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'''Yoel Roth''' is the former head of [[Twitter]]'s euphemistic "Trust & Safety” division under [[totalitarian]] [[fascist]] [[Jack Dorsey]] and Pereg Argawal.<ref>https://jimtreacher.substack.com/p/yoel-roth-from-censor-to-martyr</ref>

'''Yoel Roth''' is the former head of [[Twitter]]'s euphemistic "Trust & Safety" division under [[totalitarian]] [[fascist]] [[Jack Dorsey]] and Pereg Argawal.<ref>https://jimtreacher.substack.com/p/yoel-roth-from-censor-to-martyr</ref>

Roth stated that he was informed by people in the [[intelligence community]] to “expect” attacks on individuals linked to political campaigns in advance of the [[2020 presidential election]].<ref>https://technofog.substack.com/p/fbi-agent-testimony-warnings-of-a</ref> [[Attorney General|Attorneys General]] for [[Missouri]] and [[Louisiana]] released the full 386-page transcript from their November 29, 2022, deposition of FBI Supervisory Special Agent Elvis Chan, which was taken as part of a landmark lawsuit against the [[Biden regime]] for [[colluding]] with [[social media]] companies to censor American citizens. Chan warned Twitter before the 2020 election to expect “hack-and-leak operations’’ specifically involving “[[Hunter Biden]],” according to a sworn declaration by Roth. “These expectations of hack-and-leak operations were discussed throughout 2020,” Roth said. “I also learned in these meetings that there were rumors that a hack-and-leak operation would involve Hunter Biden.”<ref>https://kanekoa.substack.com/p/fbi-agent-behind-biden-laptop-censorship</ref>

Roth stated that he was informed by people in the [[intelligence community]] to “expect” attacks on individuals linked to political campaigns in advance of the [[2020 presidential election]].<ref>https://technofog.substack.com/p/fbi-agent-testimony-warnings-of-a</ref> [[Attorney General|Attorneys General]] for [[Missouri]] and [[Louisiana]] released the full 386-page transcript from their November 29, 2022, deposition of FBI Supervisory Special Agent Elvis Chan, which was taken as part of a landmark lawsuit against the [[Biden regime]] for [[colluding]] with [[social media]] companies to censor American citizens. Chan warned Twitter before the 2020 election to expect “hack-and-leak operations’’ specifically involving “[[Hunter Biden]],”, according to a sworn declaration by Roth. “These expectations of hack-and-leak operations were discussed throughout 2020,”, Roth said. “I also learned in these meetings that there were rumors that a hack-and-leak operation would involve Hunter Biden.”<ref>https://kanekoa.substack.com/p/fbi-agent-behind-biden-laptop-censorship</ref>

The warnings were so specific that Twitter immediately censored ''The Post’s'' scoop about [[Laptop from hell|Hunter Biden’s laptop]] on October 14, 2020, citing its “hacked materials” policy,” Miranda Devine wrote in the ''[[New York Post]]''’s coverage of the story. “The extraordinary revelation for the first time lays bare how the [[FBI]] was involved in pre-bunking the story of the laptop, which had been in the bureau’s possession for almost a year.”

The warnings were so specific that Twitter immediately censored ''The Post’s'' scoop about [[Laptop from hell|Hunter Biden’s laptop]] on October 14, 2020, citing its “hacked materials” policy," Miranda Devine wrote in the ''[[New York Post]]''’s coverage of the story. “The extraordinary revelation for the first time lays bare how the [[FBI]] was involved in pre-bunking the story of the laptop, which had been in the bureau’s possession for almost a year.”

While Chan denies ever specifically naming Hunter Biden in the transcript of his deposition, “Chan’s testimony contradicts a previous sworn statement by Yoel Roth, Twitter’s former head of site integrity, stating that the FBI had named Hunter when warning the company about expected “hack-and-leak operations’’ before the election,” said Devine.

While Chan denies ever specifically naming Hunter Biden in the transcript of his deposition, “Chan’s testimony contradicts a previous sworn statement by Yoel Roth, Twitter’s former head of site integrity, stating that the FBI had named Hunter when warning the company about expected “hack-and-leak operations’’ before the election,” said Devine.