One was taken down for breaching "community guidelines" although the other was left online to allow for "religious debate". British authorities claim to have managed to get social media giants , Facebook and Twitter , to remove videos and posts from preacher Anjem , inviting support for ISIS , despite his arrest and the fact they believed the posts fell foul of British anti - terror laws .
British authorities claim to have managed to get social media giants , Facebook and Twitter , to remove videos and posts from preacher Anjem , inviting support for ISIS , despite his arrest and the fact they believed the posts fell foul of British anti - terror laws .