GAGAN GUPTA HAS ALL POSTS ON OUR BLOG MENTIONING HIM REMOVED! GAGAN GUPTA FAIT SUPPRIMER TOUS LES POSTS DE NOTRE BLOG LE MENTIONNANT!

 

 

 

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This morning we received a notification from our hosting provider informing us that they have been forced by legal action to remove from our blog on their platform all articles about Gagan Gupta.

 

To protect themselves, our hosting provider sent these articles to another, neutral platform. So, the articles are not deleted from the internet, they are removed from our blog and transferred elsewhere.

 

We give you above the image of this message.

 

That's the way it is. We continue our mission!

 

 

 

Version française

 

Chers lecteurs,

 

Ce matin nous avons reçu une notification de notre hébergeur nous informant avoir été obligé par une action juridique, à retirer de notre blog sur leur plateforme de tous les articles parlant de Gagan Gupta.

 

Notre hébergeur pour se protéger, a envoyé ces articles sur une autre plateforme, neutre. Donc les articles ne sont pas supprimés d’internet, ils sont enlevés de notre blog et transférés ailleurs.

 

Nous vous donnons ci-dessus l’image de ce message.

 

Ainsi vont les choses. Nous, on continu notre mission !

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