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With the release of Part 6 of the Twitter Files<\/a>, Matt Taibbi shows just he deeply entrenched inside Twitter the FBI was and how they were demanding that twitter accounts be suspended, or tweets deleted. Some of this revolved around the cover up of the information on the Hunter Biden laptop, and just how crooked the Bidens are. There have been a few more details regarding the apparent disregard of the Constitution by the American Gestapo since Part 6 came out. Now the FBI has decided that they have to respond. Here are the details from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n The Federal Bureau of Investigation<\/a> is responding to Twitter Files revealing that the agency regularly contacted employees at the social media giant to notify them of accounts that “may” constitute violations of the company’s terms of service. <\/b><\/p>\n FBI officials told Fox News that the agency didn’t ask Twitter<\/a> employees to “take action” based on the information provided, and said the information was provided so that Twitter employees can make a determination on whether to take action. <\/b><\/p>\n “We are providing it so that they can take whatever action they deem appropriate under their terms of service to protect their platform and protect their customers, but we never direct or ask them to take action,” the FBI officials said. <\/b><\/p>\n Nice try, but there are all these little emails, instant messages and calls into Twitter, not to mention the now former General Counsel who was acting as your front man inside Twitter until Elon Musk canned his corrupt ass.<\/p>\n Substack writer and journalist Matt Taibbi tweeted multiple internal files between Twitter workers and FBI employees as part of the sixth installment of the Twitter Files.\u00a0 <\/b><\/p>\n “Hello Twitter contacts, FBI San Francisco is notifying you of the below accounts which may potentially constitute violations of Twitter’s Terms of Service for any action or inaction deemed appropriate within Twitter policy,” one email FBI employee wrote in an email on Nov. 10. <\/b><\/p>\n Gee, that sort of shows the opposite of what you say actually happened, doesn’t it? Then there are those little screen shots showing a list of accounts you wanted shut down.<\/p>\n In the email, an FBI employee listed several Twitter accounts which might violate the social media company’s terms of service.<\/strong><\/p>\n The screen shot shows four accounts that the FBI deemed \u201cUnworthy of continued existence\u201d and told Twitter to pull them down…Oh! I mean investigate for violations of Twitter\u2019s terms of Service. (Whatever they were)<\/p>\n A Twitter employee responded that three of the four accounts were suspended, and asked someone else at the company to review the fourth account flagged by the FBI for “possible civic misinformation.” <\/b><\/p>\n One of the accounts, (and I mentioned this in a previous post), made the old joke about Republicans voting on Wednesday. (Election days are on Tuesdays for those of you who have trouble breathing and chewing gum at the same time, such as these people)<\/p>\n An FBI employee<\/a> wrote in an email that one user “claimed in her posts that she is a ballot counter in her state and, in additional posts, states, ‘For every negative comment on this post, I’m adding another vote for the democrats’ and ‘If you’re not wearing a mask, I’m not counting your vote.'” <\/b><\/p>\n I also wrote about that one, and explained how it couldn\u2019t be anything other then satire, which Matt Taibbi also noted. But, as we now know, Yoel Roth considered satire to be evil and must be banned. (Like all progressives, he has no sense of humor) Another issue that the FBI is not talking about is just how much taxpayer money they gave Twitter.<\/p>\n Twitter’s former Deputy General Counsel Jim Baker was told in one email shared by independent journalist Michael Shellenberger that the company has collected $3,415,323 from the FBI. <\/b><\/p>\n “Jim, FYI, in 2019 SCALE instituted a reimbursement program for our legal process response from the FBI. Prior to the start of the program, Twitter chose not to collect under this statutory right of reimbursement for the time spent processing requests from the FBI,” a former Twitter employee wrote. “I am happy to report we have collected $3,415,323 since October 2019! This money is used by LP for things like the TTR and other LE-related projects (LE training, tooling, etc.).” <\/b><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n