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Executives from tech companies across Silicon Valley met with President-elect Trump today at Trump Tower, but one CEO was surprisingly absent: Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.

Around 9:00 PM EST, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey (@jack) was suspended from his very own social media platform.

Twitter’s CEO allegedly restricted Donald Trump’s use of paid advertising on the social media platform, even though the company stock has plummeted by 77 percent since the beginning of 2013.

Twitter has verified the official account of the Muslim Brotherhood, after previously banning conservatives, celebrity Trump supporters, and a women’s rights group who criticized Saudi Arabia.

Following Twitter’s announcement that it will be closing down its video sharing service Vine, Pornhub jokingly offered to buy out the service, claiming that “six seconds is more than enough for people to enjoy themselves.”

Although Disney seemed like the perfect suitor for Twitter, the company passed on the strategic acquisition over concerns that social media’s bullying, raunchy language and hate speech risked undermining the Magic Kingdom’s wholesome family image.

The Project Veritas founder had his account locked in the same week that he planned to release major information involving Hillary Clinton.

Twitter is becoming increasingly brazen about demonstrating the company’s bias against conservatives.

Disney has significant advantages over other bidders to acquire Twitter. First, Twitter’s CEO Jack Dorsey serves on Disney’s Board of Directors. But the biggest advantage is that Disney owns a 33 percent stake in BAMTech, the tech spinout from Major League Baseball that owns the app powering Twitter’s streaming of NFL games on the web.

Sources tell CNBC that a Twitter selloff “could happen within the next 30-45 days.”

As Twitter’s influence declines, the company is doubling down on its political biases.

The high cost of running Twitter as a clubhouse for the perpetually-offended emotional children of the left became apparent just six days after my permanent suspension from the site.

It looks like it’s every man for himself at Twitter. The company has suffered yet another high-profile departure from its communications department, with executive Jim Prosser leaving the company after four years.

Former Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn believes Twitter will not be an independent company within two years.

Another high level executive has left Twitter as the company as continues to face financial stagnation and political controversy.

How Twitter went from “The Free Speech Wing of The Free Speech Party” to a haven of political censorship and wacky SJW values.

Appearing on The Bolt Report on Sky News Australia, Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos discussed his suspension from Twitter.

Twitter’s VP for Communications, Natalie Kerris, has quit her role after just 6 months at the head of the company’s PR operation.

On his way to Twitter’s offices in London, a Milo fan convinced a group of protesters that Milo was a captive donkey who needed to be freed.

A recent story by the Washington Post covered the decline of users on Vine, and spoke to the top users who abandoned it.

Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos has upped the ante in the fight against his Twitter ban, filing a request for all data the company holds on him to its offices in Dublin, Ireland.

After a week of both offline and online protests against the company’s bias towards conservatives, Jack Dorsey finally addressed users’ concerns on free expression.

Twitter shares have dropped by 9% after the release of its quarterly results, which have seen the company’s revenue fall well below its expected targets.

It was inevitable. Somone’s chalked #FreeMilo outside Twitter’s corporate headquarters in San Francisco.

With all of Twitter’s investors watching, it would look just terrible if the #TWTR hashtag were comandeed by the company’s critics.

Twitter has refused to punish the user who repeatedly sent violent threats and sexually explicit messages to Breitbart contributor Kassy Dillon.

Users have accused Twitter of censoring WikiLeaks’ DNC email release after the related trending hashtag was suddenly pulled and modified.

Despite banning Milo for trivial reasons that didn’t break the platform’s Terms of Service, Twitter continues to allow open death threats against conservatives to remain on the platform.

Twitter’s stock was downgraded from “hold” to “sell” by Zacks Investment Research on Wednesday, although hope of improved future performance was also expressed, as reported by Cerbat Gem Market News.

WikiLeaks has threatened Twitter with the creation of another social network after defending Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos over his ban from the site.

The media narrative has presented Leslie Jones as an innocent victim of racist abuse. In fact, she regularly breaks Twitter’s rules against abuse and harassment.

Twitter claims to be an unbiased platform, open to all voices. Yet the company’s CEO is far from neutral, and regularly seep down into Twitter’s policies.

It’ll take more than Twitter to censor the Dangerous Faggot. Here are all the other places you can find Milo’s content.

Milo’s permaban proves it: Twitter’s double standards are out of control. It’s time for conservatives to look for an alternative.

Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos has been suspended from Twitter once more just 20 minutes before his “Gays for Trump” event takes place at the Republican National Convention. The justification for the suspension is currently unknown, although it could be