“Absent” reveals the truth about Trump’s return to the Internet and the attack on Kushner

The social networking platform “Gap” denied that former US President Donald Trump used it to break the silence on the Internet after suspending his accounts on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

“Gap” CEO Andrew Torba refuted, in a statement, what some media reported about Trump’s posting on the platform to a letter from his lawyer David Schwen to Democratic Representative Jimmy Raskin, who called on the former president to make his statements during his trial in the Senate this month.

In his statement, Torba clarified that the account attributed to Trump was never managed by the former president, but rather that it was and is always a mirror that includes Trump’s tweets on “Twitter”.

Turba held British newspapers responsible for spreading false news about Trump’s return to the world of social media through “absenteeism”, without verifying the facts.

At the same time, the CEO of “Gap” launched a sharp attack on “Trump’s stupid advisers who caused his defeat in the elections,” blaming them for preventing the president from communicating with his supporters through the platform that is widely popular in right-wing circles.

Torba claimed that Trump’s advisor and son-in-law Jared Kushner has been making active efforts in recent weeks to prevent the former president from accessing “Gap”, adding: “Missed” remains the only safe place that is still available to conservatives, and this means that Kushner is trying to cut Trump off the Internet. “.

The largest social media network decided to suspend Trump’s accounts during the last days of his term, due to the storming of the Capitol by hundreds of supporters of the former president in an effort to prevent Congress from ratifying the results of the presidential elections.

Source: RT