Twitter’s former head of Trust & Safety, Yoel Roth may have perjured himself twice on Wednesday and the conviction for each count of perjury is up to five years in prison, plus fines. This is on top of violating users’ First Amendment rights, their Voting Rights, as well as a Civil Law that Anna Paulina Luna cited, 42 US Code §1983, which treats Federal contractors as proxies of the Federal Government – which is what they always have been from the beginning – so, these companies can’t use the excuse that they’re private corporations and that they can simply de-platform whoever they want.
This is also a matter of case law, as former CIA contractor/whistleblower, Tore Maras pointed out 5 years ago in a 2018 article that she wrote for RealClearPolitics, whereby if these Big Tech companies receive as much as one dollar, even as tax relief, etc, then their rules for so-called “Trust & Safety” must align with federal laws, as she lays out in this podcast from Wednesday.
Tore also says the Big Tech firms’ Conspiracy Against Rights feeds into the an additional Criminal count, 18 US Code §371, which is Conspiracy to Defraud United States.
One wonders how the former Twitter executives will be held accountable by Federal prosecutors at the DOJ, when Twitter was largely acting on the orders of the Federal Government via the FBI, DHS, CIA and the State Department’s Global Engagement Center.
But every US State has Citizens affected by election interference and violations of their 1st Amendment rights. State Attorneys General can – and should – prosecute. And it’s up to us to petition our State AGs to do this.
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