Yesterday evening the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary demanded records and communications from the Center for Countering Digital Hate. The charity, which promotes online censorship, was founded by No 10 Chief of Staff Morgan McSweeney and ex-Labour staffer Imran Ahmed…
The “Weaponisation Committee” of the Judiciary Committee is working to investigate collusion between the Federal Government and groups that promote online censorship including CCDH. The charity was founded in 2018 by McSweeney, who ran it for two years. This summer it was revealed that its goal is now to enact a “5-year plan” to “Kill Musk’s Twitter.” A central prong of which is to regulate social media such that ‘misinformation,’ including opposing Net Zero policies, is prohibited…
The Committee’s ongoing subpoena demands communications on this front from the CCDH:
The McSweeney-founded charity is still close to the UK government – its representatives were present at an “emergency meeting” with top officials from the Home Office, DSIT, the Met Police, and Ofcom in the wake of the Summer riots. It there recommended “emergency powers” for the state to remove content from social media…
Republicans have already targeted Morgan McSweeney and Labour in the wake of their presence in the United States during the presidential election. A Trump-led Department of Justice may be looking to ramp up efforts against the anti-Musk crusade…
Boris spoke to GB News about Labour’s attempts to restrict donations:
“It looks absolutely pathetic. Just because some people want to support one party very generously, Labour kicks up a huge fuss and says they’re going to cap donations.
I just saw Richard Tice on your show just now. I have to say I rather agree with him.
They’ve got huge amounts of money – troughing it from the trade unions. It’s absolutely ridiculous Labour are trying to cap donations.”