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THE FBI FILES: Musk Releases New Docs Exposing Twitter's Extensive Contact with Feds - Vimarsana News

THE FBI FILES: Musk Releases New Docs Exposing Twitter's Extensive Contact with Feds

Twitter owner Elon Musk released another batch of Twitter files exposing the leftist Big Tech platform’s extensive collaboration with Big Government on its bloated censorship operations.

Biden's DOJ Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Big Tech Collusion: Watchdog - Vimarsana News

Biden's DOJ Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Big Tech Collusion: Watchdog

It seems the federal government once again covered up an election interference scheme and America First Legal (AFL)

FBI refuses to hand over communications about Twitter-related censorship -- Puppet Masters -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

FBI refuses to hand over communications about Twitter-related censorship -- Puppet Masters -- Sott.net

The FBI has refused to provide records of its communication with Twitter, related to policing misinformation. In December, as part of the Twitter Files, journalist Matt Taibbi published several emails between FBI officials and Twitter that showed...

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FBI shielding records of conversations with Twitter over election 'misinformation' - Vimarsana News

FBI shielding records of conversations with Twitter over election 'misinformation'

EXCLUSIVE — The FBI is blocking the release of records of officials privately "advising" Twitter employees on how to thwart purported election "misinformation" on the social media platform, documents show.

Republicans propose legislation to punish federal employees who censor civilians online - Vimarsana News

Republicans propose legislation to punish federal employees who censor civilians online

House lawmakers are set to consider legislation that will punish federal employees through civil penalties who use their positions to advocate for censoring civilian viewpoints.