Some months back you decided that I had done something wrong and required me to admit to that alleged wrong doing by myself deleting the tweet that offended you or that you perchance suspect would offend the US Federal Government according to the US federal government's quid pro quo deal with Twitter not to regulate Twitter if Twitter agree to censor whatever Twitter is ordered to censor.
The tweet was a video tweet where Bill Gates in the video is explaining his agenda with the vaccinations. The problem obviously wasn't that what I tweeted was wrong, on the whole it wasn't even if possibly there was something that was not right in that video, I haven't studied hard enough to know if possibly some detail was wrong, but regardless what you have verified obviously is that there is a likelihood that the federal government do not want that tweet to be out there.
But no violation has been shown, it's only your say-so, so it should be you and not me that without any action or non-action from me should state your position on my twitter timeline. You are entitled to your opinion and are free to express it on your platform, but you are not entitled to pressure me or anyone else to admitting a "crime" or admitting it's "my fault" because that is part of an old now null and void deal where those making and enforcing the rules put the blame on those who follow the rules.
By you taking responsibility for your actions and decisions but not pressuring me to take responsibility for your actions and decisions you can come with me and others to the world that is now born. In this instance you can do this by restoring my account without forcing me to take responsibility for your actions and decisions, while you most certainly are entitled to your own actions and decisions including censoring and putting out notices that you have censored and why.
The old world is dying, please don't die with it.
Best Wishes,
Leif, LegeNet Holistic Detective Agency