Project Veritas founder JamesOKeefeIII returns to Twitter after the lifting of his lifetime ban
"I found out when I landed that I'm back on Twitter," he said as walked through a Phoenix airport."Let's go! Back on Twitter!"— James O'Keefe December 16, 2022 "Veritas back on Twitter. I'm back on Twitter. Here we go!"
Twitter had permanently banned James O’Keefe in April 2021. When Twitter explained their ban of O'Keefe, they said he was violating its “platform manipulation and spam policy,” suggesting he was operating multiple accounts in an unsanctioned way. Among the numerous videos, the CNN staffer talked about how they were"trying to help" the Black Lives Matter movement and were ordered to"keep the COVID death tolls on the screen to assure viewers stay hooked."
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