As I wrote on Facebook, I had a totally bizarre experience. I posted a description of my article today about the MAGOP War on Education...and got a note from Facebook that it had been removed because "We don't allow people to use misleading links or content to trick people to visit, or stay on, a website." I requested a review, but figured it was moot because I would just simply describe it again but in a benign way that would meet their lofty, noble standards. Then, people could read the full article that supports what I wrote in my "removed" description with facts and history to back it up. But that got blocked, too!! I tried a third time, and made it as benign as possible, and that finally seems to have made it through. But for those curious, this below is the first description that -- in this divisive political world of hate and racism and anti-Semitism and fascism -- got removed from Facebook. I wrote -- > As always, the MAGOP are again calling out to end the Department of Education (which is not newly "Woke," but was created in 1867). But the party has had a War on Education for the past 70 years to keep its base ignorant. Here's more about it & its history. Horrors. Yes, I know. And as I said, everything in this description was supported by facts and history. The second version that also got removed was genteel, though I wanted to keep the direct point. So, rewrote it to be less pointed -- > The MAGOP are again calling to end the Department of Education (which was created in 1867). The party has had a War on Education for the past 70 years. Here's more about it & its history. But yes, even that got removed as misleading, trickery spam. I wondered if perhaps a problem was the graphic that was attached to it -- the newspaper headline about the Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction ordering all teachers to show their classes the video of him praying for Trump. I didn't think that was an issue -- since, after all, it was an actual newspaper headline, and 100% true. But just to be safe, I got rid of the graphic and posted the following. Which -- huzzah! -- made it through. > Third try -- being as benign as possible:In the past, Republican officials have called to end the Department of Education (which was created in 1867). They are doing it again. Here's more about it all.