FBI Bribed Twitter over 3.4 million to work on censorship requests

[Pavel Mosko]

Video description
"Robby Soave delves into the latest "Twitter Files" published, this round focusing on the FBI's role in suppressing content that it doesn't like or that is unfavorable to the government."

The video covers a number of big points the biggest being how incredibly minor or dubious the reason for intervention was, it often took only one online article largely based on rumor to get the FBI complaining about bots interfering with something.

 

[hislegacy]

It's what most everyone was suspecting.

 

[HTacianas]

Video description
"Robby Soave delves into the latest "Twitter Files" published, this round focusing on the FBI's role in suppressing content that it doesn't like or that is unfavorable to the government."

The video covers a number of big points the biggest being how incredibly minor or dubious the reason for intervention was, it often took only one online article largely based on rumor to get the FBI complaining about bots interfering with something.

It makes you wonder how far it goes. Who else is involved? Google? Facebook? The legacy media? Does the FBI have agents at CNN?

 

[The IbanezerScrooge]

Video description
"Robby Soave delves into the latest "Twitter Files" published, this round focusing on the FBI's role in suppressing content that it doesn't like or that is unfavorable to the government."

The video covers a number of big points the biggest being how incredibly minor or dubious the reason for intervention was, it often took only one online article largely based on rumor to get the FBI complaining about bots interfering with something.

No comment on the OP, but I wanted to tell you @Pavel Mosko that the winter theme, snow-cap graphic on your avatar in combination with the shirt you're wearing n the picture makes it look like you've been decapitated and are holding your own head.

 

[Pommer]

No comment on the OP, but I wanted to tell you @Pavel Mosko that the winter theme, snow-cap graphic on your avatar in combination with the shirt you're wearing n the picture makes it look like you've been decapitated and are holding your own head.

I turned my “holiday theme” off.

 

[Pavel Mosko]

No comment on the OP, but I wanted to tell you @Pavel Mosko that the winter theme, snow-cap graphic on your avatar in combination with the shirt you're wearing n the picture makes it look like you've been decapitated and are holding your own head.

That would make a great Halloween theme!


Yeah, I noticed my beheading before but had trouble getting a suitable headshot to replace the old avatar. Now I'm just wearing a snow toupee to cover over my thinning hair.

 

[The IbanezerScrooge]

I turned my “holiday theme” off.

Oh please tell me how you did that. The falling snow drives me nuts.

EDIT: NM, I found it! Thank goodness!

 

[Pommer]

Oh please tell me how you did that. The falling snow drives me nuts.

EDIT: NM, I found it! Thank goodness!

It’s nice to see someone live up to their avatar’s character.
Have a wonderful Holiday Season!

 

[disciple Clint]

Video description
"Robby Soave delves into the latest "Twitter Files" published, this round focusing on the FBI's role in suppressing content that it doesn't like or that is unfavorable to the government."

The video covers a number of big points the biggest being how incredibly minor or dubious the reason for intervention was, it often took only one online article largely based on rumor to get the FBI complaining about bots interfering with something.

good post too bad it got derailed

 

[Pavel Mosko]

good post too bad it got derailed

The video is good too.

One point of contention with it, the anchor Robby (Republican) blamed Trump for "not doing anything about the FBI", I'm not sure what he could have done on this when he was already hamstrung by the FBI and Democrats barely able to do anything against Comey, Peter Strzok and Lise Paige's efforts let alone something else.

 

[Blade]

Video description
"Robby Soave delves into the latest "Twitter Files" published, this round focusing on the FBI's role in suppressing content that it doesn't like or that is unfavorable to the government."

The video covers a number of big points the biggest being how incredibly minor or dubious the reason for intervention was, it often took only one online article largely based on rumor to get the FBI complaining about bots interfering with something.

Hey Pavel.. pray you and your family are blessed in every meaning of the word in Jesus name.

Pavel Pavel it was just a reimburse something like that. They did the same with the other ones

Haha.. what comes to mind is "got caught with their hand in the cookie jar.

 

[HARK!]

Our tax dollars at work.

 

[HARK!]

It's what most everyone was suspecting.

I can hardly wait for the House investigation to begin.

 

[iluvatar5150]

It's what most everyone was suspecting.

True, but not in the way you meant it.

 

[HARK!]

True, but not in the way you meant it.

How did he mean it?

 

[iluvatar5150]

How did he mean it?

I assume he was saying that everybody was expecting something nefarious.

What I meant was that the Twitter Files are something of a rorschach test, where everybody saw what they were expecting to see.

 

[HARK!]

I assume he was saying that everybody was expecting something nefarious.

It is nefarious.

Maybe you didn't watch the video.

 

[HARK!]

One point of contention with it, the anchor Robby (Republican) blamed Trump for "not doing anything about the FBI",

One point of contention is that anchor Robby sugar coats the government subsidizing big tech to censor the 1st amendment rights of the American people, as paying Twitter for their time.

 

[iluvatar5150]

It is nefarious.

Maybe you didn't watch the video.

I watched some of it. It’s clear that they’re filling in the blanks in the evidence. There isn’t evidence that the FBI paid for (or even requested) the suppression of the Hunter laptop story. The reimbursements are a separate legal right they have for responding to law enforcement requests.

Did FBI Pay Twitter to Censor Content as Elon Musk Claims? What We Know

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www.newsweek.com

 

[Pommer]

I watched some of it. It’s clear that they’re filling in the blanks in the evidence. There isn’t evidence that the FBI paid for (or even requested) the suppression of the Hunter laptop story. The reimbursements are a separate legal right they have for responding to law enforcement requests.

Did FBI Pay Twitter to Censor Content as Elon Musk Claims? What We Know

The latest thread of Twitter files alleges the FBI paid Twitter to drop stories. Newsweek analyzes the story so far.

www.newsweek.com

Yes, the normal workings of our government are now outrageous, because being angry is all some have left.