⚠️#BREAKING: Matt Tiabbi and Michael Shellenberger currently testifying to congress on the #TwitterFiles, the biggest release of social media censorship data to the public.
We get a deep look into social media censorship and governmental agency involvement.
Relationship between Twitter and government impacted on both the left and right. It’s an issue that affects all.
Government agencies with quasi-entities were involved in censorship. /2
Corporate Media partook in censorship. They became an arm of the state.
We are in danger of losing our first amendment right. /3
Ms Schulz argued that Matt Tiabbi has benefited from the Twitter files leak.
This has resulted in a significant increase in followers on social media and he benefited financiall due to an increase in subscribers to his Substack. /4
Matt Taibbi said as a journalist you have to balance the importance of the news with the motive of the source.
In this case the news significantly outweighed any possible motive. /5
Importance of getting the news to the American people. /6
Trump’s White House tried to takedown content from Chrissy Teigen.
Matt Taibbi and Schellenberger were not aware. The implication is that the leaks are biased /7
Hamilton 68 received funding from the government.
They recieved over $1 million.
Richard Stindl: Every country does propaganda to its own people. /8
Martin Schellenberger said he didn’t have any request denied by the Twitter team. /9
Twitter was overwhelmed by the requests by the fBI.
You can’t have a state sponsored disinformation project without impeding on free speech.
The truth isn’t mandated. /10
An image of Ye’s post is shown to Matt Taibbi. This along with others have been taken.
Taibbi said it was a difficult question in terms of removal. He quoted “In a free country you have to have freedom to be wrong”. /11
Twitter Biden Laptop
Jim Baker was the main force in Twitter arguing it was Russian infiltration and was disinformation.
Yoel Roth was convinced by him. /12
Matt Gaez: How does it feel you were being targeted by a government document based on your reporting:
Micheal: Chilling, I never thought this would happen in the United States of America. /13
Matt Taibbi: I am motivated to protect the first amendment. The US has the best protection for journalists.
But these actions are a sign that something worse is coming. /14
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Since Alan Shepard's historic 1961 flight, astronauts have relied on spacesuits for protection and work in space.
From the silver Mercury suits to the revolutionary SpaceX EVA Suit, these personal spacecraft have safeguarded explorers during launches, spacewalks, and moon landings.
1. PROJECT MERCURY
When NASA's Mercury program started, spacesuits evolved from earlier high-altitude flight suits, enhanced with Mylar for added strength and temperature resilience.
On February 20, 1962, astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. wore his silver Mercury spacesuit for his historic flight, becoming the first American to orbit the Earth.
After 3 orbits, Friendship 7 landed in the Atlantic Ocean, where Glenn was recovered by the Navy Destroyer Noa.
Glenn is unique for having flown in both a Mercury and a shuttle suit.
Source: ThoughtCo
2. PROJECT GEMINI SPACE SUIT
Future moonwalker Neil Armstrong in his Gemini G-2C training suit.
Unlike the rigid Mercury suit, the Gemini suit was designed for flexibility and spacewalking.
However, cooling with air proved ineffective, leading to overheating, exhaustion, and helmet fogging during spacewalks.
🇺🇸🧵FACT-CHECKING THE FIRST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE BETWEEN KAMALA AND TRUMP
ABC News hosted the first 2024 presidential debate between Kamala and Trump in Philadelphia. Here’s a breakdown of the key claims from both candidates and how they measure up to the facts.
1- TRUMP CLAIM: "We have inflation like very few people have ever seen before. Probably the worst in our nation’s history."
FACT-CHECK: False. Inflation was high under Biden, peaking at 9%, but it has been worse historically, like during the 1980s oil crisis (14.5%).
2- HARRIS CLAIM: Trump left us the "worst unemployment since the Great Depression."
FACT-CHECK: False. Unemployment peaked at 14.8% in April 2020 during the pandemic but dropped to 6.4% by January 2021.
Kamala faces off against Trump in their first debate since becoming the Democratic nominee.
Here's what you need to know about tomorrow night's high-stakes event: 👇
THE RULES.
Debate rules remain largely unchanged, including muted mics when candidates aren't speaking.
This controversial measure, initially seen as a challenge for Trump, may now work in his favor.
Kamala's team voiced concerns but agreed to avoid a potential Trump withdrawal.
With no audience and strict rules against direct questioning and props, this debate promises to be a focused battle of ideas.
Let's break down where Trump and Kamala stand on 8 key issues.
1. ABORTION.
Trump:
"If Kamala Harris has her way, they will have a federal law for abortion to rip the baby out of the womb in the 8th or 9th month."
Kamala:
"We who believe in reproductive freedom will stop Donald Trump's extreme abortion bans because we trust women to make decisions about their own bodies."