Скачать или смотреть The $127 Million Censorship Industrial Complex Exposed

Contract #70RSAT18CB0000030 reveals how the Department of Homeland Security paid the University of Washington $699,763 to develop censorship tools that Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube now use to flag and remove your content. This investigation exposes how federal agencies have spent $127.3 million since 2020 on grants and contracts specifically designed to combat "misinformation"—which they define as any information that challenges their authority. Stanford's Internet Observatory received $8.7 million to flag 22 million social media posts during the 2020 election, while Harvard got $2.1 million to develop "fact-checking" methodologies that consistently label conservative content as false. The same researchers receiving government grants to build censorship tools also earn hundreds of thousands from social media companies implementing those tools. You're paying for your own silencing through a revolving door system that violates the First Amendment while enriching academic institutions and Big Tech platforms.