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The Twitter papers reveal the totalitarian among us.

I admit to being a skeptical of Elon Musk as a free speech hero.

His move from one US government subsidized business to another on his path to becoming

the world's richest person.

But there is no denying that his release of the Twitter papers this past weekend, which

blew the lid off government manipulation of social media, has been a huge victory for

those of us who value the first amendment.

The release in coordination with truly independent journalist Matt Taibe demonstrated indisputably

how politicians and representatives of official Washington pressed the teams that were then

in charge of censorship at Twitter to remove tweets and even ban accounts that were

guilty of nothing beyond posting something the power brokers did not want the general

public to read.

Let's not forget that many of those demanding Twitter censorship were US government officials

who had taken an oath to the US Constitution and its First Amendment.

It is important to understand that both US political parties were involved in pushing

Twitter to censor information they didn't like.

There is plenty of corruption to go around, however, as the Twitter papers demonstrated,

vastly more tweets were censored at the demand of the Democratic Party.

Politicians simply because Twitter employees on the censorship team were overwhelmingly Democratic

Party supporters.

Perhaps the most damning piece of evidence released in this first installment of the Twitter

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