Sacha Baron Cohen takes intention at Mark Zuckerberg for not banning Steve Bannon from Fb

Fb ruled {{that a}} video of Bannon calling for the infectious sickness professional, Dr. Fauci's head to be put on a spike external the White Home, had not violated enough pointers to warrant a suspension.
Facebook ruled that a video of Bannon calling for the infectious disease expert, Dr. Fauci's head to be put on a spike outside the White House, had not violated enough rules to warrant a suspension.Original article
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