James O’Keefe is back at it again, and it’s no wonder the left is probably thinking about swearing off dating apps for good. His undercover “honeypot” technique continues to hit its mark, with unsuspecting left-leaning figures spilling the beans on dates they think are harmless. This time, the target was a senior engineer at Meta, the company behind Facebook. In a candid conversation, this Meta bigwig, Jeevan Gyawali, laid it all out—admitting to shadowbanning Republicans, censoring conservative groups, and basically using the platform to influence election results.
Now, none of this should come as a shock to anyone who’s been paying attention. We’ve known for a while that big tech has been pulling the strings, with Mark Zuckerberg’s “Zuckerbucks” funneled into “influencing” the 2020 election. It’s just that these Silicon Valley types prefer to package their censorship under the guise of fighting “misinformation.” And, of course, they get away with it because the corporate media runs interference, telling us it’s all about “protecting democracy” and stopping “foreign election interference.” Right, because preventing people from sharing memes and news articles is the key to saving the republic.
Let’s be real here—“misinformation” is just the buzzword of the day for anything that challenges the narrative crafted by global elites. Even Democrats who stray from the globalist agenda get censored if they don’t toe the party line. This isn’t just a left-versus-right game anymore; it’s the ruling class versus everyone else. The ordinary people—regardless of political affiliation—are just collateral damage in the elites’ crusade to control what we see, hear, and believe.
What makes this particular confession from Gyawali so critical is that it strips away any pretense. The left isn’t hiding behind the “misinformation” curtain anymore. This is straight-up election manipulation. They don’t even pretend it’s about preserving democracy—it’s about making sure they get the “right” people into office and keeping Donald Trump out. It’s all about power, and they’re willing to manipulate the tools at their disposal to make sure they stay in charge.
Sure, O’Keefe’s tactics might make some people uncomfortable, and there’s no denying the ethical gray areas. But when you’re dealing with people who are actively trying to undermine free speech and fair elections, old-school journalism just doesn’t cut it anymore. O’Keefe’s methods may be controversial, but they work. In this information war, you have to fight fire with fire, and O’Keefe is delivering the goods in a way that’s impossible to ignore.
James O'Keefe contacted Jeevan Gyawali to request comment regarding hidden camera footage in which Gyawali discusses Meta's censorship practices. Upon hearing the details, Gyawali responded, "Ah, f*ck," before quickly ending the call.
— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) October 16, 2024
His comment speaks for itself. pic.twitter.com/niqckI258U
