In this live monologue, Rob Moore reflects on his long‑standing relationship with Facebook, expressing both admiration for Mark Zuckerberg’s entrepreneurial achievements and frustration over what he perceives as past political censorship and shadow‑banning of his own content. He recounts personal experiences of being shadow‑banned after criticizing Facebook’s handling of the U.S. election and COVID‑19 lockdown discussions, noting a loss of reach from his 501,000 followers. Moore then discusses recent news that Facebook will discontinue independent fact‑checkers and shift to a community‑notes system modeled after X (formerly Twitter), citing statements from Zuckerberg that the previous fact‑checking process had become “too political.” He mentions key figures tied to the change—Nick Clegg, Dana White, and Elon Musk’s influence—while also referencing the broader political context, including the censorship of Donald Trump. Despite lingering anger, Moore declares he will support the new direction, praising the move toward freer speech and urging viewers to share and comment. The latter part of the video transitions into a promotional segment for a one‑off, free Zoom workshop celebrating his birthday, where he promises to share his top three business models for generating $10k /month, practical implementation steps, and a special gift. He repeatedly calls for audience engagement, shares the registration link (robmoore.live/weds), and ends with a reminder that “if you don’t risk anything, you risk everything.”
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Facebook are stopping censorship. This will be an interesting video. Will this video be censored? Can I speak openly and freely about Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg? Shall we see. So I want to first start by saying entrepreneurially, if that's a word, I, I have really— I like what Mark Zuckerberg has done and I respect him as an entrepreneur. I was very upset. I thought it was very wrong what Facebook did around the US election and around lockdown, where I believe they majorly censored free speech. I thought it was really wrong. I spoke out about it a lot. I had endless shadow bans. It really affected my reach. I'm still under a shadow ban, trying to move out of it. So I have really mixed feelings about this that I'm about to share with you. I don't know if you saw the news, but, um, Mark Zuckerberg has just come out and said that they are essentially stopping censorship, um, so that they no longer have their fact checkers, uh, and they're going to have community notes, a bit more like X and Twitter. As opposed to these independent fact-checkers who clearly weren't independent. Now he's admitted it without admitting it, because what he's done is said, I mean, look, I've got no fucking viewers on this live. This is ridiculous. Let— is he really gonna stop the censorship? Um, because I have a feeling like the AI is all over this. Anyway, I'll carry on. Let's see, maybe you can share this. But, um, he admitted that the fact-checkers had got too political and there was too much censorship, and now he's going to use the Twitter X, the X model of community notes, and remove these fact-checkers. He's got rid of Nick Clegg, who became a multi-millionaire being paid by Facebook, and he's brought— and Dana White is now on board. And I'm torn because frankly, I'm still pissed off, and I think it's fair that I'm pissed off. And, you know, Donald Trump got completely censored through the election, and there's so much censorship in lockdown. But I'm also really happy that this move has happened, and I feel like I should live and let live and support Mark Zuckerberg in his change. I still use Facebook every day. Even though they fucked me loads of times. And they did, because I've not said anything outrageous. And I've been a loyal supporter of Facebook for 15 years. I've got 501,000 followers. I'd have 5 million if they didn't keep suppressing my content and shadowbanning me. And by the way, I'm not just saying this. You know, some people don't get much reach and they're like, "Oh, I've been shadowbanned." No, no, I know I have because I engage with— well, when you can actually speak to a human. And it's happened loads of times and it's wrong. I'm not doing conspiracy theory. But at the same time, I respect Mark Zuckerberg's entrepreneurial experience. I'm glad that he's finally making the right decision. I wonder if it's for the right motives. Let's see. But you know what, I'm gonna let, I say let bygones be bygones, like he doesn't need my forgiveness. He's richer than me. But I'm gonna embrace this decision. I'm gonna support the decision. I'm going to stay on Facebook. I'm going to see what happens, and let's see if it comes to light. But absolutely, this is pushed by Elon Musk and X and Twitter. And hallelujah, praise the Lord. Now I know that, you know, X and Twitter and Elon Musk, they're not perfect. But hallelujah, praise the Lord that there's accountability. You know, they're pushing these UK politicians who are ruining the country. And this free speech is really important. It's really important. So I fully embrace the change that Facebook say they're stopping censoring this, say they're stopping these fact-checkers. They're allowing community-based notes, and they say they're going to be a more open free speech platform, and they realize that their censorship had become political, i.e., suppressing Donald Trump. So I embrace it. What do you think? Let me know in the comments. I wonder if you wouldn't mind sharing this because this is— I mean, my views used to get— my videos used to get millions of views. There's 13 people on this live. You tell me that's not censorship. So come on. So I wonder if you wouldn't mind sharing this. Let me know what you think in the comments. Um, yeah, there you go. That's what's going on in the world right now. That's the breaking news. Let's see what happens. I'd love your thoughts. Anything that stops censorship and anything that moves us towards free speech, I fully embrace. I think it's great. Even if it hadn't happened before, I'm a lot more now on X. It's a bit more extreme, of course, but at least there's better free speech there. Thanks for following me, by the way. Really appreciate you. Anything you do— follow, comment, share. I'm always really grateful. And remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. Oh, actually, quick one before I go. I nearly forgot. Um, it was my birthday a few days ago. I'm celebrating still. It's the 20-year anniversary of me being an entrepreneur. Um, so good news, I'm sharing my 3 fastest ways to make, um, 10 grand a month in the shortest possible time. So if you want to celebrate with me If you want me to openly share mistakes and regrets so that you can learn from them, openly share the best 3 business models that make me the most amount of recurring income out of the 11 income streams I have, and then openly share the 8 stages and steps to implementing this in a practical way— i.e., it's not just theory, it's practice— and then sharing with you a really special announcement and gift on my 46th birthday. If you'd like to do all this with me then the link is robmoore.live/weds. That's robmoore.live/weds, as in Wednesday, as in today. Rob Moore.live/weds. It's, uh, a one-off Zoom that's happening in— it's later today. No recordings, no replays. Come jump on, celebrate the birthday with me, ask me some questions. Get my mistakes and lessons and regrets so you don't make them. Uh, get my 3 best business models for making 10 grand a month in the quickest time realistically, ones that actually work for me and I'm actually doing them. It's not theory. Get my 7 or 8 steps of implementing them fast. And then special birthday celebration gift is all at robmoore.live/weds. You're going to need to go and type the link in because it doesn't hyperlink, so you can't click it. Go and type that in now: robmoore.live/weds. I'll answer some of your questions. I won't be able to get them all in because there's often hundreds if not thousands on my Zooms, um, but I'll do my best. I answered loads last week, loads, dozens, um, and I want you to have a great 2025. I want you to get rid of all the overwhelm and the confusion. I want you to go in the straightest line from where you are to, you know, becoming financially free. My mission is to help as many people on this planet get better financial knowledge, and I'm going to share a lot of that with you on this Zoom class. So go to the link, register, won't cost you anything, I'm sponsoring the places. And let me know what you think about Mark Zuckerberg stopping the fact-checking stopping the political censorship and moving towards a more free speech platform. I say hallelujah. I'm still pissed off it happened. I'm still pissed off it happened to me. You should be pissed off because you've chosen to follow me. I have 501,000 followers. There's 28 people on this live. Either Facebook is dead or Facebook is censoring and restricting content. Thanks for tuning in. Let me know what you think. And remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.
