“Scores of federal officials … have secretly communicated with social-media platforms to censor and suppress private speech federal officials disfavor. This unlawful enterprise has been wildly successful. “Under the First Amendment, the federal government may not police private speech nor pick winners and losers in the marketplace of ideas. But that is precisely what the government has done — and is still doing — on a massive scale not previously divulged. “Multiple agencies’ communications demonstrate that the federal government has exerted tremendous pressure on social-media companies — pressure to which companies have repeatedly bowed. … “Communications show these federal officials are fully aware that the pressure they exert is an effective and necessary way to induce social-media platforms to increase censorship. “The head of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency even griped about the need to overcome social-media companies’ ‘hesitation’ to work with the government. … “This unlawful government interference violates the fundamental right of free speech for all Americans, whether or not they are on social media. “More discovery is needed to uncover the full extent of this regime — i.e., the identities of other White House and agency officials involved and the nature and content of their communications with social-media companies.”Jenin Younes, litigation counsel for the New Civil Liberties Alliance, added:
“If there was ever any doubt the federal government was behind censorship of Americans who dared to dissent from official COVID-19 messaging, that doubt has been erased. “The shocking extent of the government’s involvement in silencing Americans, through coercing social-media companies, has now been revealed.”Federal agencies involved in free speech suppression Documents obtained so far have identified more than 50 federal employees across 15 federal agencies, who participated in these censorship meetings or otherwise engaged in illegal censorship activities. This includes officials from:
“Messenger mRNA [sic] vaccines work by teaching our cells to create a harmless spike protein” (emphasis in the original).Fast-forward to mid-June 2022, and the CDC was suddenly less sure about the harmlessness of the spike protein. Up until then, the words “harmless spike protein” had always been bolded, but in this June revision, they removed the bolding, along with an entire section in which they’d previously claimed that mRNA was rapidly broken down and spike protein did not last more than a few weeks in the body. Clearly, the truth was catching up to them and certain lies were getting too risky to hold on to. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency also reached out to Google, Meta (Facebook’s parent company), Microsoft and Twitter for help, shortly after the DHS’s Disinformation Governance Board was announced. Fortunately, public outcry put an end to this Orwellian Ministry of Truth before it got started. When censorship becomes election interference According to The Washington Times:
“Details about the Biden administration’s conduct raised the hackles of Republican lawmakers. “‘Confirming that this is the most dangerously anti-free speech administration in American history AND that Facebook … is nothing but an appendage of the deep state,’ Sen. Josh Hawley, Missouri Republican, said on Twitter as he shared news of the court filing.”Other lawmakers are also getting involved. In an Aug. 29 letter, to Attorney General Merrick Garland and FBI Director Christopher A. Wray, Republican Sens. Charles E. Grassley of Iowa and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin requested records of the government’s contacts with social media companies to ascertain whether the FBI and/or DOJ did, in fact, instruct them to censor information about the Hunter Biden laptop scandal by falsely referring to it as “Russian disinformation.” Zuckerberg has also been asked to provide any correspondence involving the censorship of the Hunter Biden laptop story, especially as it pertains to the FBI’s instructions to censor this political hot potato — something he openly admitted in a recent Joe Rogan interview (see video below). Lawmakers pursue legislation to penalize gov’t censorship Three Republican House Representatives on the House Oversight and Reform, Judiciary, and Commerce committees — Reps. James Comer of Kentucky, Jim Jordan of Ohio, and Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington — have also introduced the Protecting Speech from Government Interference Act (H.R.8752), aimed at preventing federal employees from using their positions to influence censorship decisions by tech platforms. The bill would create restrictions to prevent federal employees from asking or encouraging private entities to censor private speech or otherwise discourage free speech, and impose penalties, including civil fines and disciplinary actions for government employees who facilitate social media censorship. While the U.S. Constitution clearly forbids government censoring and restricting free speech, H.R.8752 could be a helpful enforcement tool, as people might tend to think twice when they know there’s a real and personal price to pay. Read more at: TakeControl.Substack.com
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