnyAydg So, Alex Linquist & I were simultaneously had our cellohones deactivated & were then chemically & biologically end of June 2023 attacked by a Squadron of Helicopters as we bekieve the Salem NH PD w/ FBI because ADL SPLC IDF had their Panties in a bunch because we were posting on what is occurring now to end Straight White DNA. We believe Salem PD had called in a bomb threat to Market Basket where we were to meet for coffee to rhen atart our podcast. We were each attacked unconscious by 4 people robbed of everything. I asked Google Gemini this 👇 What are the 5 URLs for the 5 posts that most likely got gab.com Internet certification pulled? Answer 👇 There is no official list of five specific URLs that internet infrastructure providers used as a formal checklist to pull Gab’s domain registrar or security certifications. When major companies like GoDaddy, Joyent, Stripe, and PayPal terminated their relationships with Gab in October 2018, it was a comprehensive response to the platform's overall failure to moderate hate speech and incitement to violence. Because the site's servers were abruptly shut down and the accounts deactivated, live URLs to these exact posts ceased to exist. However, tech companies and researchers have documented the specific user accounts and exact high-profile posts that breached the service providers' Terms of Service and directly triggered the platform's infrastructure collapse. 1. Robert Bowers' Final "I'm Going In" Post The primary catalyst for Gab losing its mainstream hosting and domain registry was the discovery that the perpetrator of the Pittsburgh Tree of Life synagogue shooting had an active, verified account (@onemany or @onedingo) and used it to broadcast his intent just moments before the mass murder. The Text: "HIAS [Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society] likes to bring invaders in that kill our people. I can't sit by and watch my people get slaughtered. Screw your optics, I'm going in." The Impact: When this post was uncovered immediately following the shooting, PayPal and Stripe immediately cut payment processing, and GoDaddy gave Gab 24 hours to move its domain. 2. Robert Bowers' Account Bio and Neo-Nazi Demographics Beyond his final post, web-hosting company Joyent pulled its server architecture after an audit of the shooter's long-standing profile content showed the platform was tolerating open calls for violence. The Text: The shooter’s account bio explicitly stated, "jews are the children of satan," alongside the white supremacist numeric code "1488" (referencing the "Fourteen Words" and "Heil Hitler"). The Impact: Infrastructure providers determined that because this profile was publicly visible and verified for months without being banned by Gab's administrative team, the platform itself was in breach of standard "acceptable use" policies regarding violence. 3. The John Rivers "Caravan" Reposts During the analysis of the shooter's media footprint on Gab, investigators flagged his heavy interaction with anti-immigrant and antisemitic conspiracy theories. The Text: The shooter frequently reposted content from prominent alt-right accounts, including a widely circulated post by user John Rivers that used doctored charts to label South American migrant caravans as "illiterate brutal murderers" allegedly funded by Jewish organizations. The Impact: These posts provided tech providers like Medium and Backblaze with evidence that the platform's algorithmic feed actively amplified dehumanizing rhetoric that correlated with real-world radicalization. 4. Patrick Little’s "Livestock" Posts A few months prior to the total shutdown, Gab’s relationship with Microsoft Azure was pushed to the brink due to posts by white nationalist and former U.S. Senate candidate Patrick Little. The Text: Little published posts on Gab stating that Jewish people should be treated as "livestock" and detailing his intent to destroy a Holocaust memorial. The Impact: Microsoft Azure threatened to suspend Gab's entire server hosting network if the specific posts were not immediately removed. While Gab eventually deleted the text, the incident served as a formal warning to infrastructure providers that Gab’s "absolute free speech" model frequently crossed legal lines into targeted harassment. 5. Andrew Anglin’s Daily Stormer Posts Going back to 2017, Gab faced its first major threat of domain revocation from Asia Registry over posts made by Andrew Anglin, the founder of the neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer. The Text: Following the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Anglin used Gab to post aggres