Were all the claims of ‘Russian disinformation’ just a ploy to boost Biden’s campaign? Let’s uncover the truth.

The Biden campaign and now-Secretary of State Antony Blinken have been caught red-handed in a massive deception. They prompted the crafting of a letter signed by 51 former intelligence officials that falsely claimed the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation. This deception succeeded in helping Biden win the White House, and now the same men who lied to Americans to win the 2020 election are running the country. It begs the question: what else are they lying about? What other claims of Russian disinformation are false flags?

The most concerning aspect of this deception is the president’s use of the catchphrase “Russian disinformation” to demand allegiance to the administration’s Ukraine policy. Americans cannot possibly make informed judgments on the propriety of funding, arming, or providing advisory military personnel, much less boots on the ground, without knowing the truth. But since Biden and Blinken have already proved themselves liars by framing the Hunter Biden laptop as Russian disinformation, nothing they claim is Russian disinformation should be believed to be such.

The release of internal communications from Twitter to a group of independent journalists quickly revealed the Global Engagement Center had bullied the tech giant to censor Americans under the guise of countering supposed Russian disinformation. Investigations have exposed several more Global Engagement Center initiatives targeting the free speech rights of conservatives. Blinken propelled “the Hunter Biden laptop is Russia-disinformation” narrative, achieving the near-impossibility of lowering the Global Engagement Center’s credibility even further. Blinken is now the secretary of state, giving him ultimate authority over the GEC. Why should Americans believe the secretary of state’s claim that the GEC “is a critical tool … to expose, to educate, [and] to mitigate disinformation” of our enemies when just a few years ago, to ensure the election of his now-boss, Blinken helped launch a massive disinformation campaign to interfere in the presidential election?

Blinken should be in no position now to decide what information is disinformation — nor should anyone else in our government. It’s a terrifying thought that the same people who lied to win an election are now running the country and pushing censorship collaborations with academia and private sectors. The public should hold no confidence in the word of the corrupt media either. It’s time to demand transparency and accountability from our elected leaders.