Wikileaks Drops Hillary Email Bomb That Could End Her Campaign But FB Censored It
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On Wednesday, a major archive containing over 30,000
of Hillary Clinton’s emails was released. Though the State Department
began releasing the emails in May last year — after a Freedom of
Information Act request — it is the first time the messages have been
made easily available in a searchable format,
courtesy of WikiLeaks. Before the launch, the FBI was investigating the
Democratic candidate’s use of a private server during her tenure as
Secretary of State. The archive contains over 7,000 emails written by
Clinton herself.
The scary, albeit fascinating exposé on who’s in bed with whom in the
halls of global power has expanded to include Facebook, according to
WikiLeaks. The organization has accused the social networking site of
censorship, saying Facebook is blocking users’ access to the latest
Clinton dispatch.
