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Over four years before Elon Musk took over Twitter and exposed the company’s collusion with Democrat politicians, government agencies and left-wing groups to silence conservatives on the platform, Alex Jones publicly confronted then-Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey about the biased censorship.
I attended Jack Dorsey’s 2018 hearing in Congress when he testified Twitter’s shadowbanning was not politically biased pic.twitter.com/2xpvJvvFgv
— Jack Posobiec
(@JackPosobiec) December 9, 2022
In September of 2018, the heads of the Big Tech companies Twitter, Facebook and Google were brought to Capitol Hill to testify about internet censorship.
While roaming the halls of the Capitol, Jones tried to confront some of the executives responsible for the banning of himself and the Infowars platform.
The previous month, Jones was deplatformed by YouTube, Facebook, Apple and Spotify.
Jones told mainstream media reporters at the Capitol, “I am here because there is a concerted effort by the Democratic Party and multinational corporations and Big Tech to silence conservative and nationalist and populist voices ahead of this critical midterm election.”
He explained that Apple admitted to meeting with Democrat senators to gameplan the anti-conservative censorship agenda under the treat of left-wing politicians federalizing the tech companies if they didn’t go along.
Jones continued, “I am here to discuss the reality that there is an attempted purge of the First Amendment taking place in this country.”
See some highlights from Jones’ Big Tech trip to Washington below:
NEW — moments ago on Capitol Hill, Alex Jones responds to my question about reports that Jack Dorsey personally overruled his staff to keep Jones/InfoWars on Twitter: pic.twitter.com/a56n7M9N1K
— j.d. durkin
(@jd_durkin) September 5, 2018
Mainstream outlets in 2018 claimed “misleading reports” led people to think Twitter was shadow-banning conservative accounts, and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey testified under oath that the practice was not taking place.
Dorsey illegally lied to Congress while under oath by claiming the platform doesn’t make decisions based on political ideology and doesn’t shadowban accounts.
After Jones criticized Dorsey in the halls of Congress, the triggered tech executive permanently deleted the talk show host’s account with almost one million followers.
Now, the people of the world have access to the internal messages of Twitter employees showing collusion with Democrat politicians to silence specific accounts for strictly political reasons.
This clearly vindicates Jones and the plethora of others who were warning the world about the anti-First Amendment practices of Big Tech, but will anyone be held accountable for abusing the Constitution?
CLICK HERE to watch the full video of Jones’ 2018 Washington, D.C. trip.
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