The President of the United States, who in the last days of his presidency, all his pages on social networks was blocked, announced the launch of his social network on Tuesday.
Former US President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday evening the launch of his social network called “From the Desk of Donald J. Trump”.
In a video, Trump described the new social network as “a place to talk freely and safely.”
“In times of silence and lies, a light of freedom rises,” he said in a text message in the video message.
The social network reportedly provides an opportunity for the former US president to post messages, pictures and videos.
Trump supporters will be able to post his content on other social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. Of course, this social network does not allow visitors to respond to the published content.
“This is a one-way communication,” Fox News quoted a source familiar with the new social networks as saying. “This system allows Trump to communicate with his supporters.”
The social network “From the Desk of Donald J. Trump” is launched as Facebook plans to announce its decision to permanently suspend Trump’s Facebook and Instagram pages in the coming hours.
Following the deadly January 6 attacks on Congress by Trump supporters, the social networks Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Snapshot decided to block all pages of the former US president on these social networks.
These social networks believed that Trump had used these networks to promote violence, a claim that the former president had denied.
While Trump’s pages on Facebook and Instagram may be suspended, the social network Twitter has announced that Trump’s page on this social network has been blocked forever.