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Bill Gates, Pfizer CEO on trial in Dutch court for COVID ‘great reset’ deception
Newly released FOIA documents reveal the Biden-era Surgeon General's office ran a broad, self-aware pressure campaign against social media speech while internally acknowledging it was picking a political fight.
- "The Surgeon General wants us to remove true information about side effects," a Meta employee wrote on July 21, 2021.
- Murthy's office internally admitted the misinformation crackdown "politicizes office by further engaging in social media/censorship war."
- Censoring social media was not a temporary emergency measure, the documents indicate — it was part and parcel of public health, extending to memes, jokes, and factual information the government did not like.
- "Isn't this just a part of cancel culture?" reads a prepared question. "No, it's the opposite actually," Murthy's prepared reply reads.
- Murthy's policy adviser wrote in May 2021 that the censorship vision extended beyond COVID to "how social media impacts people, especially young people."