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Jirard The Completionist Shady Charity Attempts To Silence Karl Jobst

YouTube Stands Firm Against Privacy Complaint on Karl Jobst's Exposé of The Open Hand Foundation


In a twist to the ongoing scrutiny surrounding The Open Hand Foundation, a charity linked with YouTuber Jirard Khalil, aka The Completionist, YouTuber Karl Jobst recently faced a privacy complaint against his video probing the foundation.

Jirard The Completionist Shady Charity Attempts To Silence Karl Jobst
I'm innocent, and I will silence anyone who says otherwise

However, in a decision that underscores the platform's commitment to free speech and investigative journalism, YouTube has (thankfully) rejected this complaint.


The Complaint and Its Implications

Karl Jobst, known for his deep dives into contentious subjects, tweeted earlier today about the privacy complaint lodged against his video. This move by someone within The Open Hand Foundation is a striking development, given the existing controversy around the charity's transparency and operations.


Jirard The Completionist Shady Charity Attempts To Silence Karl Jobst
Karl tweets out Open Hand Charity's attempt at silencing him

The attempt to silence a content creator through a privacy complaint, especially in the context of legitimate investigative journalism, raises significant concerns about the motives and methods of those involved with The Open Hand Foundation. It not only speaks to the challenges faced by independent creators in uncovering truths but also to the lengths some entities might go to in order to control narratives.


YouTube's Role in Upholding Free Speech

YouTube's decision to reject the privacy complaint is a vital one. It upholds the principle that content creators have the right to investigate and report on matters of public interest, especially those involving public figures and charities. This decision sets a precedent for how YouTube can serve as a platform for critical investigative work, rather than a tool for suppressing it.


The Bigger Picture

This incident must be viewed in the larger context of the ongoing saga surrounding The Open Hand Foundation. Previously, I covered the concerning aspects of this charity and the alarm bells raised by the gaming community. The latest attempt to silence discussion adds another layer of intrigue and concern to the narrative.


Looking Ahead

As the situation evolves, it becomes increasingly vital for the community and platforms like YouTube to support and protect the integrity of independent journalism. This case exemplifies the ongoing battle for transparency and accountability in the digital age, where content creators often find themselves on the front lines against powerful entities... But the fact that Open Hand even pulled this stunt in the first place is extremely telling, for all the wrong reasons...


A Call for Continued Vigilance

For the community and fellow content creators, this development is a reminder of the importance of vigilance in the face of attempts to suppress investigative reporting. It is through the persistent efforts of individuals like Karl Jobst that the light of truth continues to shine on shadowy corners of the online world.

As it stands right now, Jirard continues to circle the drain of distrust on social media. None of this is helping his already tarnished image.


~Smash

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ammerd
Nov 15, 2023

This would only be an attempt to silence if the request was a takedown request. Mutahar and Karl seem to be avoiding coming out and saying that this was a Flag on the video to edit out doxxing information, which would likely be an address to their office. While that's likely public info, shining a spotlight on their office location could put their employees at risk because the internet is in shambles right now and getting more rabid as I type here. I can't defend the parts of the charity situation that have gone wrong, and even I think that how they've handled it is negligent at BEST. But nobody should be misinformed about how this request for a flag…

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