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Twitter, Instagram and YouTube working on “post-election strategy” as well

Facebook insiders told the New York Times the social media company, led by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, is holding daily meetings to lay out contingency plans and post-election strategies.

Mostly, as the Times subheadline reads, “The world’s biggest social network is working out what steps to take should President Trump use its platform to dispute the vote.”

Mainstream media has been promoting a theory that President Trump will not accept the results of the election, most likely because they intend on stealing it from him.

Due to this fear of POTUS “interfering once the vote is over,” Zuckerberg and some of his lieutenants have begun daily meetings to examine all of the possible scenarios.

NYT reports, “Employees at the Silicon Valley company are laying out contingency plans and walking through postelection scenarios that include attempts by Mr. Trump or his campaign to use the platform to delegitimize the results, people with knowledge of Facebook’s plans said.”

One of the newspaper’s sources said, “Facebook is preparing steps to take should Mr. Trump wrongly claim on the site that he won another four-year term.”

They continued to explain, “Facebook is also working through how it might act if Mr. Trump tries to invalidate the results by declaring that the Postal Service lost mail-in ballots or that other groups meddled with the vote.”

But, what if President Trump does “win another four-year term,” or if the Postal Service does “lose mail-in ballots,” or if groups do “meddle with the vote?”

Don’t count on Facebook to allow a fair debate should any of these possibilities take place.

The company is specifically looking into ways to minimize “how the platform can be used to dispute the election.”

One idea is a “kill switch” used to shut off political ads immediately after election day so they’re not “used to spread misinformation.”

Facebook isn’t the only Big Tech platform looking to assist the Deep State in an election heist.

Because Facebook owns Instagram, it can be assumed Zuckerberg has a post-election plan for the image-sharing platform as well.

Meanwhile, Twitter and Google-owned YouTube are being advised by “disinformation and political researchers,” on how to best prepare for a complicated post-election process.

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