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The Whistleblower No One Asked For

Travis LeBlanc

Frances Haugen

1,577 words

The world was introduced to whistleblower Ms. Frances Haugen this week, a 37-year-old spinster who has come out of nowhere to shine a light on the evildoings inside Facebook.

On the surface, this might sound good. Facebook is an evil company which is unfortunately a necessary one these days if you want to stay in contact with some of your friends, and in some cases, do business.And indeed, Facebook does a lot of rotten things that deserve a whistleblowing.

So which of Facebook’s nefarious misdeeds is Ms. Haugen blowing the whistle on? That Facebook is rigging elections by selectively censoring content? That they are selling their users’ private information to other companies, or sharing it with government intelligence agencies?

No. Ms. Haugen is in fact the opposite kind of whistleblower from what everyone was hoping for. Rather than blowing the lid off Facebook’s malicious use of censorship, Ms. Haugen has come out with the bombshell that Facebook is not censoring enough. She claims Facebook is refusing to censor content that it knows jolly well is causing enormous societal harm in order to make a buck, and she is pleading with the government to step in and force Facebook to censor more. She is literally the whistleblower no one asked for.

This is a story that is hard to write about because it’s just so rage-inducing. Everything about this Frances Haugen story screams “psyop.” This is undoubtedly an op, mostly like orchestrated by or at least in cooperation with Facebook itself. The agenda is so blatantly obvious that a child could see through the ruse, and yet I fear far too many NPCs will buy it hook, line, and sinker.

The worst part of it is its framing, which is utterly diabolical. The woman is pushing for things that everyone knows the establishment wants and which benefits the elites, but this is being depicted as a sort David-versus-Goliath story. In the mainstream media’s narrative, this one woman, strong and yet also quite vulnerable, is standing up to this all-powerful trillion-dollar corporation.

She is now claiming that she lives in fear that Facebook will use their limitless wealth to “destroy” her in retaliation. That is one of the many aspects of this story that makes me want to put my fist through my screen. Not only is this bitch demanding that even more of my free speech should be taken away, but I am expected to admire her bravery for doing so. I wish Facebook would destroy her — but they won’t, because Facebook is the one who put her up to this in the first place.

The dead giveaway that this story is fake is because it is all too perfect. It is clearly designed to confirm all the biases of braindead MSNBC-watching cat ladies. It has all the popular liberal tropes and drops all the right buzzwords.

Facebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen: The 60 Minutes InterviewFacebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen: The 60 Minutes Interview

The story is that Ms. Haugen was part of Facebook’s “Civic Integrity” team, which is the Facebook department that deals with “election integrity.” Thus, Russiagate is being invoked right off the bat. Her job was to prevent Vladimir Putin from stealing another election. The Maddow-watchers will immediately recognize that Haugen is their kind of gal.

In her 60 Minutes interview, which is an establishment propaganda piece masquerading as a concerned citizen story, interviewer Scott Pelley tells us:

Frances Haugen told us she was recruited by Facebook in 2019. She says she agreed to take the job only if she could work against misinformation because she had lost a friend to online conspiracy theories.

There’s QAnon! The tropes keep piling up. What is meant by “lost a friend to online conspiracy theories” is never explained, of course. What happened? Did he or she die? That’s what it sounds like. But it doesn’t matter. The point is that we are meant to believe that Haugen is not just some uptight busybody. The subject of misinformation is personal for her — she lost a friend because of it! She has felt the pain that misinformation causes. Again, it’s all too perfect. Hollywood perfect.

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Haugen then tells us that she stumbled upon some Facebook internal studies which show that Facebook and Instagram were causing personal and societal harm, but that the bosses chose to ignore it, because doing something about it would undermine profitability. Harmful content is popular and drives traffic, so Facebook is deliberately profiting off hate. 60 Minutes informs us that “one study says 13.5% of teen girls say Instagram makes thoughts of suicide worse. 17% of teen girls say Instagram makes eating disorders worse.”

And, of course, there is all that darned hate speech. Haugen claims to have seen one study that concluded, “We estimate that we may action as little as 3 to 5% of hate, and about .6% of violence and incitement on Facebook, despite being the best in the world at it.”

That is how you know this is a Facebook op. This information allegedly comes from an internal document, and yet these statements sound like they were meant to be leaked. Facebook is admitting that they aren’t censoring enough, but are still careful to remind you that they are better at censoring than anyone else in the world. If this were a study purely for internal use, there would be no reason to add that last bit.

My favorite part of the 60 Minutes interview is when Haugen says:

When we live in an information environment that is full of angry, hateful, polarizing content, it erodes our civic trust, it erodes our faith in each other. It erodes our ability to want to care for each other. The version of Facebook that exists today is tearing our societies apart and causing ethnic violence around the world.

Scott Pelley then adds, “Ethnic violence, including Myanmar in 2018, when the military used Facebook to launch a genocide.”

Got that? Facebook needs to censor more, or else it will result in genocide!

The other giveaway is when Haugen says:

I have a lot of empathy for Mark [Zuckerberg], and Mark has never set out to make a hateful platform, but he has allowed choices to be made where the side effects of those choices are that hateful, polarizing content gets more distribution, more reach.

If it were indeed true that Mark Zuckerberg is allowing genocides to happen for the sake of his stock portfolio, then how much empathy could you possibly have for him? Only a truly evil person would do that. And yet Haugen goes out of her way to emphasize that he’s not a bad guy.

Haugen goes on to claim that after the 2020 election, her department — the “Civic Integrity” team — was disbanded:

They told us we’re dissolving Civic Integrity. They basically said, “Oh, good, we made it through the election, there wasn’t riots, we can get rid of Civic Integrity now.” Fast forward a couple of months, we got the insurrection.

January 6, check. That’s right: Facebook eased up on censorship for just one moment, and bam!, Trumpers attempted to overthrow the government. Facebook cannot take their foot off the gas for a second. They have to keep the pedal to the metal at all times or else we’re gonna be instantly transformed into Nazi Germany.

Then there’s this exchange:

Pelley: Haugen says Facebook understood the danger to the 2020 election, so it turned on safety systems to reduce misinformation. But many of those changes, she says, were temporary.

Frances Haugen: And as soon as the election was over, they turned them back off or they changed the settings back to what they were before to prioritize growth over safety. And that really feels like a betrayal of democracy to me.

There it is: “betrayal of democracy.” It’s such a perfectly focus-grouped phrase, ideal for pushing all the right emotional buttons on the liberal cat ladies watching at home. Leaving aside the fact that “not censoring political speech is betraying democracy” is peak George Orwell, as a propagandist myself, I have to admire the craftsmanship.

The day after the interview aired, Haugen testified before Congress and pleaded with the Securities and Exchange Commission to intervene. I’m not sure the government can constitutionally force a private company to practice censorship, but I’m not confident that they won’t be able to find a way around that, the way things are these days. The government can already regulate advertising and various types of commercial speech. Maybe they can find some legal hocus-pocus to make it work on those grounds.

The purpose of this op is clear. I have no doubt that Facebook would love to censor more — and yet censorship is unpopular. This op is therefore an attempt to generate public support for censorship. If Facebook can make it look like they are being forced against their will to censor, then they can have their cake and eat it, too.

Most people tend to understand censorship as rich oligarchs silencing the little guy. But this op completely flips the script and tells us, “No. Billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg profit off hate and misinformation, so ratcheting up the censorship will actually be sticking it to those rich fat cats.”

This time it’s not the ADL, the SPLC, or some liberal think-tank calling for more censorship. Facebook’s own studies are telling us that their refusal to censor is causing harm. It has to be true, because why would Facebook lie about this when it’s embarrassing to them?

In a way, this op is actually quite clever. But it’s still stupid and obvious.

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  1. John Morgan says:
    October 6, 2021 at 9:20 am

    I’d say the fact they chose an attractive blonde woman — probably the only one employed by Facebook — to be the Grand Inquisitor as opposed to some whiny-voiced, bespectacled bugman or overweight female geek is yet another indicator that this is a con job.

     

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    1. Nick Jeelvy says:
      October 6, 2021 at 9:53 am

      But not so attractive that she’d alienate the childless spinsters that watch Rachel Maddow.

       

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    2. Josephus Cato says:
      October 6, 2021 at 9:55 am

      I’m about half way through Separation and its Disconents.  MacDonald mentions how back in the day Hollywood and other agencies with heavily Jewish ownership would have stereotypical gentiles deal with scandals and public relations.  LeBlanc is spot on with this lady appealing to other white women.  Something just didn’t seem right with this “whistleblower” and lo and behold, it’s a psyop.

       

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    3. Mike Ricci says:
      October 6, 2021 at 10:56 am

      Attractive?

       

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      1. Connor McDowell says:
        October 6, 2021 at 12:19 pm

        My first thought was a female version of John C Reilly.

         

        But seriously, she’s not a bad looking gal. She at least tries to maintain a sort of traditional businesslike yet classy appearance without a septum piercing, neck tattoos, or unnatural hair coloring.

         

        I think that is the point being made. She’s not a cute Tomi Lahren type who looks like she could cheerlead for an NFL team, But she’s also not the bespectacled problem glasses wearing, self professed Buddhist type who quotes Ibram X Kendi on her Instagram page. She’s non-offensive and bland enough to seem apolitical and fair minded to normies and stealthy /ourgal/ enough to be convincing to the Catlady set.

         

        A perfect psyop

         

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    4. Lord Shang says:
      October 7, 2021 at 1:47 am

      Great analysis. Not remotely pretty, but not hideous, physically or symbolically (tats, nose ring, etc), either. Can fool normies and maybe even patriotards. But how in the hell did such a normal looking white girl become so enamored of her racial enemies (I read elsewhere about her true profile: Iowa raised CA resident donates to … New Yorker Ocasio-Cortez)?

       

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    5. Wilfred says:
      October 7, 2021 at 3:03 am

      Spot on. And the norwegian surname Haugen is supposed to give her added credibility. Deep down the goyim have a preference for their own kind. Wonder what her real name is.

       

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    6. Jud Jackson says:
      October 7, 2021 at 4:47 am

      Sorry John.  Blonde yes.  Attractive definitely not.

       

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  2. James J. O'Meara says:
    October 6, 2021 at 9:38 am

    “…told us she was recruited by Facebook in 2019.” That’s another nice touch; how soon was that after she was “recruited” by the CIA?

     

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  3. J Wilcox says:
    October 6, 2021 at 11:04 am

    Per Occam’s Razor, common things occur commonly.  She is likely a cranky, entitled person on antidepressants who was trying to run the show.  I imagine they had some other more boring duties for her to do too, didn’t like her supervisor, and she was planning to quit anyhow.  This is more fun for her than another job in tech designing algorithms… she already went for an MBA after initially studying electrical engineering.

     

    Facebook is being blamed for genocide, but aren’t telephones also part of the whole genocide thing too.  Shouldn’t they be under constant surveillance too?  Oh wait…

     

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  4. Flel says:
    October 6, 2021 at 11:12 am

    If Facebook is really liable for such dangerous censorship of race realism and conservatism, shouldn’t we all be compensated like smoking victims and every other commercial entity being pursued endlessly by ambulance chasers? I mean, it’s only fair?

     

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  5. Flel says:
    October 6, 2021 at 11:14 am

    Attractive? Not so much. She looks like the sparring partner for a female combat fighter or a Maddow intern.

     

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  6. Texas Chainsaw Makeover says:
    October 6, 2021 at 12:03 pm

    Is this Civic Integrity that all the cool kids like Francis Haugen are talking about a Honda or an Acura?

     

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  7. Matt Marchi says:
    October 6, 2021 at 12:56 pm

    Facebook is for fags. Period. You don’t need facefuck to stay in touch with your “friends”. If you do, you have already lost. When will people stop actively participating in their own humiliation??

     

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    1. Lord Shang says:
      October 7, 2021 at 1:23 am

      Yeah. I keep a Faceberg account just to keep it closed so no identity thief can pull a scam using me as the cover. But I literally never use it, even when occasionally contacted by one-time friends or acquaintances. FB is a total waste of time (I suppose one could say the same about internet commenting, but when surrounded by enemies and fools in daily life one has to go somewhere to blow off a little steam).

       

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  8. Hyacinth Bouquet says:
    October 6, 2021 at 5:35 pm

    “Bitch”, I’ll grant you.  But “spinster”?? Give me a damn break.

     

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  9. Vagrant Rightist says:
    October 7, 2021 at 12:47 am

    Agreed this woman is blowing the whistle on nothing, and this story is manufactured fake news, set up and ready to roll, designed to bolster the positions of the system of which facebook is a part.

    My only question is if it’s fb that’s pulling her strings. Fb has been swimming in what feels like a constructed staged narrative that they are not censoring enough for some time. There was that ad boycott against hate/Trump some time ago for example. Even if there was real intent in that boycott by some actors, it felt like kayfabe.

    But whatever the layers of fakery and scripted/work theatrics there, there are many real pressures on facebook and social media in general to shape discourse in directions favorable to those pressures and exclude discourse which isn’t, with Jewish groups at the top of that list.

    I don’t see how FB can be ‘forced against their will to censor’ as FB is the most heavily censored and interfered-with social media platform there is. You can’t say anything there that offends power. In fact if FB are responsible, these constructed narratives about FB being a ‘wild west of hate speech and genocide’ seem to provide illusory reassurance to its users that it’s not totally controlled and that it still has the residue of some organic value.

    The enemy won the battle to halt the normalization of noticing on social media some years ago.

    Trump was the Hitler and they constructed their own narrative of ‘Never Again’ to do that.

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  10. CrunchyButRealistCon says:
    October 7, 2021 at 3:06 pm

    She has a similar physiognomy to Zuckerberg, Jen Psaki & other droid-like creatures who represent the Neo-Feudalist ruling class.   Her jawline is not flattering to put it mildly.

     

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    1. CrunchyButRealistCon says:
      October 7, 2021 at 3:08 pm

      With short hair and without makeup, safe to assume most people would assume Haugen is a man, at first glance

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  11. Richard Chance says:
    October 7, 2021 at 3:59 pm

    I quit facebook for good and forever close to a year ago after they suspended my account for about the 20th time.  It had been for racial comments/memes in the past, so while I didn’t agree with it, at least I understood it.  This last time, they actually suspended my account for 48 hours or whatever for the following: I posed a meme of Jeffrey Dahmer eating at Five Guys hamburgers.  Whilst eating, a thought bubble appears over his head that said “I don’t think there’s really five guys in this.”  That’s it, that’s all.  It’s like one of the nuns you guys are discussing here was placed in charge of “community standards” at facebook.

    In all honesty, I think the big social media companies should be regulated like phones.  If what you are saying would normally be protected by the First Amendment, and it is outside your working hours, they should not be able to ban you and your employer should not be able to fire you.  If that violates some sacred free market principle, I really don’t give a shit.  Let Ayn Rand roll over in her grave.

     

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    1. Lord Shang says:
      October 8, 2021 at 2:27 pm

      I’m a radical free marketist (though neither an ideological libertarian nor a philosophical Randian). But we do not have (and never really have had) a laissez-faire economy, although we came close in the 19th century. We have a “political economy” – more so today than ever. As a general rule, considered both abstractly and especially pragmatically, government interference reduces general productivity and efficiency, and is particularly bad for whites, who disproportionately uphold and depend upon the dwindling free market economy.  But what matters wrt government regulation in our non-volkstaat is whether it net-advances white power, security, numbers or interests. Big Tech today is clearly the politico-racial enemy of whites. It uses its wealth and media power to harm whites in myriad ways – as well as, ironically in this instance, to advance the anti-capitalist policies of the socialist Left. It is also, arguably even from a laissez-faire standpoint, ultimately monopolistic (in the non-Rothbardian, illegitimate sense – though this is a complex determination). Therefore, we should regulate the hell out of it, but only in such ways as are calculated to benefit our people.

       

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