by Sean Adl-Tabatabai, The Peoples Voice:

The Biden regime funnelled billions of dollars to a group that seeks to censor conservatives on social media, according to a bombshell new report released by the Foundation for Freedom Online.

The Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM) was established as an initiative of the World Federation of Advertisers, who are responsible for 90 percent of global ad spending. American taxpayer dollars are making their way to the group through four top ad agencies.

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Naturalnews.com reports: The first, Omnicom, boasts $5 billion worth of contracts with the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Air Force and Army, while IPG has more than $1.5 billion worth of contracts with the Department of Defense and the Department of Health and Human Services. WPP has made $455 million through work done for the Navy, while Publicis Groupe has more than $394 million in contracts with the Department of Health and Human Services.

GARM represents dozens of major corporations, including Walmart, Toyota, Coca-Cola and Disney, with its members spending nearly $1 trillion a year on ads. Its extensive censorship system was once described by a federal court as “Orwellian,” and attorney and legal professor Jonathan Turley noted: “The sophistication of this system makes authoritarian regimes like China’s and Iran’s look like mere amateurs in censorship and blacklisting.”

House Judiciary Committee investigating GARM’s censorship of conservatives

The U.S. House Judiciary Committee recently released a report of its own about GARM, demonstrating how they use their outsized control over internet ad revenue to pressure social media platforms such as Facebook to censor conservatives.

GARM also targeted Spotify, pressuring them to drop podcast host Joe Rogan over comments he made about vaccines, COVID-19 government policies and other opinions he shared that go against official Biden administration narratives. The group went after major Spotify advertisers, such as Coca-Cola, cautioning them that they were concerned about Rogan’s opinions.

They have also gone after conservative media more directly, attempting to push advertisers away from news sites such as the Daily Wire and Breitbart.

The committee has sent letters to dozens of major companies as part of an investigation into collusion between the ad cartel and the government. Some of the companies include Bayer, CVS, Chanel, General Motors, Adidas and BP. They have been instructed to preserve their documents and give the committee information about their activities with GARM.

The letter said the committee had evidence they were coordinating boycotts of “disfavored” news and media outlets, social media platforms and podcasts. It said that GARM “has deviated far from its original intent, and has collectively used its immense market power to demonetize voices and viewpoints the group disagrees with.”

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