Twitter Files co-author says censorship of social media was worse than he originally thought

“Twitter Files” co-author Michael Shellenberger joined “America’s Newsroom” Friday following his congressional testimony alleging “mass censorship” efforts by U.S. and U.K. military contractors against Americans on social media after former President Trump’s election. Shellenberger told the House Weaponization of the Federal Government hearing that the censorship efforts were worse than he originally thought.DEVON ARCHER SAYS HUNTER USED JOE BIDEN AS ‘DEFENSIVE LEVERAGE’ FOR FOREIGN BIZ PARTNERS, TRANSCRIPT SHOWS MICHAEL SHELLENBERGER: Well, it’s worse in the sense that the censorship was just one part of what we saw happening, both by U.K. and U.S. so-called former military contractors, but also currently employed, including some of those working for the Navy in 2020 when they created something called the Cyber Threat Intelligence League, supposedly of volunteers. But many of these people were working actively for the Department of Homeland Security. We also saw people from the FBI working with social media companies to censor Americans. But what we discovered was basically a handbook that they had created to use psychological operations and disinformation tactics against the American people. These are tactics that have been developed abroad by the U.S. military and U.S. allies. So to see them turn against the American people really
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