Bam. Just now reading through 8 SEC complaints filed by Facebook Whistleblower. They're brutal, incredibly damning. My attention went to last one, "Facebook's Reach" as I'm very familiar with other parallel lawsuits. Also likely why Everson jumped ship... cbsnews.com/news/facebook-…
I see in these SEC whistleblower filings a # of connections into other civil lawsuits currently underway against Facebook. If the SEC launches an investigation and examines the entire body of evidence, including SEC's own settlement with Facebook, it will likely be very damning.
OK, I've now read two complaints. I need to crash but so far these are absolutely brutal, meticulous complaints to SEC. Facebook is toast; I can''t see how its leadership team is still in place fighting this. Let's look at "Facebook's Role in the 2020 Election and Insurrection" 
This data. While Twitter proactively eliminated and added friction to reshares on certain posts, Facebook sat on this data? Absolutely put profit ahead of democracy and civil society.
"Over 50% of QAnon and Militarized Social Movements Groups are associated with a single subpopulation" ... yet they rolled back the changes which actually helped? Sheryl Sandberg should be called in front of Congress and DOJ for her post-1/6 interview to deceive the public.
Here is the record of the decision not to make changes prior to the 2020 election. From the reports, it appears they then made the changes to "break glass" immediately after the election when the Big Lie accelerated then they rolled them back leading to January 6th.
Here is the full whistleblower complaint covering Facebook's role in the 2020 election and January 6th. drive.google.com/file/d/1WPOaPE…
Here is a thread linking the full set of complaints to the SEC.
https://twitter.com/jason_kint/status/1445246563069071360?s=20
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