Chantelle Baker gone from Facebook… for now

And now that I've just written about Chantelle Baker, the latest news is that her page, where she shared a lot of her content, has been removed from Facebook for violating community standards. It's gone the same way as other prominent pages, such as Voices for Freedom. That will affect her ability to spread her message as Facebook is often a gateway to pulling people into these movements, though she's planning on moving to other platforms such as YouTube, and likely more niche platforms such as Rumble and Odysee.

But all is not lost for Chantelle. She's got another page, started late last year, called Operation People NZ, which purports to be a Media/news company.

She's claiming to be setting up an alternative platform, but is quick to mention her Shopify store, which is off to a great start by selling transphobic t-shirts. It does seem to be all about the grift - she's off to parliament on Tuesday, and is raising money off the back of that too.

Hopefully, that page won't last long either.