Facebook Deletes Jan Brewer’s Post

See how easy it is to do when the government is in bed with the “social media”? Just a trial run no doubt. Get ready.

Check out our earlier post: Gibbs to join Facebook- White House will control social Media – I cannot find anything that he did join them, but good info for your reading pleasure. Lots of good stuff how Google and the rest of the media are involved with our government.

Here is a bit of a refresher-

“What we shared is a belief in changing the world from the bottom up, not from the top down,” Obama told Google employees during a 2007 visit to its headquarters in Mountain View, Calif. Money CNN  Didn’t Van Jones say something like that?

ERIC SCHMIDT, FORMER GOOGLE CEO: My view of Mr. Soros is that he is one of the most important people in the world today in terms of the impact he has had.

H/T: Conservative Focus :

Foxnews

Facebook issued an apology Saturday for  deleting a post by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer that criticized President  Obama over his administration’s new policy on prioritizing deportations  of illegal immigrants.

Brewer’s picture and a statement that  accompanied it were removed Friday from Facebook, apparently because  they “violated Facebook community standards.”

“The post was removed in error,” Andrew  Noyes, Manager of Public Policy Communications at Facebook said in a  statement. “We apologize for any inconvenience.”

Before the photo’s removal from the popular social networking site,  it had garnered over 10,000 “likes” and comments, Brewer said in a  follow-up post that included a reprint of Thursday’s original deleted  post.

Brewer, one of the president’s toughest  critics on border policy, said the administration’s recent move to  launch a case-by-case review of illegal immigrants slated for  deportation amounts to an immigration overhaul “via executive fiat.”

“This plan amounts to backdoor amnesty for  hundreds of thousands — if not millions — of illegal aliens,” the  Republican governor said in a written statement. “We need to remind  President Obama that we elected a president that serves beneath the law and did not anoint a king that is above the law.”

According to Facebook policy, moderators  remove posts when they fall under the categories of threat, bullying and  harassment, hate speech, graphic violence, sex and nudity, theft,  vandalism or fraud, identity and privacy, intellectual property,  phishing and spam.