Category: Congress

Memorializing the Twitter Files XXI – How to Find Russian Disinfo Anywhere

Under Senate pressure, Twitter adopted tests for finding “Russian” related sites that became simple ideological tests and that were further exploited by third-party groups to advance censorship. Note:  For an Index to the Twitter Files, see here. 1/ #TWITTERFILES 21 How to Find Russians Anywhere Pt.1 – PROJECT OSPREY –

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Memorializing the Twitter Files XVIII – The Censorship-Industrial Complex

Matt Taibbi’s Statement to Congress about a partnering of state agencies like DHS, FBI, or the Global Engagement Center (GEC), along with “NGOs that aren’t academic” and an unexpectedly aggressive partner, commercial news media – to form a “Censorship-Industrial Complex on social media. 1. TWITTER FILES: Statement to Congress THE

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Tyre Nichols, Race Baiting & The War on Police (Update II)

The death of Tyre Nichols was horrid and unnecessary, but racial and anti-police politics, not justice, appear to be front and center in this case. Tyre Nichols’ death was likely caused by a single rogue officer who used excessive force. Part of the problem is societal — why do so

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Index of the Twitter Files (Updated through #21)

A guide to the Twitter Files. I.  Twitter Censors the Hunter Biden Story on the eve of the 2020 Election Twitter Suppress the Hunter Biden Laptop Story / Congress Reacts with Some Unnamed Democrats Demanding More Censorship II.  Twitter Censorship by Shadowbanning Twitter applied a double standard to secretly censor

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Memorializing the Twitter Files – XII. Twitter & the FBI Belly Button

THE FBI and most of the other alphabet agencies were engaged in a massive criminal conspiracy to abridge freedom of speech The FBI, other government agencies, including even some members of Congress, criminally conspired directly with Twitter to abridge the free speech of Americans under the guise of combatting foreign

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Memorializing the Twitter Files – XI. How Twitter Let the Intel Community In

Sen. Mark Warner and other Democrat politicians pushed hard for the tech companies to censor speech, ostensibly to combat “misinformation.” Sen. Warner, Hillary Clinton, and the Senate Intelligence Committee all pushed the fraud of Russian misinformation and put pressure on Twitter to take part in a regime of censorship by

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