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YEAH ! the loss of the marvellous BitChute was and IS a major loss and blow to all those who crave not only TRUTH ,but a wonderful diversion and distraction from the satanic sh-t show rapidly unfolding before our very eyes Their top notch movies and interesting and varied content made each day somewhat more bearable to merely exist through . As it is now ,there is virtually nothing worth bothering with. Even this plucky channel pales in comparison ( sorry ). As for it being a "Jew" behind this atrocity and attack on basic freedom of speech - quite frankly I couldn`t care less . I can remember an era when his dad Lew bringing TV and the movie scene some of the finest entertainment -and truth- EVER . The Prisoner ( original 60`s version) being a prime example rnTrawling through "alt media" sites was depressing to say the least . SPEW Tube sold out eons ago ,and those still hanging in there diluting their content JUST to remain "up" is sickening . I could off load till the cows come home over this MAJOR loss .In conclusion all I would say is EFF! whoever was behind this - regardless of ethnicity !

Those that would give up essential liberties for a.little TEMPORARY SAFETY AND SECURITY, deserve neither.

Impossible to watch till the end . -I would have exploded -How the hell does ANYONE believe this CRAP. Even worse are the two facially challenged feminazi freaks . OBVIOUSLY the weird witch and the pint sized dyke . At this stage this ridiculous half century con game . They`re obviously just extracting the urine .And quite frankly todays unthinking brain dead zombies DESERVE it

THIS IS ABOUT FREEEDOM OF SPEECH < NOT HOW TO CIRCUMVENT CENSORSHIPrnrn

Is everyone in the UK to stupid to use a VPN. That’s why that other bawler was crying like a baby. Get over it

FREAK

I read someone was underneath in the streets sewer shooting out the hole of the sidewalk drain. More than one shooter

That’s because of holohoax material getting out

We know the Arab and Jews work and network as one unit. Both set to kill the Europeans through breeding warfare with the double meaning included. Europeans have a right to rule themselves they have the old kings blood and naturally Ireland and Scotland as they are direct from Egypt and can track from the Bible they are hit very hard. Gaza is their self sacrifice cow. They have to sacrifice some of their own. They don’t care about Gazans. There are more Christian churches than mosques in Gaza. Or there were . They will do the same to anyone else but the planners stands behind the Jewish beak and Arabs punched eyes. Behind even the Jesuit freemason and rabbi, they are puppets. The Europeans genetically cause them trouble enough to kill them off. Oera Linda states they are never to sell themselves as slaves or they are not part of their tribe, they get thrown out of the villages, you can only be breeding within their race. The Bible stated the same. Why do you think that is? It’s it something purposely hidden and not known for example the study that helped conclude virgin females are good to marry because non virgin females collect the DNA from previous sex partner males and create children mixing present biological data of husband with her ex partners?

EVERYBODY ON THE UK < BITCHUTE HAS BEEN BANNED FOR ALL THE UK USERS ! CENSORSHIP !!rnWHOS THE CHAIRMAN OF OFCOM ? NONE OTHER THAN A JEW < rnChairman MICHAEL GRADE rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ofcomrn rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_GradeTo our valued users in the United Kingdom,rnAfter Bitchutecareful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.rnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnrnrnThe introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement. In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.rnThe BitChute platform has always operated on principles of freedom of speech, expression and association, and strived to foster an open and inclusive environment for content creators and audiences alike. However, the evolving regulatory pressures—including strict enforcement mechanisms and potential liabilities—have created an operational landscape in which continuing to serve the UK market exposes our company to unacceptable legal and compliance risks. Despite our best efforts to navigate these challenges, the uncertainty surrounding the OSA’s enforcement by Ofcom and its far-reaching implications leaves us no viable alternative but to cease normal operations in the UK.rnTherefore, effective immediately, BitChute platform users in the UK will no longer be available to view content produced by any other BitChute user. Because the OSA’s primary concern is that members of the public will view content deemed unsafe, however, we will permit UK BitChute users to continue to post content. The significant change will be that this UK user-posted content will not be viewable by any other UK user, but will be visible to other users outside of the UK. Users outside the UK may comment on that content, which the creator will continue to be able to read, delete, block, reply and flag. Users outside the UK may share UK-user produced content to other users outside of the UK as normal. In other words, for users in the UK, including content creators, the BitChute platform is no longer a user-to-UK user video sharing service.rnWe deeply regret the inconvenience and disappointment this decision may cause to our UK users and partners. This decision was not taken lightly. It reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of compliance, protecting our community, and ensuring that our platform remains a safe and sustainable space for creative expression globally. We recognize the value of our UK community and extend our sincerest apologies for the disruption caused by this necessary step. Our support team remains available to answer any queries or concerns regarding this transition.rnWe appreciate the support and engagement of our community around the world and remain dedicated to providing a platform that champions free expression and innovative content sharing in an environment of regulatory certainty.rnThank you for your understanding.rn

EVERYBODY ON THE UK < BITCHUTE HAS BEEN BANNED FOR ALL THE UK USERS ! CENSORSHIP !!rnWHOS THE CHAIRMAN OF OFCOM ? NONE OTHER THAN A JEW < rnChairman MICHAEL GRADE rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ofcomrn rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_GradeTo our valued users in the United Kingdom,rnAfter Bitchutecareful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.rnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnrnrnThe introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement. In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.rnThe BitChute platform has always operated on principles of freedom of speech, expression and association, and strived to foster an open and inclusive environment for content creators and audiences alike. However, the evolving regulatory pressures—including strict enforcement mechanisms and potential liabilities—have created an operational landscape in which continuing to serve the UK market exposes our company to unacceptable legal and compliance risks. Despite our best efforts to navigate these challenges, the uncertainty surrounding the OSA’s enforcement by Ofcom and its far-reaching implications leaves us no viable alternative but to cease normal operations in the UK.rnTherefore, effective immediately, BitChute platform users in the UK will no longer be available to view content produced by any other BitChute user. Because the OSA’s primary concern is that members of the public will view content deemed unsafe, however, we will permit UK BitChute users to continue to post content. The significant change will be that this UK user-posted content will not be viewable by any other UK user, but will be visible to other users outside of the UK. Users outside the UK may comment on that content, which the creator will continue to be able to read, delete, block, reply and flag. Users outside the UK may share UK-user produced content to other users outside of the UK as normal. In other words, for users in the UK, including content creators, the BitChute platform is no longer a user-to-UK user video sharing service.rnWe deeply regret the inconvenience and disappointment this decision may cause to our UK users and partners. This decision was not taken lightly. It reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of compliance, protecting our community, and ensuring that our platform remains a safe and sustainable space for creative expression globally. We recognize the value of our UK community and extend our sincerest apologies for the disruption caused by this necessary step. Our support team remains available to answer any queries or concerns regarding this transition.rnWe appreciate the support and engagement of our community around the world and remain dedicated to providing a platform that champions free expression and innovative content sharing in an environment of regulatory certainty.rnThank you for your understanding.rn

EVERYBODY ON THE UK < BITCHUTE HAS BEEN BANNED FOR ALL THE UK USERS ! CENSORSHIP !!rnWHOS THE CHAIRMAN OF OFCOM ? NONE OTHER THAN A JEW < rnChairman MICHAEL GRADE rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ofcomrn rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_GradeTo our valued users in the United Kingdom,rnAfter Bitchutecareful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.rnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnrnrnThe introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement. In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.rnThe BitChute platform has always operated on principles of freedom of speech, expression and association, and strived to foster an open and inclusive environment for content creators and audiences alike. However, the evolving regulatory pressures—including strict enforcement mechanisms and potential liabilities—have created an operational landscape in which continuing to serve the UK market exposes our company to unacceptable legal and compliance risks. Despite our best efforts to navigate these challenges, the uncertainty surrounding the OSA’s enforcement by Ofcom and its far-reaching implications leaves us no viable alternative but to cease normal operations in the UK.rnTherefore, effective immediately, BitChute platform users in the UK will no longer be available to view content produced by any other BitChute user. Because the OSA’s primary concern is that members of the public will view content deemed unsafe, however, we will permit UK BitChute users to continue to post content. The significant change will be that this UK user-posted content will not be viewable by any other UK user, but will be visible to other users outside of the UK. Users outside the UK may comment on that content, which the creator will continue to be able to read, delete, block, reply and flag. Users outside the UK may share UK-user produced content to other users outside of the UK as normal. In other words, for users in the UK, including content creators, the BitChute platform is no longer a user-to-UK user video sharing service.rnWe deeply regret the inconvenience and disappointment this decision may cause to our UK users and partners. This decision was not taken lightly. It reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of compliance, protecting our community, and ensuring that our platform remains a safe and sustainable space for creative expression globally. We recognize the value of our UK community and extend our sincerest apologies for the disruption caused by this necessary step. Our support team remains available to answer any queries or concerns regarding this transition.rnWe appreciate the support and engagement of our community around the world and remain dedicated to providing a platform that champions free expression and innovative content sharing in an environment of regulatory certainty.rnThank you for your understanding.rn

EVERYBODY ON THE UK < BITCHUTE HAS BEEN BANNED FOR ALL THE UK USERS ! CENSORSHIP !!rnWHOS THE CHAIRMAN OF OFCOM ? NONE OTHER THAN A JEW < rnChairman MICHAEL GRADE rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ofcomrn rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_GradeTo our valued users in the United Kingdom,rnAfter Bitchutecareful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.rnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnrnrnThe introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement. In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.rnThe BitChute platform has always operated on principles of freedom of speech, expression and association, and strived to foster an open and inclusive environment for content creators and audiences alike. However, the evolving regulatory pressures—including strict enforcement mechanisms and potential liabilities—have created an operational landscape in which continuing to serve the UK market exposes our company to unacceptable legal and compliance risks. Despite our best efforts to navigate these challenges, the uncertainty surrounding the OSA’s enforcement by Ofcom and its far-reaching implications leaves us no viable alternative but to cease normal operations in the UK.rnTherefore, effective immediately, BitChute platform users in the UK will no longer be available to view content produced by any other BitChute user. Because the OSA’s primary concern is that members of the public will view content deemed unsafe, however, we will permit UK BitChute users to continue to post content. The significant change will be that this UK user-posted content will not be viewable by any other UK user, but will be visible to other users outside of the UK. Users outside the UK may comment on that content, which the creator will continue to be able to read, delete, block, reply and flag. Users outside the UK may share UK-user produced content to other users outside of the UK as normal. In other words, for users in the UK, including content creators, the BitChute platform is no longer a user-to-UK user video sharing service.rnWe deeply regret the inconvenience and disappointment this decision may cause to our UK users and partners. This decision was not taken lightly. It reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of compliance, protecting our community, and ensuring that our platform remains a safe and sustainable space for creative expression globally. We recognize the value of our UK community and extend our sincerest apologies for the disruption caused by this necessary step. Our support team remains available to answer any queries or concerns regarding this transition.rnWe appreciate the support and engagement of our community around the world and remain dedicated to providing a platform that champions free expression and innovative content sharing in an environment of regulatory certainty.rnThank you for your understanding.rn

EVERYBODY ON THE UK < BITCHUTE HAS BEEN BANNED FOR ALL THE UK USERS ! CENSORSHIP !!rnWHOS THE CHAIRMAN OF OFCOM ? NONE OTHER THAN A JEW < rnChairman MICHAEL GRADE rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ofcomrn rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_GradeTo our valued users in the United Kingdom,rnAfter Bitchutecareful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.rnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnrnrnThe introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement. In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.rnThe BitChute platform has always operated on principles of freedom of speech, expression and association, and strived to foster an open and inclusive environment for content creators and audiences alike. However, the evolving regulatory pressures—including strict enforcement mechanisms and potential liabilities—have created an operational landscape in which continuing to serve the UK market exposes our company to unacceptable legal and compliance risks. Despite our best efforts to navigate these challenges, the uncertainty surrounding the OSA’s enforcement by Ofcom and its far-reaching implications leaves us no viable alternative but to cease normal operations in the UK.rnTherefore, effective immediately, BitChute platform users in the UK will no longer be available to view content produced by any other BitChute user. Because the OSA’s primary concern is that members of the public will view content deemed unsafe, however, we will permit UK BitChute users to continue to post content. The significant change will be that this UK user-posted content will not be viewable by any other UK user, but will be visible to other users outside of the UK. Users outside the UK may comment on that content, which the creator will continue to be able to read, delete, block, reply and flag. Users outside the UK may share UK-user produced content to other users outside of the UK as normal. In other words, for users in the UK, including content creators, the BitChute platform is no longer a user-to-UK user video sharing service.rnWe deeply regret the inconvenience and disappointment this decision may cause to our UK users and partners. This decision was not taken lightly. It reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of compliance, protecting our community, and ensuring that our platform remains a safe and sustainable space for creative expression globally. We recognize the value of our UK community and extend our sincerest apologies for the disruption caused by this necessary step. Our support team remains available to answer any queries or concerns regarding this transition.rnWe appreciate the support and engagement of our community around the world and remain dedicated to providing a platform that champions free expression and innovative content sharing in an environment of regulatory certainty.rnThank you for your understanding.rn

EVERYBODY ON THE UK < BITCHUTE HAS BEEN BANNED FOR ALL THE UK USERS ! CENSORSHIP !!rnWHOS THE CHAIRMAN OF OFCOM ? NONE OTHER THAN A JEW < rnChairman MICHAEL GRADE rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ofcomrn rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_GradeTo our valued users in the United Kingdom,rnAfter Bitchutecareful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.rnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnrnrnThe introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement. In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.rnThe BitChute platform has always operated on principles of freedom of speech, expression and association, and strived to foster an open and inclusive environment for content creators and audiences alike. However, the evolving regulatory pressures—including strict enforcement mechanisms and potential liabilities—have created an operational landscape in which continuing to serve the UK market exposes our company to unacceptable legal and compliance risks. Despite our best efforts to navigate these challenges, the uncertainty surrounding the OSA’s enforcement by Ofcom and its far-reaching implications leaves us no viable alternative but to cease normal operations in the UK.rnTherefore, effective immediately, BitChute platform users in the UK will no longer be available to view content produced by any other BitChute user. Because the OSA’s primary concern is that members of the public will view content deemed unsafe, however, we will permit UK BitChute users to continue to post content. The significant change will be that this UK user-posted content will not be viewable by any other UK user, but will be visible to other users outside of the UK. Users outside the UK may comment on that content, which the creator will continue to be able to read, delete, block, reply and flag. Users outside the UK may share UK-user produced content to other users outside of the UK as normal. In other words, for users in the UK, including content creators, the BitChute platform is no longer a user-to-UK user video sharing service.rnWe deeply regret the inconvenience and disappointment this decision may cause to our UK users and partners. This decision was not taken lightly. It reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of compliance, protecting our community, and ensuring that our platform remains a safe and sustainable space for creative expression globally. We recognize the value of our UK community and extend our sincerest apologies for the disruption caused by this necessary step. Our support team remains available to answer any queries or concerns regarding this transition.rnWe appreciate the support and engagement of our community around the world and remain dedicated to providing a platform that champions free expression and innovative content sharing in an environment of regulatory certainty.rnThank you for your understanding.rn

EVERYBODY ON THE UK < BITCHUTE HAS BEEN BANNED FOR ALL THE UK USERS ! CENSORSHIP !!rnWHOS THE CHAIRMAN OF OFCOM ? NONE OTHER THAN A JEW < rnChairman MICHAEL GRADE rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ofcomrn rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_GradeTo our valued users in the United Kingdom,rnAfter Bitchutecareful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.rnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnrnrnThe introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement. In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.rnThe BitChute platform has always operated on principles of freedom of speech, expression and association, and strived to foster an open and inclusive environment for content creators and audiences alike. However, the evolving regulatory pressures—including strict enforcement mechanisms and potential liabilities—have created an operational landscape in which continuing to serve the UK market exposes our company to unacceptable legal and compliance risks. Despite our best efforts to navigate these challenges, the uncertainty surrounding the OSA’s enforcement by Ofcom and its far-reaching implications leaves us no viable alternative but to cease normal operations in the UK.rnTherefore, effective immediately, BitChute platform users in the UK will no longer be available to view content produced by any other BitChute user. Because the OSA’s primary concern is that members of the public will view content deemed unsafe, however, we will permit UK BitChute users to continue to post content. The significant change will be that this UK user-posted content will not be viewable by any other UK user, but will be visible to other users outside of the UK. Users outside the UK may comment on that content, which the creator will continue to be able to read, delete, block, reply and flag. Users outside the UK may share UK-user produced content to other users outside of the UK as normal. In other words, for users in the UK, including content creators, the BitChute platform is no longer a user-to-UK user video sharing service.rnWe deeply regret the inconvenience and disappointment this decision may cause to our UK users and partners. This decision was not taken lightly. It reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of compliance, protecting our community, and ensuring that our platform remains a safe and sustainable space for creative expression globally. We recognize the value of our UK community and extend our sincerest apologies for the disruption caused by this necessary step. Our support team remains available to answer any queries or concerns regarding this transition.rnWe appreciate the support and engagement of our community around the world and remain dedicated to providing a platform that champions free expression and innovative content sharing in an environment of regulatory certainty.rnThank you for your understanding.rn

EVERYBODY ON THE UK < BITCHUTE HAS BEEN BANNED FOR ALL THE UK USERS ! CENSORSHIP !!rnWHOS THE CHAIRMAN OF OFCOM ? NONE OTHER THAN A JEW < rnChairman MICHAEL GRADE rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ofcomrn rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_GradeTo our valued users in the United Kingdom,rnAfter Bitchutecareful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.rnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnrnrnThe introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement. In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.rnThe BitChute platform has always operated on principles of freedom of speech, expression and association, and strived to foster an open and inclusive environment for content creators and audiences alike. However, the evolving regulatory pressures—including strict enforcement mechanisms and potential liabilities—have created an operational landscape in which continuing to serve the UK market exposes our company to unacceptable legal and compliance risks. Despite our best efforts to navigate these challenges, the uncertainty surrounding the OSA’s enforcement by Ofcom and its far-reaching implications leaves us no viable alternative but to cease normal operations in the UK.rnTherefore, effective immediately, BitChute platform users in the UK will no longer be available to view content produced by any other BitChute user. Because the OSA’s primary concern is that members of the public will view content deemed unsafe, however, we will permit UK BitChute users to continue to post content. The significant change will be that this UK user-posted content will not be viewable by any other UK user, but will be visible to other users outside of the UK. Users outside the UK may comment on that content, which the creator will continue to be able to read, delete, block, reply and flag. Users outside the UK may share UK-user produced content to other users outside of the UK as normal. In other words, for users in the UK, including content creators, the BitChute platform is no longer a user-to-UK user video sharing service.rnWe deeply regret the inconvenience and disappointment this decision may cause to our UK users and partners. This decision was not taken lightly. It reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of compliance, protecting our community, and ensuring that our platform remains a safe and sustainable space for creative expression globally. We recognize the value of our UK community and extend our sincerest apologies for the disruption caused by this necessary step. Our support team remains available to answer any queries or concerns regarding this transition.rnWe appreciate the support and engagement of our community around the world and remain dedicated to providing a platform that champions free expression and innovative content sharing in an environment of regulatory certainty.rnThank you for your understanding.rn

EVERYBODY ON THE UK < BITCHUTE HAS BEEN BANNED FOR ALL THE UK USERS ! CENSORSHIP !!rnWHOS THE CHAIRMAN OF OFCOM ? NONE OTHER THAN A JEW < rnChairman MICHAEL GRADE rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ofcomrn rnhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_GradeTo our valued users in the United Kingdom,rnAfter Bitchutecareful review and ongoing evaluation of the regulatory landscape in the United Kingdom, we regret to inform you that BitChute will be discontinuing its video sharing service for UK residents.rnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnBitchuternBitchute is a video service that prioritizes creators and champions users’ freedoms and privacy.rnrnrnrnrnrnrnThe introduction of the UK Online Safety Act of 2023 has brought about significant changes in the regulatory framework governing online content and community interactions. Notably, the Act contains sweeping provisions and onerous corrective measures with respect to content moderation and enforcement. In particular, the broad enforcement powers granted to the regulator of communication services, Ofcom, have raised concerns regarding the open-ended and unpredictable nature of regulatory compliance for our platform.rnThe BitChute platform has always operated on principles of freedom of speech, expression and association, and strived to foster an open and inclusive environment for content creators and audiences alike. However, the evolving regulatory pressures—including strict enforcement mechanisms and potential liabilities—have created an operational landscape in which continuing to serve the UK market exposes our company to unacceptable legal and compliance risks. Despite our best efforts to navigate these challenges, the uncertainty surrounding the OSA’s enforcement by Ofcom and its far-reaching implications leaves us no viable alternative but to cease normal operations in the UK.rnTherefore, effective immediately, BitChute platform users in the UK will no longer be available to view content produced by any other BitChute user. Because the OSA’s primary concern is that members of the public will view content deemed unsafe, however, we will permit UK BitChute users to continue to post content. The significant change will be that this UK user-posted content will not be viewable by any other UK user, but will be visible to other users outside of the UK. Users outside the UK may comment on that content, which the creator will continue to be able to read, delete, block, reply and flag. Users outside the UK may share UK-user produced content to other users outside of the UK as normal. In other words, for users in the UK, including content creators, the BitChute platform is no longer a user-to-UK user video sharing service.rnWe deeply regret the inconvenience and disappointment this decision may cause to our UK users and partners. This decision was not taken lightly. It reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of compliance, protecting our community, and ensuring that our platform remains a safe and sustainable space for creative expression globally. We recognize the value of our UK community and extend our sincerest apologies for the disruption caused by this necessary step. Our support team remains available to answer any queries or concerns regarding this transition.rnWe appreciate the support and engagement of our community around the world and remain dedicated to providing a platform that champions free expression and innovative content sharing in an environment of regulatory certainty.rnThank you for your understanding.rn

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