From Facebook to my own blog

I had a Liam Neeson fan page on Facebook for almost two years. It was a fan page about Liam and for his fans. I wrote about Interviews, about his movies and sometimes about his life. Until last Sunday!
In my last post, I quoted from an interview that Liam gave in 2020, in which he talked an anecdote that happened during the filming of his movie "Widows". A day later, Facebook took down my fan page and write me ' I don't meet community standards'.
Am I frustrated and angry? Or sad?
Yes, I am! Because this fan page gave me a lot of pleasure and was a highlight for me.
I will continue here what I started on Facebook. I'll start with a part of an interview that Liam gave in 2017:
In 2017, Liam spoke about what motivated him to star in the movie "A Monster Calls". He answered the question, " Mlster Neeson, you play and speak a computer-created tree monster. What attracted you to this unusual task?"
Liam:" I had read the book by Patrick Ness, which was based on an idea by Siobhan Dowd, who has since died of cancer herself. I was very impressed by this story. Before I started reading it, I thought I was reading a children's book. But then it turned out to be a very profound story. Children and adults can learn something for life here. That really moved me. "
This statement really inspired me and made me think! 
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Oíche mhaith, a Liam, a chara. Guím tráthnóna iontach síochánta ort.  
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