Everybody is paranoid that Parler is a Trumper honeypot, it's not.

Parler is a bigtech honeypot and they took the bait.

Remember Bigtech has a million reasons to be worried about what Trump might say next now that he "lost" on the 6th, they want him silenced. The capitol false flag gave them the opportunity to do just that. The shutdown came after Trump was rumored by Hannity to appear on the platform.

5-6 Bigtech companies colluded to shut it down within 48hrs, including two security related services that left its AWS bucket vulnerable.

What's next?

Phase One, Parler filed a slam dunk antitrust lawsuit (see sherman antitrust act) against silicon valley companies.

Twitter uses AWS infrastructure as well, making the anti-trust case open and shut.

They are also seeking damages. As of Monday $TWTR lost $5B in market-cap as a result of the Trump ban. By taking out Parler, AWS effectively could have caused Parley a $2B-5B worth of potential future revenue loss. Whats even funnier, is that TWTR value is massively inflated by WallSt firms like Blackrock, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan. They buy up TWTR shares in exchange for narrative control (think election meddling and covid19) which helps their other investments (hello moderna). TWTR has gained over 20pts since the election since posting terrible Q3 numbers the day before, it makes zero sense.

Read the lawsuit

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10N3_J2fVHxGUYeuc-xL0cRWWVPQylnoM/view

Phase Two: I'm guessing a class action damage lawsuit on behalf of their users data being breached as a result of contract violations with their security/hosting vendors.

Remember CodeMonkeyZ twitter scuffle with Dan Bongino over security issues. Yes, they were practically broadcasting the honey pot at that point, all theater to attract silly ego driven black hats to swipe the data.

If that Parler data is used to dox and slander the character of innocent people (job loss and personal damages), these damages could be in the hundreds of billions of dollars.

The Parler honey pot will cost bigtech at least $2-5B in damages and possibly much more if their user base is unlawfully slandered.

Will courts toss the case? When Trump is done tagging and bagging the perps that stole this election, I highly doubt it.