In an exclusive Axios report, RightForge's CEO Martin Avila announced that he would not censor Trump's remarks on his platform, as Twitter and Facebook frequently did throughout the election.
Representatives affiliated with the Trump network refused to comment on whether RightForge is their provider.
"If you believe that the president should be de-platformed, we believe that you're not really interested in living in a free country," announced the CEO to an Axios reporter.
"We're laying the groundwork for that," Avila said. "That's why there will be servers everywhere."
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"That's really what we're all about," the CEO went on. "Making sure that America stays true to its core ideas, and that the marketplace of ideas stays open."
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More importantly, RightForge runs its online infrastructure, meaning it can't be taken offline as Parler was by Apple and Amazon. According to their CEO, RightForge has dedicated 2021 to preparing their company for Trump's rise on the platform.
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Thus far, officials close to Trump have not commented on whether the former President is working with RightForge, or if it will be his favorite platform.
Regardless of that, RightForge's CEO announced that he was preparing the infrastructure for Trump's reintroduction to the online world, stating that his servers would be "everywhere."
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This report appears to contradict the former President's ideas to create a social media platform. Earlier this month, The Trump Media & Technology Group announced their platform called "Truth Social."
"We live in a world where the Taliban has a huge presence on Twitter while your favorite American President has been silenced. This is unacceptable," He said.
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"stand up to the tyranny of the tech giants" who have "used their unilateral power to silence dissenting voices in America."
"I'm excited to start sharing my ideas on Truth Social soon," said Trump, who also had 35 million followers on Facebook and 24 million on Instagram before he was banned.
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Truth Social announced that their launch for guests would start in November. All Americans will be welcome to join the platform in the first quarter of next year.
RightForge says its mission is "to create a rival to the liberal media consortium and fight back against the 'Big Tech' companies of Silicon Valley, which have used their unilateral power to silence opposing voices in America."
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