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===Biden-Ukraine and Big Tech censorship===

===Biden-Ukraine and Big Tech censorship===

When Former VP Biden's naked [[collusion]] with [[Burisma]] executives and Ukrainian [[oligarch]]s was exposed,<ref>*https://nypost.com/2020/10/14/email-reveals-how-hunter-biden-introduced-ukrainian-biz-man-to-dad/<br>*https://youtu.be/r4Kcc7a114I<br>*https://youtu.be/89ByR-vrnc4</ref> [[Big Tech]] giants Facebook and Twitter began interfering in the presidential election by blocking links the ''[[New York Post]]'' article which published a scoop on the corruption.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2020/10/14/election-interference-facebook-suppressing-new-york-post-bombshell-story-of-damaging-hunter-biden-emails/</ref>  Facebook and Twitter have many foreign stockholders.<ref>"Finalized January of 2011, the transaction included a $450 million investment from Goldman Sachs, $50 million from DST, and $1 billion from unnamed foreign investors." http://whoownsfacebook.com/#Goldman<br>*https://qz.com/519388/this-saudi-prince-now-owns-more-of-twitter-than-jack-dorsey-does/</ref>  Former [[James Comey]] general counsel [[James A. Baker (DOJ)]], who was complicit in the [[Obamagate timeline|Obamagate]] and [[FISA abuse]] scandals, is [[Twitter]]'s lead counsel.<ref>https://nypost.com/2020/06/16/twitter-hires-former-fbi-chief-counsel-as-deputy-lawyer/</ref>

When Former VP Biden's naked [[collusion]] with [[Burisma]] executives and Ukrainian [[oligarch]]s was exposed,<ref>*https://nypost.com/2020/10/14/email-reveals-how-hunter-biden-introduced-ukrainian-biz-man-to-dad/<br>*https://youtu.be/r4Kcc7a114I<br>*https://youtu.be/89ByR-vrnc4</ref> [[Big Tech]] giants Facebook and Twitter began interfering in the presidential election by blocking links the ''[[New York Post]]'' article which published a scoop on the corruption.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2020/10/14/election-interference-facebook-suppressing-new-york-post-bombshell-story-of-damaging-hunter-biden-emails/</ref>  Facebook and Twitter have many foreign stockholders.<ref>"Finalized January of 2011, the transaction included a $450 million investment from Goldman Sachs, $50 million from DST, and $1 billion from unnamed foreign investors." http://whoownsfacebook.com/#Goldman<br>*https://qz.com/519388/this-saudi-prince-now-owns-more-of-twitter-than-jack-dorsey-does/</ref>  Former [[James Comey]] general counsel [[James A. Baker (DOJ)]], who was complicit in the [[Obamagate timeline|Obamagate]] and [[FISA abuse]] scandals, is [[Twitter]]'s lead counsel.<ref>https://nypost.com/2020/06/16/twitter-hires-former-fbi-chief-counsel-as-deputy-lawyer/</ref>

A firestorm erupted over Big Tech censorship of the news and calls for repealing their [[Section 230]] immunity. Facebook and Twitter are no longer service carriers of electronic information, but rather now acting as publishers and broadcasters of news. Hence their immunity from broadcasting [[libel]]ous information on their platforms - such as accusations of President Trump being a Russian spy for example - should be revoked.  ''Yahoo News!'' reported:

A firestorm erupted over Big Tech censorship of the news and calls for repealing their [[Section 230]] immunity. Facebook and Twitter are no longer service carriers of electronic information, but rather now acting as publishers and broadcasters of news. Hence their immunity from broadcasting [[libel]]ous information on their platforms - such as accusations of President Trump being a Russian spy for example - should be revoked.  ''Yahoo News!'' reported:

{{quotebox-float|Instead of simply asking pertinent questions, or debunking the [New York] Post’s reporting, a media blackout was initiated.  A number of well-known journalists warned colleagues and their sizable social-media audiences not to share the story.  By the afternoon, Twitter had joined Facebook in suppressing the article, not only barring its users from sharing it with followers, but barring them sharing it through direct messages as well.  It locked the accounts of White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, the Post, and many others for retweeting the story.

{{quotebox-float|Instead of simply asking pertinent questions, or debunking the [New York] Post’s reporting, a media blackout was initiated.  A number of well-known journalists warned colleagues and their sizable social-media audiences not to share the story.  By the afternoon, Twitter had joined Facebook in suppressing the article, not only barring its users from sharing it with followers, but barring them sharing it through direct messages as well.  It locked the accounts of White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, the Post, and many others for retweeting the story.