Exposing the FBI-Twitter corruption

Before the Twitter Files were published, we knew that the FBI had engaged in extensive amounts of corruption. Thank the NYPost's Miranda Devine for that. Summaries are now getting written about what the FBI was involved with. There's a treasure trove of information on the FBI's corruption in the Twitter Files

One of the summaries written is this op-ed by George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley. Turley's op-ed does a sterling job of connecting the dots. Turley's op-ed connects the dots that were revealed in Michael Shellenberger's Twitter Files #7.

Saying that the FBI is corrupted is understatement. The thing that's now known is that quite a few FBI agents that left the Bureau quickly found employment with Twitter. That's Professor Turley's focus, as it should be. Suffice it to say that there's lots of material to work with. Let's start digging into Professor Turley's op-ed. There's a lot to get to:

"They are probing & pushing everywhere." That line sums up an increasingly alarming element in the seventh installment of the so-called "Twitter files." "They" were the agents of Federal Bureau of Investigation, and they were pushing for the censorship of citizens in an array of stories.

Writer Michael Shellenberger added critical details on how the FBI was directly engaged in censorship at the company. However, this batch of documents contains a particularly menacing element to the FBI-Twitter censorship alliance. The documents show what writer Shellenberger described as a concentrated effort "to discredit leaked information about Hunter Biden before and after it was published."

There isn't any doubt that the FBI was pushing a leftist agenda. That doubt was dismissed when Shellenberger found documentation showing payments going from the FBI to Twitter: The FBI reimbursed Twitter to the tune of $3,415,323? There goes any veil of plausible deniability, especially since it was part of a Twitter internal email. Last Friday, Turley joined Tammy Bruce, who was sitting in for Sean Hannity. Here's that interview:

The FBI needs a major revamping/housecleaning. That's the Swamp/Deep State personified.

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