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Background on Fifth Circuit ruling against Biden Administration coercion
of social media companies
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BREAKING NEWS...
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censors battered — expect an epic Supreme Court showdown |
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Source: New
York Post
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federal appeals court was hearing the Justice Department’s appeal of a
July 4 decision in Missouri v. Biden that ignited pro-freedom rhetorical
fireworks across the nation. Judge Jennifer Elrod compared the Biden
censorship regime to the Mafia: “We see with the mob . . . they have
these ongoing relationships. They never actually say, ‘Go do this or else
you’re going to have this consequence.’ But everybody just
knows.” |
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Background Notes from Judicial Watch
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Watch Sues DHS for Records on Election Censorship |
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Source: Judicial
Watch
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“The Elon Musk ‘Twitter Files’ are the tip of the iceberg, as the
federal government ran a massive, secret censorship op against the American
people,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said. “That the DHS is
hiding these censorship records in violation of FOIA law shows the agency
still has something to hide.” |
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Judicial Watch Sues Homeland Security for Records on Censorship Meetings
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Source: Judicial
Watch
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Journalist Matt Taibbi exposed the “Twitter Files,” which include
multiple mentions of the Cybersecurity and Information Security Agency’s
censorship activities. A March 9 tweet thread includes: "But
Twitter was more like a partner to government. With other tech firms
it held a regular “industry meeting” with FBI and DHS, and developed a
formal system for receiving thousands of content reports from every corner
of government: HHS, Treasury, NSA, even local police" |
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