FBI behind censorship of Hunter Biden laptop story

 DC Daily Journal:

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A recent report from the House Judiciary Committee has shed light on the FBI’s extensive involvement in preparing social media platforms to censor the Hunter Biden laptop story ahead of the 2020 election. Despite authenticating the laptop in late 2019, the FBI engaged with tech companies over 30 times starting in early 2020 to “prebunk” allegations related to the Biden family’s international business dealings.

According to the report, the FBI was aware of the laptop’s authenticity long before it became a point of contention in the election cycle. The bureau participated in numerous meetings with social media platforms, discussing potential “hack-and-leak” operations and “election security” concerns. “In many of these meetings between federal agencies and Big Tech, the FBI raised the topic of potential ‘hack-and-leak’ operations amid conversations about ‘election security’ and potential foreign influence operations,” the report states. This proactive approach prompted some platforms to revise their content moderation policies specifically for hacked materials.
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There should be consequences for those at the FBI who participated in this attempt to mislead Americans.  It demonstrated a lack of integrity of those trying to fool voters about the Biden crime family. 

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