According to the opinion poll, this is because a few dozen LinkedIn users have reported his messages, after which his account would have been blocked automatically. “It seems like an organized way to make things difficult for me,” he says in a response to the CCeit. De Hond says for example to have received a message in which someone writes: “I was very pleased to read that LinkedIn has removed you” The sender claims to be “one of the many people who has registered you as a public health danger, you are.” De Hond regularly posts links on LinkedIn and other social media to articles on his website, in which he is critical of the cabinet’s corona measures. According to him, the cabinet, the RIVM and the Outbreak Management Team are suffering from a tunnel vision. On the basis of scientific literature and his own data analyses, the pollster concludes, among other things, that the other half-meter rule is nonsense. Last week De Hond already discovered that some of his LinkedIn messages were deleted. A follower pointed him out when he couldn’t find a post from August 6.Hammer and nails
Maurice de Hond: ‘LinkedIn blockade seems organised action’
