Facebook has removed the personal account of a 12-year-old Georgia boy who posted a viral video last week in support of Rudy Giuliani 's comments that President Obama 'does n't love America ' . Republican C.J.Pearson found out the price of his new found fame on Friday morning when a friend told him it had been deactivated for 'suspicious activity ' . Fearing his video , which was watched by more than 1.4 million people , may have been the cause , Pearson hit out at the social media giant , accusing them of quelling any dissent towards Obama . Dumped : C. J. Pearson ( seen here in a picture from his public page on Facebook ) had his personal page deactivated after the social media giant became aware of his age . The first sign that something had gone awry came on Friday morning when Pearson informed his followers on his public page he had lost his personal account . ' I am having my Editor , Alan Davidson post on my behalf on this page while Facebook continues to lock me out , ' wrote the Columbia Middle School student according to Fox . 'The 1st amendment is obviously not a big concern to the powers that be at Facebook , but we will continue to fight back ! ' Demanding a response from Facebook , they duly replied and gave him a cast-iron reason why they banned his page - he is 12 . Indeed , it is explicitly stated in Facebook 's terms and conditions that no one under the age of 13 can have an account . Drawing attention to yourself : CJ Pearson , a 12-year-old from Georgia , posted a viral video backing former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani 's comments criticizing President Obama 's love for America . In a statement , Facebook said they were alerted to the fact that Pearson is 12 by a member of the public and acted accordingly . 'You have to be 13 to have a Facebook account . This is a requirement , not a suggestion . He was locked out because he lied about his age , not because of the content , ' replied a Facebook representative . Pearson however , is not having that . ' I would consider that complete malarkey , ' said Pearson to Fox DC . 'Because in all honesty , there are many many people younger than me who have a Facebook account . ' ' I will not stop here , ' he added to FOX 5 . 'You can not silence a voice that deserves to be heard . And I will continue to make as many accounts as possible . ' Pearson made a number of media appearances over the weekend to draw attention to his plight . 'Time and time again , Facebook has shut down many conservative accounts after they decide to speak up , ' Pearson said on Fox & Friends Sunday . Defense : Giuliani wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal saying that he did n't want to question Obama 's motives or heart . Attacked : Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani said that President Barack Obama did not love his country like a commander in chief should . 'When a person decides to speak up , their voice shouldn ’ t be hindered because of someone disagreeing . ' Last week , Giuliani may have come under fire for saying that President Barack Obama does not love America at a fundraising dinner for Governor Scott Walker , but he found a backer in Pearson . He told guests at the event - designed to raise cash for Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker - that ' I do not believe , and I know this is a horrible thing to say , but I do not believe that the President loves America . ' Democrats , the White House , and even members of the GOP have condemned his comments and heaped scorn on the retired politician , who was a Presidential contender in 2008 . After the tide of criticism , middle school student CJ Pearson made a YouTube video agreeing with Giuliani , in which he said that the commander in chief had a 'downright hate for the American values our country holds ' . The video , posted last Saturday on his channel , has garnered more than 1.4m views as of Monday night . A 'public figure ' page for the student says he has 'considered himself a conservative since the mere age of 8 , supporting John McCain in his 2008 Presidential Campaign ' . He said in his video that if Obama really loved America he would call Islamic State 'what it really is , an assault on Christianity ' The student added that the president , who has ordered airstrikes on ISIS and asked for approval to send limited ground troops , was 'not willing to defend our country against the evil of terrorism domestic and abroad ' . For his part , Giuliani has said that he stands by his controversial comments made last month . However , he wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal saying that he 'didn ’ t intend to question President Obama ’ s motives or the content of his heart ' .
C.J Pearson had his Facebook account pulled after viral video backing Obama . The former New York City Mayor questioned President Rudy Giuliani 's love of America at fundraising dinner late last month . CJ Pearson agreed and said president 'not willing to defend our country ' Facebook defended their decision and said that his account was removed because he is under 13 .