Yes and Parlement Technologies app, the parent company of app Parler The two parties have mutually and agreed to end the acquisition deal for the social media platform that is conservative according to a report. The company signed an agreement of the principle of selling Parler to Ye which was previously called Kanye West This year, in the spring.
“The company, Parlement Technologies, has reached an agreement in good faith with Ye to end the plan to sell Parler. The decision was taken in the best interests of both parties at the beginning of November. Parler continues to explore new opportunities to grow and the development of the platform for our active user base,” CNBC quoted the company’s statement as saying.
The arrangement between the two partners was made public in the month of October after the singer was barred from several social media platforms including Twitter because of his anti-sematic statements. “In the world of conservative views are thought to be controversial, we need to ensure that we are able to express ourselves freely,” Ye said at the moment that the news was announced.
Parlement Technologies CEO George Farmer has praised Ye as “a friend in the struggle for freedom of speech.”
“This deal will alter the world, and alter how the world views about freedom of speech. Ye is making a revolutionary step into the realm of free speech media and won’t have to worry about being banned from social media,” the CEO had stated.
Ye was banned from Twitter Again
The news occurs in the same week that Twitter has suspended the account of the musician. Ye posted a picture that displayed the Swastika that was entwined with the Star of David. Ye deleted the picture shortly when he posted it to microblogging platforms.
The Star of David is a acknowledged symbol that represents both Jewish identity as well as Judaism. Swastika is recognized as a symbol of Nazi Germany’s Nazi Party and neo-Nazis.
This suspension decision was announced in the name of Elon Musk. There is also speculation that Ye released a purported conversation between Musk on the Truth Social app wherein the new owner of Twitter informed the rapper that he’s “gone to far” and “this isn’t love.”
