The Twitter files frenzy is back and the latest evidence brings in a whopping amount of questions regarding big-tech’s interference in the 2020 election as well as the role that the FBI may or may not have played…
In the most recent release of the Twitter files, a team of journalists detailed what looks to be a direct relationship of collusion between the FBI and Twitter during the 2020 Presidential election. One part of the release shows a document in which the FBI had a dedicated “Election Command Post” for censoring specific stories that reached Twitter.
Today’s edition of the Twitter files was released by Matt Taibbi where he documents the potential collusion that went down. Taibbi writes: an internal email from November 5, 2022, the FBI’s National Election Command Post, which compiles and sends on complaints, sent the SF field office a long list of accounts that “may warrant additional action.”
Check out the what the post included in the tweet below:
https://t.co/ZQeb9Ko06p an internal email from November 5, 2022, the FBI’s National Election Command Post, which compiles and sends on complaints, sent the SF field office a long list of accounts that “may warrant additional action”: pic.twitter.com/yILcgjFyev
— Matt Taibbi (@mtaibbi) December 16, 2022
The post includes a literal stack of accounts that the FBI was communicating with Twitter about. Many of which were banned or faced censorship.
In the next tweet an agent by the name of “Chan” sent another email where the FBI is telling Twitter who is “violating terms” of Twitter’s policies. In other words the FBI was telling Twitter who to potentially censor, further illustrating a dangerous relationship between the two entities.
Check out what happened in the email exchange below:
19.Agent Chan passed the list on to his "Twitter folks": pic.twitter.com/eXaZnC3I7y
— Matt Taibbi (@mtaibbi) December 16, 2022
If you think it’s bad now, buckle up for the next part. In response to the previous email, a Twitter employee then detailed the actions taken by the company after the FBI tipped the big tech company off. Even more disgustingly, they gave a pass to Hollywood alumni Billy Baldwin.
Check all of that out in the tweet below:
20. Twitter then replied with its list of actions taken. Note mercy shown to actor Billy Baldwin: pic.twitter.com/zQzNGQMKmO
— Matt Taibbi (@mtaibbi) December 16, 2022
All of this news is updating by the minute and we encourage our viewers to check back in to see what may have changed or happened in the meantime. Since the mainstream media has refused to report on these situations, this may be the only reporting that readers will see on the topic.
