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Former [[National Security Adviser]] [[Susan Rice]] confirmed that the Obama administration moved [[President Obama]]'s transcripts of conversations with foreign leaders onto the same top-secret server where the Trump administration stored President Trump's phone calls.<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2019/09/28/susan-rice-obama-put-call-transcripts-on-top-secret-server-too/</ref>
 
Former [[National Security Adviser]] [[Susan Rice]] confirmed that the Obama administration moved [[President Obama]]'s transcripts of conversations with foreign leaders onto the same top-secret server where the Trump administration stored President Trump's phone calls.<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2019/09/28/susan-rice-obama-put-call-transcripts-on-top-secret-server-too/</ref>
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==Biden regime Ministry of Truth==
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Natalie Winters and Raheem Kassam reported in the ''National Pulse'' that the Executive Director of the [[Biden junta]]'s 'Disinformation Governance Board' celebrated the censorship of news reports regarding Hunter Biden’s hard drive as “Russian disinformation.”<ref>https://thenationalpulse.com/2022/04/28/ministry-of-truth-joe-bidens-new-disinformation-board-director-is-a-ukrainian-govt-advisor-who-was-pleased-by-the-censorship-of-hunter-bidens-hard-drive/</ref>  The Biden [[Department of Homeland Security]] (DHS) created the board to “coordinate countering misinformation related to homeland security” focusing “on irregular migration and Russia,” according to ''Politico''.  Nina Jankowicz – whose career has focused on partisan operations and advising foreign governments, rather than news reporting – is its executive director.
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While participating in U.S. Congressional hearings, Jankowicz dismissed documented links between Ukrainian energy company Burisma and the Biden family, while calling for an increase in federally-funded media outlets and an “oversight” agency of social media platforms.  She described the well-documented business ties between the first son and Burisma as “perhaps the most well-known example of information laundering” and “unsubstantiated and misleading.”  Jankowicz is a former “disinformation fellow” at the partly government-funded Wilson Center, and advised the Ukrainian government in 2016.
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Additionally, she has repeatedly discussed Hunter Biden’s leaked hard drive on her Twitter account, where she has championed the censorship of stories containing reports of his foreign business deals with countries such as China, Russia, and Ukraine.  “Surprised (but pleased) to see this,” she tweeted in response to a statement from [[Andy Stone]], Facebook’s Policy Communications Director, detailing how the platform would follow Twitter’s lead in censoring ''The New York Post''’s original Hunter Biden hard drive story.  Jankowicz amplified a false statement from over 50 former intelligence community and national security officials dismissing the Hunter Biden hard drive as “Russian disinformation.”
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She proceeded to craft a multi-tweet thread claiming that the firing of Ukraine’s former Prosecutor General [[Viktor Shokin]] “was something the entire international community was seeking” and “brought more scrutiny to Burisma, not less.”  “Also, consider the source. Are we really supposed to trust that some of these documents haven’t been forged or altered?” she concluded her thread, posted the day ''[[The New York Post]]''’s original Hunter Biden exposè broke.
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Jankowicz participated in a a virtual Congressional hearing in October of 2020 on “misinformation and conspiracy theories online.”  Jankowicz has singled out stories about Joe Biden and his son’s ties to Ukrainian energy company Burisma, claiming that “malign actors like Russia” are relying on an “increased use of information laundering to deliver foreign disinformation.”
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“Perhaps the most well-known example of information laundering and one that this committee knows intimately is the nexus of conspiracy theories related to Ukraine and Vice President Joe Biden. These unsubstantiated and misleading narratives promoted by self-interested and corrupt individuals seeking power and personal gain, were endorsed by the president’s advisors, treated as fact by portions of the media, and legitimized within the halls of Congress,” she continued.
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“Individuals that served as sources for these theories have since been discredited, sanctioned, and revealed to have active connections to Russian intelligence services,” despite not providing the identities of any such sources.
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She also called for increased content moderation from social media platforms, lamenting how “they allow the organization of these groups without any oversight” speaking in reference to the individuals – many of whom were federal agents – involved in the [[false flag]] [[Whitmer kidnapping plot]].
    
==Russia-Ukraine war==
 
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