Finally, the TRUTH: PayPal admits freezing accounts over criticism of COVID-19 policies, sparking free speech concerns

PayPal has acknowledged for the first time that it froze the account of a prominent U.K.-based children’s rights campaigner due to her criticism of COVID-19 policies, including school closures and mandatory vaccinations. The admission has reignited debates over free speech, financial censorship and the role of corporations in policing dissent.

Molly Kingsley, founder of the parent campaign group UsForThem, was informed by PayPal in September 2022 that her account had been terminated due to “the nature of its activities.” Documents disclosed during pre-action correspondence reveal that PayPal compiled a dossier on Kingsley over four months, citing excerpts from her book, The Children’s Inquiry, which criticized pandemic measures.

The dossier highlighted passages such as: “Some may maintain that restrictions applied to children were a necessary evil. We say that a public health paradigm which strives to protect adults without weighing up the costs to children is the very antithesis of ‘public health.’” Another excerpt criticized the stigmatization of children with mask exemptions: “In our new world, children with mask exemptions were often forced to wear a lanyard or other symbol, signaling their disability to the rest of their cohort.”

PayPal’s admission marks a significant moment in the ongoing debate over corporate power and free speech. The company stated that Kingsley’s account was frozen because of “content published by UsForThem relating to mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations and school closures,” which it claimed violated its “acceptable use” policy....<<<Read More>>>...

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The attacks on free and open discussion are becoming more and more widespread. Now, as Toby Young explains in an article this morning, the payment service PayPal has closed the accounts of the Daily Sceptic, which often publishes criticism of the government policy in various matters.

PayPal has also closed the account of the Free Speech Union, which provides support to people whose freedom of opinion is under attack, for example those fired from their jobs because of their opinions. PayPal has even gone as far as to close the rarely used personal account of Toby Young, who is in charge of both the Daily Sceptic and the Free Speech Union, and is also associate editor of The Spectator, one of the world’s most respected newspapers.

As Toby reports in his article, the company has offered no explanation for this move.

When payment services or banks begin to act in this way, it should dawn upon us what a serious threat to free and open exchange of opinions we are facing. Not only can you be fired from your job, your very possibility to make a living will be taken away also.

Now, there is little doubt that many people think that as long as their own opinions are allowed, everything is fine, even if other opinions are forbidden. But that position, apart from being morally wrong, is based on an utter lack of understanding of the threat we face; the question is not if, but when it will be your own opinions that are censored, your own livelihood taken away...<<<Read More>>>...