Mark Zuckerberg is about to join a new club, one for those held in contempt of Congress. Lizard Boy is in deep trouble for “failing to supply documents related to an investigation.” Specifically the probe into tech company censorship of conservative speech. Jim Jordan and his House Judiciary Committee is prepping for a hearing on July 27.
Zuckerberg in contempt
On Thursday, July 27, the House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing to vote on contempt of Congress charges for Mark Zuckerberg. You may have heard of him. He runs a little startup called Facebook.
He’s going to have some serious explaining to do about what happened in that big “purge” back in October of 2018. That’s only for starters.
The way Jim Jordan sees it, the lack of cooperation from Zuckerberg is a no brainer. He has “willfully refused” to comply with a subpoena issued all the way back in February. It’s getting heavy support and will likely pass the Republican held committee.
🚨 JUST IN: Mark Zuckerberg to be hit with CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS CHARGES for failing to provide sufficient documentation on META'S communication with the judicial branch.
He faces up to ONE YEAR in prison if convicted. https://t.co/wDOo25PVKK
— Proud Elephant 🇺🇸🦅 (@ProudElephantUS) July 25, 2023
After that, Kevin McCarthy will send it for a full House vote. He can read the writing on the wall that says conservative voters are angry and howling for retribution.
The Deep State has been getting away with murder for far too long. Congress could have the ball rolling on contempt for Zuckerberg as soon as they get back from summer vacation.
They’re also trying to yank Merrick Garland out of his job running the secret police, that means Lizard Boy won’t be able to count on friends at the Just Us Department to be blocking things for him.
Meta claims cooperation
According to Andy stone, spokesunit for Meta, Zuckerberg already sent over “more than 50,000 pages of both internal and external documents to the committee since February.” All the meaningless and non-responsive ones.
“He added that they also have made current and former employees available for interviews with lawmakers.” They’re cooperating, they insist. “For many months, Meta has operated in good faith with this committee’s sweeping requests for information.”
Mark Zuckerberg isn’t the only social media mogul in contempt. They’ve been trying to figure out how all the COVID-19 censorship got so far out of hand. Congress demanded answers from “Sundar Pichai of Alphabet; Satya Nadella of Microsoft; Tim Cook of Apple; and Andy Jassy of Amazon.com.”
Is Mark Zuckerberg’s “Threads” already working with the federal government to censor Americans? pic.twitter.com/OdQeq1mCHQ
— Rep. Jim Jordan (@Jim_Jordan) July 17, 2023
Each and every one of them were told to “turn over any documents related to what they assert is widespread corporate censorship of conservative voices.”
There is only one name conspicuously not on the list. Elon Musk of Twitter. That’s because he already demonstrated full and complete transparency. He allowed a crew of independent journalists to tiptoe through all the internal communications and see what they could find. They found a lot and made it public in the Twitter Files.
That’s how we learned the network of social media censorship is vast and involves virtually every employee of government. They can flag any message they don’t like and the censorship machine does the rest. Zuckerberg is terrified because his platform was practically hijacked by federal agents running troll farms. That January 6 barbarian invasion didn’t engineer itself.
