Friday, 14 January 2022

BREAKING: Biden Coerces Tech Companies In To Censoring Covid ‘Misinformation’ “It Has to Stop”

 Last month, Twitter appointed a new CEO after Jack Dorsey announced his resignation from the social media giant.  Twitter is likely to take an even harsher stance on censorship in the future with the appointment of a far left CEO after Jack Dorsey stepped down last month.  Twitter Chief Tech Officer Parag Agrawal, the new CEO of Twitter, said that he does not see protection of free speech as a priority at Twitter.

Our role is not to be bound by the First Amendment” He said during an interview.

Twitter permanently suspended Dr. Robert malone for posting covid ‘misinformation shortly after Argawal took over the company.

President Joe Biden, who has failed to address the Covid-19 pandemic despite it being one of his core campaign promises, has now turned to coercing social media companies in to engaging in even stricter censorship in a speech earlier today.  The Gateway Pundit Reports


What First Amendment?

Joe Biden is now telling social media companies to censor posts he disagrees with.

Joe Biden on Thursday could barely make it through his Covid presser from his fake White House set in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.

Biden called on social media companies to silence opposition to his Covid mandates and tyranny.

“I make a special appeal to social media companies and media outlets — please deal with the misinformation and disinformation that’s on your shows. It has to stop,” said Biden.

Biden has run out of solutions to address the pandemic, admitting recently that the Covid-19 response should mostly be left to states, something he criticized President Trump for during the 2020 Presidential campaign.

This week, the CDC Director admitted that 75% of people who have died from Covid-19 had four or more comorbidities.  Just a few months ago, this was a bannable offense under many major social media company’s misinformation policies.

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