The government of the United Kingdom runs a censorship agency called the Counter Disinformation Unit (CDU) that we now know played an integral role in monitoring online speech and flagging "offensive" content for removal during the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "pandemic."
All throughout the disease scare, the CDU, also known as the Disinformation Board, plotted to "embed" hand-selected civil servants, aka bought-and-paid-for politicians, within social media platforms. More than likely you or someone you know is on at least one of them.
After it was outed publicly and started being recognized in the mainstream, the CDU renamed itself the National Security Online Information Team (NSOIT) to try to re-cloak itself in 2023. It apparently did not work because here we are and now you know about it.
While we know the embedding plot was meant to be implemented as part of the scheme, what remains unclear is whether or not it was actually executed to the extent it was talked about, this according to Big Brother Watch's Jake Hurfurt, who publishes the Public Substack.
(Related: During the Wuhan coronavirus [COVID-19] "pandemic," the White House pushed foreign lies about the so-called "Disinformation Dozen" to prevent truth about the jabs from spreading on social media.)
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The CDU did not act alone. It is described by Reclaim the Net as being "only one building block" in a massive censorship matrix erected by the powers that be in Great Britain, who appear to be among the worst when it comes to censorship, surveillance and paranoia.
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Several military units were also enlisted to help with the censorship agenda, most notably the 77th Brigade. The reason the 77th Brigade is also controversial is because its job is to actively spread misinformation and look for "psyops" targets overseas rather than within the United Kingdom.
NSOIT, as it is now officially called, admits that its purpose involves "countering disinformation and hostile state narratives." And we now know, thanks to numerous Freedom of Information requests, that the entity surveilled and spied on British citizens as well in order to suppress those who were seen as "COVID measures dissenters," even though its job duties only include targeting people abroad rather than at home.
To what extent the U.K. Deep State, as we will call this whole thing, actually fulfilled its goals during COVID is not fully known. The government agencies involved continue to deny all requests to provide the details contained in reports that at the time were compiled by Logically, a private company.
Logically made millions of pounds from the various contracts it forged with the British military, according to Hurfurt.
"(Logically) has a large U.S. presence and is headed by U.S. ex-intelligence officer Brian Murphy, who worked at the Department of Homeland Security," Hurfurt commented about additional deep state censorship connections right here in the United States.
Government officials in the U.K. are scared out of their minds about what might happen should any further information about all this leak to the public. We know enough now to see the full picture, even if many of the puzzle pieces are still missing.
The framework is there, in other words, so now it is up to those who want to see justice happen to figure out the rest of the puzzle so prosecutors can go after the career criminals and their handlers who staged this whole thing at the expense of society, and liberty and justice for all.
U.K. government officials continue to deny, deny, deny because they fear that any leak of the Logically reports "would reveal its capabilities to hostile actors."
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