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US Elections 2020: Secret reports reveal how agencies worked in gagging voice of Americans on social media

It has come to the forefront that during the 2020 Elections held in the United States of America (USA), powerful political agencies of the country highly monitored and censored the speeches of highly distinguished people from various domains including journalists, politicians, and television personalities

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Hundreds of Secret Reports show how the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Global Engagement Centre (State Dept) and the Stanford University along with others worked together to censor Americans before the 2020 election including true information jokes and opinions.

Creation of EIP

The Federal Government, disinformation experts at universities, Big Tech and others worked together through the Election Integrity Partnership (EIP) to monitor and censor Americans speech. According to one EIP member, the EIP was created at the request of the CISA. The head of the EIP also said that EIP was created after working on some monitoring ideas with the CISA.

How it Works?

The EIP stakeholders including the Federal Government would submit misinformation reports. The EIP would then analyze the report and find similar content across platforms and then the EIP would submit the report to Big Tech and often with a recommendation on how to censor. The Judiciary Committee and the Weaponization Committee obtained these non-public documents and information from Stanford only after the threat of contempt.

Targets

Most of the targets were Americans of all political stripes and but especially Former US President Donald Trump, Senator Thomas Tillis, Newt Gingrich, Mike Huckabee, Majorie Taylor Greene, Fox News Channel Host Sean Hannity, Editor-in-Chief of the Federalist Molie Hemingway, Harmeet. Dhillon, Charlie Kirk Show, New York Times best selling author Candace Owens, US Navy Veteran Jack Poso, Benny Johnson, Tom Fitton, the president of Judicial Watch and the Babylon Bee.

Many more accounts were targeted such as NEWSMAX, Michelle Malkin, Sean Davis, the CEO of the Federalist, Dave Rubin, Senior Reporter Paul Berry, Tracy Beanz, Correspondent Chanel Rion, and Guerilla Journalist James o Keefe.  The speeches that were targeted for censorship were: True Information, Jokes and Political opinions. The American people deserve to know if they were targeted by their own government and so-called disinformation experts.

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