The Californer - "Has Your Book Been Suppressed?" Widespread Censorship by Amazon, Google, and Meta

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Campaign Draws Hundreds; Federal Antitrust Sherman Clayton ACT

TAMPA, Fla. & LOS ANGELES - Californer -- Launched by Florida Author and Artist Kris Courtney following a $16 million federal claim against Amazon, Google, and Meta, has struck a nerve where others report identical patterns of censorship, review manipulation, and algorithmic suppression, loss of income and product collapse.

The campaign comes as Courtney's federal antitrust complaint details coordinated actions by all three platforms occurring within 72-hour windows, including the sudden U.S.-only ban of his award-winning book "FLORIDA RETIREMENT IS MURDER" hours after it reached #8 in Canada and attracted Hollywood interest from Creative Artists Agency.

SYSTEMATIC PATTERNS EMERGE ACROSS PLATFORMS
Authors describe remarkably similar experiences:

Amazon/KDP Suppression:

Books banned exclusively in U.S. markets
Verified five-star reviews deleted without explanation
Coordinated "hate bomb" fake one-star reviews
Authors kept below critical 4.5-star algorithmic promotion threshold

Google Search Suppression:

Author websites suddenly "de-indexed" or pushed to page 3+
Traffic throttled with pretextual "unusual activity" warnings
SEO rankings collapsed overnight without cause
Author names fail to appear in searches for their own book titles

Meta (Facebook/Instagram) Suppression:

Page reach reduced by 95-99% overnight
Ad campaigns rejected despite following all policies
Shadow banning prevents followers from seeing posts
Content visibility eliminated across multiple accounts

"When one platform acts, that could be policy enforcement. When three platforms controlling 70-90% market share each act in synchronized 72-hour windows repeatedly—that's illegal conspiracy in restraint of trade," noted Courtney, whose complaint documents this pattern occurring more than twice in his case. Courtney explained. "It's not just about books. It's about whether three companies can coordinate to eliminate anyone who succeeds without their permission."

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Reference to existing FTC Litigation

Federal Court: Antitrust complaint prepared for U.S. District Court (Southern District of Florida) seeking $48.5 million in treble damages under Sherman and Clayton Acts

FTC Investigation: Comprehensive complaint submitted to Federal Trade Commission Bureau of Competition requesting civil investigative demands

DOJ Notification: Documentation provided to Department of Justice Antitrust Division

Congressional Awareness: Copies provided to Senate and House Judiciary Committee antitrust subcommittees

REGISTRY PROVIDES VOICE FOR SILENCED CREATORS

Document timeline with specific dates and evidence
Report coordinated platform actions
Quantify financial damages for recovery
Join potential class action litigation
Contribute to FTC/DOJ investigations

All submissions remain confidential. No fees, no costs, no obligation—just the opportunity to make your voice heard and your evidence count.

HOW TO REPORT SUPPRESSION:

Visit: http://floridamystery.com/author-suppression-registry.html

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Email: admin@floridamystery.com

Under federal antitrust law, even small individual damages become significant when multiplied across thousands of affected parties.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Registry submissions have increased 300% since campaign launch.

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