“The Parler employees are equally accommodated and accommodating,” said a court clerk presenting these fires to the Red Conservatory’s legal team.
Parler’s executive director, John Matze, and his family were forced to observe “death threats” and “invasive personal security violations”, following a judicial expedition presented to them by the legal team of the platform against Amazon Web Services (AWS).
The Social Democrats, popular with President Donald Trump’s partygoers, are presumably presenting an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon and soliciting a temporary restraining order against the company, which is suspended from talking about alimony services to allow “violence violations.” Amazon responds alleging that “it has no legal basis” for the lawsuit and that its employees have been contacted by “amenazas y acoso”, the Fox News channel reported.
“Although AWS’s motion to sell itself is central to its proposed proposals, The employees of Parler han sido acosados y amenazados de manera rapporteur“, alega the judicial dispatch of these fires.
‘John Matze informa […] Many of Parler’s employees are friendly and accommodating, especially for their safety and the well-being of their families, and in some cases they are in their state of origin for escape from persecution. The Matze proposition, as executive director of the company to which AWS continues to expand, has stated that it will abandon its hogar and separate itself with its family after receiving death and death plans [sufrir] invasive violations of personal security “, is agreed.
In this sense, Parler, citing “nature’s utmost charge of this public and polarizing dispute”, told the court that it sells personal information about its employees and Amazon to protect “potentially ugly” issues.
Amazon announces its alojamiento service to Parler tras el asalto of Trump’s partisans to the Capitol of EE.UU. del 6 de enero. Apple and Google have also eliminated the red conservator.