TheBlaze’s Chad Prather Warns That ‘Ministry of Truth’ Will Persist

TheBlaze’s Chad Prather warned Americans that the Biden administration won’t stop its assault on information online, despite the recent pause of the Orwellian Disinformation Government Board.

Prather spoke about the crisis in liberal society that followed Elon Musk’s announcement of his intention to purchase the platform.

“In a coincidence so strange one almost wonders if it’s actually a coincidence, the Department of Homeland Security has created this new head of the hydra immediately in the wake of Elon Musk’s decision to buy Twitter,” he said. “The Disinformation Governance Board is designed to coordinate countering misinformation related to homeland security, focused specifically on irregular migration and Russia,” he added. 

Prather also slammed Rep. Adam Schiff’s (D-Calif.) tweet about “misinformation” after the lawmaker criticized the Tesla CEO on Twitter.

“Here’s my take on the world’s richest man buying Twitter: He makes a great car and rocket,” Schiff tweetedApril. “But I’m concerned his personal views will stop the fight against disinformation on social media.”

Schiff added that the platform’s problem was “too much hate” instead of “too much content moderation.”

Prather claimed that this post couldn’t be more ironic.

“How long did you lie to the American people, claiming you were sitting on top of a mountain of evidence that Trump colluded with the Russians when in reality what you had was a big fat nothing?” Prather asked.

He said that Nina Janckowicz was a former DGB leader and that she supported Steele Dossier, which debunked false claims about Trump. Her support for a cover-up of Hunter Biden’s laptop story was also apparent. NewsBusters Later, it was reported Jankowicz had resigned.

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