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Zuckerberg's Censorship Apology and the Hunter Biden Laptop
from The Mushroom Pilot & Jailed Billionaires | The Tim Dillon Show #407 · #407
6 min
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Tim covers Mark Zuckerberg's letter admitting Biden administration pressure to censor the Hunter Biden laptop story and COVID content, tying it to big tech's desire to cozy up to power and avoid scrutiny like Durov faced.
- Mark Zuckerberg apologizes for censoring the Biden laptop story and COVID information.
- Tech companies need nuclear power to run data farms and are cozying up to the right to get government approval for nuclear-powered data centers.
- Tech people marketed as green energy advocates but their products consume as much energy as fossil fuel drilling.
- Biden's son left a laptop at a repair shop containing photos and videos of guns, amateur porn, and other compromising material.
- Intelligence agencies signed a letter calling the laptop story Russian disinformation, pressuring tech companies to censor it.
- Zuckerberg's apology reveals the Biden administration repeatedly pressured Meta to censor coronavirus content in 2021.
- French authorities arrested Pavle Durov while Zuckerberg faces no consequences despite Filipino maids being sold on Facebook Marketplace.
- The government is intimidating messaging app owners to control communication while allowing Zuckerberg to operate with impunity.
- Facebook allowed users to buy and sell Filipino maids on Marketplace with no accountability from Zuckerberg.
- Zuckerberg's public apology is strategic positioning to avoid legal consequences like those facing Durov.
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