Contact: Steven Andrew, USA.Life, 877-585-7729
 
SAN JOSE, Calif., May 16, 2018 /Christian Newswire/ -- Facebook is accused of "the worst case of Christian censorship ever." "Facebook blocked over 70 million people from me, because I am a Christian and believe in traditional marriage," said Steven Andrew, a Silicon Valley technology expert. However, instead of doing nothing, he used his leadership skills to start the new "pro-Christian" USA.Life social network and believers are signing up fast.

"This is greater censorship than what others have experienced. Facebook doesn't put me in 'Facebook jail,' they pretend nothing is happening and cut millions and millions of people off," he said.

Andrew's Facebook account was very popular before Facebook restricted him, which Facebook's own data shows started after President Trump was elected in 2016. Andrew was reaching 5 to 8 million people per month.

Then "left-wing Facebook increased their censorship on Christians and my account was greatly restricted to reach only 97,000 people last month. This is over 98% blockage," he said.

Andrew has almost a half a million followers who want to keep up to date with him and walk close with God. They contact him and say, "what happened to you?"

"Since Facebook blocks Christians and those who share the Gospel of Jesus Christ,' they block America," he said.

Viewing Facebook and Twitter as "anti-Christian," Andrew started USA.Life, which he believes Christians of all denominations will prefer. He invites people to "sign up today at www.USA.Life to get preferred user names and key updates."

"By offering freedom, privacy and the most accurate news to users, USA.Life provides competitive advantages over Facebook and Twitter," he said. Andrew thinks Facebook spying on people and selling user's data is "immoral."

He says, "I believe in Christian liberty like the founding fathers," but "Facebook acts close to Communist China by censoring Christians."

So "family and friends can stay connected," this new social network is available anywhere online.

Facebook also allowed scammers to impersonate Andrew and "scam money from the followers." Andrew objected, but Facebook did nothing.

Andrew started a crowdfunding page to fund the completion of USA.Life and a new search engine called 1776Free, which "gives top Christian results that are hid by others."

"What is needed is for supporters to chip in any amount in the crowdfunding. If the required funding comes in now, USA.Life and 1776Free will launch this summer," he said.

Pictures, videos and press releases are available for the media at www.USA.Life.