Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Instagram post criticizes Dan Crenshaw’s Big Tech bill that “actually gives more protection to online Porn companies,” as well as his push for FEMA to conduct “mass covid testing.”
QUICK FACTS:
- “@dancrenshawtx is posting creepy stalking pictures of me and harassing me to co-sponsor his Big Tech bill that he says stops censorship, but his bill actually gives more protection to online Porn companies,” wrote MTG in an Instagram post.
- Earlier, Crenshaw had announced that he would introduce his own Section 230 reform bill, legislation aiming to eliminate the section’s exception for platforms that discriminate on the basis of “racial, sexual, political affiliation, or ethnic grounds.”
- “While good in the sense that discriminatory platforms would no longer have their highly prized blanket third-party immunity,” explains Rachel Bovard at The Federalist, in opposition to Crenshaw’s reform bill, “the platforms would also no longer have an incentive to remove things like legal pornography (which also includes virtual child pornography). This undermines the central purpose of Section 230, which was to clean up the internet (read: take down porn).”
- “No thanks Dan!” Greene went on to say. “We need to get rid of Porn. I am busy reading other Republican’s Stop Big Tech censorship bills as well as looking into other ways to stop the enemies embedded in Big Tech companies.”
- Rep. Greene then criticized Rep. Crenshaw for suggesting that the Federal government should be using FEMA resources to bolster testing sites.
- “Gosh and to think all this started when I just disagreed with him when he said FEMA should be doing mass covid testing and working in hospitals,” Greene said in the post. “All I said was NO, we don’t want FEMA doing any of that and hospitals need to hire back unvaccinated HCW.”
- MTG also revealed it was immediately following her criticism of Crenshaw that Twitter decided to ban her personal account. “Then POOF! I’m kicked off Twitter!” she wrote.
- Rep. Greene ended the post alluding to Dan Crenshaw’s affiliation with the World Economic Forum (more about this below). “Did I offend Dan’s globalist friends at the World Economic Forum[?]” the Georgia representative asked.
DAN CRENSHAW WAS ON THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM’S ‘YOUNG GLOBAL LEADERS FOR THE CLASS OF 2019’:
- In 2019, Crenshaw was a member of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) “127 Young Global Leaders,” along with Democrat Mayor Peter Buttigieg.
- The original webpage displaying this information about Crenshaw has been taken down, but an archived version is still available.
- The WEF is engineering its worldwide rollout of Klause Schwab‘s “Great Reset” agenda, at the end of which the world populations will “own nothing” and “be happy,” and after which the United States “won’t be the world’s leading superpower,” according to WEF publications.
- Establishing a new, worldwide, globalist system of governance is a primary task of the World Economic Forum (here, here).
BACKGROUND:
- Justin Haskins, Editorial Director of The Heartland Institute, joined Glenn Beck to discuss a recent simulation carried out by proponents of the WEF’s Great Reset agenda, to implement an international, digital currency.
- According to Haskins, world elites will soon use the threat of cyber attacks against the global, financial system as justification to “increase cooperation” between world markets and big banks.
- Haskins’ prediction echoes theories presented by others that the Covid-19 pandemic was planned.
Jon Fleetwood is Managing Editor for American Faith and author of “An American Revival: Why American Christianity Is Failing & How to Fix It.“
