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YouTube removes videos of MP David Davis

YouTube removes video of David Davis criticizing vaccine passports.YouTube has reversed its decision to remove a video in which Conservative MP David Davis slammed Covid-19 limits and immunization certificates. This comes after Davis referred to it as an "assault on free expression."Big Brother Watch, a civil liberties organization, posted the video on YouTube earlier this week.Davis, who is also an ex-minister of state for Europe and a former top negotiator for the UK's withdrawal from the EU, criticised the government's limits implemented in the name of combating the Covid-19 pandemic.Davis labeled the limitations "draconian actions" that, "draconian actions", at the Tory party's annual conference, repeatedly saying that handing up people's freedoms contradicts both the history and the very essence of the British nation."There is no greater current example for this disregard for our freedom than vaccination certificates", Davis said, while maintaining that he is “a strong believer in vaccination.” There is no greater current example for this disregard for our freedom than vaccination certificates,He went on to say that requiring vaccine passports is a sign of an "illiberal" and "incompetent" administration because it would accomplish nothing in terms of slowing the virus's spread.Even if they are fully vaccinated, fully immunized people can get Covid-19 and infect others, according to the MP.The video was then pulled from YouTube just days after it was posted."YouTube does not accept claims concerning COVID-19 vaccines that contravene expert consensus from local health authorities or the World Health Organization (WHO),", the video hosting site stated in a notification letter sent to Big Brother Watch.The group subsequently announced that it will appeal the ruling.Davis himself slammed the move, calling it an "outrageous infringement on free expression." The episode, according to the MP, is another evidence of Big Tech's, "outrageous infringement on free expression."Davis also took use of the opportunity to condemn the Online Safety Bill, a draft act filed to the UK Parliament with the goal of increasing internet security.It would compel internet platforms, including social media platforms, to take action against illegal as well as "legal but detrimental" information.Critics of the bill contended that it would just mean a new technique of suppressing content that would otherwise be entirely legal."This harmful piece of legislation is nothing but a censor's charter that only hands more power to these unaccountable Silicon Valley giants,", Davis said.“The unambiguous attempt by YouTube to censor my speech is a warning.If YouTube is happy to attempt to silence elected Members of Parliament, then they are also happy to censor anyone uploading content to their services,” he added.Davis' video is now available on YouTube as of Thursday evening, however, it is unclear what prompted the video hosting platform to alter its decision.Davis himself described his speech as "well researched, entirely correct, and supported by the most recent scientific data".So yet, YouTube has not commented on the reversal.In terms of vaccine passports, the administration placed a halt to the implementation of mandatory vaccination certificates in crowded places such as nightclubs last month. However, it stated that the measure might still be offered as a "Plan B." #podcast #DavidDavis #censorship