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1. Now with Apollo, Yahoo! should they do the 'right' thing: 'RETURN' our 'FREE SPEECH' on the platform!?

   Now with the all 'NEW' $5 BILLION deal to become "Apollo, Yahoo!" will they finally recognize our constitutional 1st amendment 'RIGHTS' to 'FREE SPEECH' on the platform!? 'We the people' hereby conclude that Verizon left the platform as a bunch of 'LAME COWARDS' who did absolutely 'NOTHING' about our 'FREE SPEECH' on the platform! Here is what they quote: "A new era for Yahoo!" "An exciting time for opportunity!" "Creative investing for growth & innovation!" Let's put them to their 'WORD!' If Apollo, Yahoo! Articles return for 'comments & opinions' will 'we the people' have our 'RIGHTS' to 'legitimate' FREE SPEECH on the story articles!? Please do 'NOT' be 'hypocrites!' 'We the people' are waiting for 'bipartisan legislation' for 'FREE SPEECH' to be 'LAW' on "public AND private" sector entity platforms! Yes bring us opportunity, growth & innovation...but don't forget our 'FREE SPEECH!' =<)

   Now with the all 'NEW' $5 BILLION deal to become "Apollo, Yahoo!" will they finally recognize our constitutional 1st amendment 'RIGHTS' to 'FREE SPEECH' on the platform!? 'We the people' hereby conclude that Verizon left the platform as a bunch of 'LAME COWARDS' who did absolutely 'NOTHING' about our 'FREE SPEECH' on the platform! Here is what they quote: "A new era for Yahoo!" "An exciting time for opportunity!" "Creative investing for growth & innovation!" Let's put them to their 'WORD!' If Apollo, Yahoo! Articles return for 'comments & opinions' will 'we the people' have our 'RIGHTS' to 'legitimate' FREE… plus

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2. Did Verizon, Yahoo! REFUSE to archive Yahoo! Answers to SHUT OUT our 'FREE SPEECH!?'

   Perhaps the same thing is happening to Yahoo! Articles...suspended to SHUT OUT our 'FREE SPEECH!' Is this action "politically motivated!?" Could it be Yahoo! Answers had some influence with the 'defeat' of the 'disgraced' president Trump!? To NOT archive Yahoo! Answers is to intentionally 'BLACK OUT' users 'comments & opinions' that could also influence the "NEXT" republican candidate!? "Unpopular & changing needs" was all just a "front!?" 'We the people' believe Verizon, Yahoo! is under very "suspicious" intentions with the recent 'shutdowns!' The "evidence" keeps pointing in the direction that our 'FREE SPEECH' is under 'ATTACK!' We believe this is 'ILLEGAL' infringement violation of our 1st amendment! Therefore 'we the people' believe it is time to SIGN into LAW our 'comments & opinions' must have our constitutional 1st amendment 'RIGHTS' to 'free speech' AT ALL TIMES on platforms! =<)

   Perhaps the same thing is happening to Yahoo! Articles...suspended to SHUT OUT our 'FREE SPEECH!' Is this action "politically motivated!?" Could it be Yahoo! Answers had some influence with the 'defeat' of the 'disgraced' president Trump!? To NOT archive Yahoo! Answers is to intentionally 'BLACK OUT' users 'comments & opinions' that could also influence the "NEXT" republican candidate!? "Unpopular & changing needs" was all just a "front!?" 'We the people' believe Verizon, Yahoo! is under very "suspicious" intentions with the recent 'shutdowns!' The "evidence" keeps pointing in the direction that our 'FREE SPEECH' is under 'ATTACK!' We believe this is… plus

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3. 'We the people' heard governor Ron DeSantis just passed a SIGN into LAW concerning 'deplatforming!?'

   By this action taken by governor Ron DeSantis to SIGN into LAW to make 'deplatforming' "ILLEGAL" is it understood if Yahoo! Articles do return, our comments & opinions on the 'Yahoo! Articles' should also have our constitutional 1st amendment 'RIGHTS' to 'FREE SPEECH!?' Therefore if Verizon, Yahoo! is also committing 'suspicious activity' 'we the people' insist governor Gavin Newsome to SIGN into LAW that users comments & opinions MUST also have our 1st amendment rights to 'free speech' on 'platforms!' 'WE' HIGHLY believe Verizon, Yahoo! does NOT have the right to deny, censor, prohibit or abridge our 1st amendment! The 'executives' are NOT properly qualified 'politicians, lawmakers or lobbyists' to make 'suspicious decisions' concerning our 1st amendment rights to 'FREE SPEECH!' Is it too much to ask to better serve us Yahoo! users!? All we ask is for 'TRUTH & JUSTICE!' =<)

   By this action taken by governor Ron DeSantis to SIGN into LAW to make 'deplatforming' "ILLEGAL" is it understood if Yahoo! Articles do return, our comments & opinions on the 'Yahoo! Articles' should also have our constitutional 1st amendment 'RIGHTS' to 'FREE SPEECH!?' Therefore if Verizon, Yahoo! is also committing 'suspicious activity' 'we the people' insist governor Gavin Newsome to SIGN into LAW that users comments & opinions MUST also have our 1st amendment rights to 'free speech' on 'platforms!' 'WE' HIGHLY believe Verizon, Yahoo! does NOT have the right to deny, censor, prohibit or abridge our 1st amendment! The… plus

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4. If Yahoo! Articles does return be advised our 'comments & opinions' will have constitutional 1st amendment 'RIGHTS' to 'FREE SPEECH!?'

   The Yahoo! Answers 'SHUTDOWN' was a very 'COWARDLY' act! 'We the people' HIGHLY believe this 'cowardly action' occurred because the "declined in popularity" lame excuse actually came from the 'crooked executives!' "THEY" are the ones who thought Yahoo! Answers was "unpopular" NOT actually the users! The 'executives' with their 'political bias' have great 'FEAR' of the users 'FREE SPEECH!' Therefore 'we the people' HIGHLY 'DEMAND' governor Gavin Newsome to SIGN into LAW our 'comments & opinions' MUST have our constitutional 1st amendment 'RIGHTS' to 'FREE SPEECH' on platforms! Any 'ATTACK' on 'free speech' may be 'ILLEGAL' & should place Verizon, Yahoo! liable to 'CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT' against them for 'suspicion' of 'INFRINGEMENT VIOLATION' of our 1st amendment rights to 'free speech!' All we ask is to better serve the users! 'TRUTH & JUSTICE!' =<)

   The Yahoo! Answers 'SHUTDOWN' was a very 'COWARDLY' act! 'We the people' HIGHLY believe this 'cowardly action' occurred because the "declined in popularity" lame excuse actually came from the 'crooked executives!' "THEY" are the ones who thought Yahoo! Answers was "unpopular" NOT actually the users! The 'executives' with their 'political bias' have great 'FEAR' of the users 'FREE SPEECH!' Therefore 'we the people' HIGHLY 'DEMAND' governor Gavin Newsome to SIGN into LAW our 'comments & opinions' MUST have our constitutional 1st amendment 'RIGHTS' to 'FREE SPEECH' on platforms! Any 'ATTACK' on 'free speech' may be 'ILLEGAL' & should place Verizon,… plus

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