In Vilcabamba, Ecuador, the CIA and Germany have been killing innocent civilians for not following their orders. They try to control everyone even those who don’t want to have anything to do with the cartel. — In the past year, the CIA and Germany have ordered the murder of at least three residents of Vilcabamba, Ecuador. First, Andy, the CIA agent I introduced you to in the prior article, ordered the murder of a sweet 20 year old man who never did anything to deserve that…

Vilcabamba, Ecuador seems like a quiet town that just so happens to have many expats but it is really a town filled with U.S. and European foreign agents who manage drug trafficking through the area. — Vilcabamba, Ecuador seems like a quiet, relaxing town to enjoy hiking, horseback riding and yoga. In reality, The wealthiest foreign agent who I have met in Vilcabamba is Andy, a U.K resident in Vilcabamba. He lives in a neighborhood called San Jaoquin where the more affluent expats live. …

A U.K. Parliament report admitted that Gaddafi did not plan to massacre civilians in Benghazi. Moreover, a leaked phone call confirms that the U.S. government urged Yemen to take responsibility for a U.S.-led cluster bomb attack that killed 21 children. — The United States government has used disinformation to justify military interventions throughout the 21st Century. Many people mistakenly believe that the U.S. government no longer engages in questionable behavior. Unfortunately, even recent evidence paints a less than favorable picture of the federal government’s tactics to gain public support for war.

When Russian agents re-share popular posts on social media, the U.S. government attempts to censor the legitimate political perspectives of American citizens. Likewise, they advocate for action to be taken toward accounts that have simply interacted with content from QAnon-linked profiles. — We all know that Twitter is popular for breaking news, political discourse, and, let’s face it, a whole lot of memes. But what happens when the government starts getting involved in moderating speech on one of the most widely used social media platforms? Well, it’s not a pretty picture.

From the Federalist Party to John F. Kennedy, politicians have suppressed left-leaning political perspectives — and even democrats like JFK are not innocent. Since then, the country has become progressively more left and the political right now bears the brunt of censorship. — Political censorship in the United States has been common throughout its history. Both the Republican and Democratic parties have tried to censor the public dialogue. Contrary to how the news media wants to portray the issue, permitting political parties to censor the public is dangerous.

Matt Taibbi released another Twitter Files thread on Christmas Eve, giving us a look into Twitter’s relationship with CIA and how the U.S. government censored users on topics relating to Ukraine, Venezuela, Iran, and Cuba. — “I invited the FBI [to the Information Operations conference with Carnegie], and I believe the CIA will virtually attend too.” — Stacia Cardille, Former Twitter attorney Matt Taibbi released another installment of the Twitter Files on Christmas Eve. …

The Intercept’s Lee Fang released the eighth installment of the Twitter Files, and it was the best to date. The files prove that Twitter helped the U.S. use fake Twitter accounts to spread disinformation and manipulate public opinion in foreign countries. — Twitter made it a goal to shut down foreign influence campaigns on social media. Unfortunately, while they worked hard to prevent non-U.S. nations from creating fake profiles to spread disinformation, they built a special framework to support the U.S. government in its efforts to propagandize the public.

On Monday, Michael Shellenberger released the seventh installment of the Twitter Files detailing the FBI’s involvement in the censorship of the Hunter Biden laptop story. — The seventh installment of the Twitter Files describes the FBI pressuring Twitter to provide user data without warrants. In fact, they wanted Twitter to change their terms of service so that third party data providers could offer Twitter’s public data feed to members of the Intelligence Community (IC).

Matt Taibbi released the sixth installment of the Twitter Files on Friday. He posted communications between the FBI and Twitter, and an FBI agent actually responded to this release of the Twitter files. — “A lot of companies we deal with are adversarial to us. Like T-Mobile is totally adversarial. They love leaking things we’re saying if we don’t get our process right.” — Unnamed FBI Agent On Friday, Matt Taibbi released the sixth installment of the Twitter Files. An FBI agent reached out…