Michael Shellenberger testified on reporting by his news organization Public that the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, whose goals include shaping elections worldwide, "effectively" served as an arm of USAID, whose official admitted USAID approves OCCRP's "key personnel" and "annual work plan" in a German documentary last year. Committee member Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., said he would reintroduce his bill to get rid of "Track F" grants by the National Science Foundation that fund censorship, which Shellenberger described as "middleware" that allows "centralized authorities to decide what the truth was and filter it" and started as "recycle[d]" Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency projects.
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(Old Spike)
Conclusion the FBI was weaponized to go after the American ppl and their representatives :)
They were just following the law, doing their jobs, i don't know what this charade is all about, and why you believe it.
(Old Spike)
Delusion is a potent drug.
(Old Spike)
Yeah it is like junkies mixed with alot of stupidity, they love to argue about points they don't even understand, they walk around blind only hearing what they want to hear.
Even freedom of speech protect the propaganda they take in, it is more then just fucked over there.
(sounds retarded)
What the hell are you rambling on about?
(Old Spike)
About stuff that goes way above your head.
(Old Spike)
(sounds retarded)
Surrrre. Whatever Dude.