Zuckerberg Funds the Lawfare! By Charles Taylor (Florida)
We do not need to guess any more where some of the money funding the lawfare protecting the Deep State from DOGE probing comes from. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta Platforms (formerly Facebook), has been linked to funding organizations involved in legal actions against former President Donald Trump. Through his philanthropic efforts, Zuckerberg has directed substantial financial resources to entities that have initiated lawsuits challenging Trump's policies and actions.
Silicon Valley Community Foundation (SVCF) and Protect Democracy
Zuckerberg's charitable contributions have included significant donations to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation (SVCF). SVCF has allocated over $4 million to Protect Democracy, a nonprofit organization that has engaged in legal actions against Trump. These actions include efforts to prevent the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), an initiative associated with Trump and Elon Musk, from taking control of various federal agencies.
Meta's $25 Million Settlement with Trump
In January 2025, Meta agreed to a $25 million settlement with former President Trump over the suspension of his social media accounts following the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack. Of this amount, $22 million is allocated to Trump's presidential library, with the remainder covering legal fees and other plaintiffs involved in the case. This settlement highlights ongoing legal disputes between Trump and major tech companies.
Zuckerberg's Commitment to Free Expression
In January 2025, Zuckerberg acknowledged that Meta had previously engaged in excessive censorship and pledged to restore free expression on its platforms. This commitment came just two weeks before Trump's inauguration, during which Zuckerberg and other tech executives attended events, signalling a shift in their relationship with the new administration. Supposedly.
Tech Industry's Relationship with the Trump Administration
The inauguration of President Trump in January 2025 saw a notable shift in the tech industry's relationship with the administration. Prominent tech moguls, including Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk, actively engaged with the new administration, marking a departure from their initial critical stances during Trump's first term; in other words, sucking up! This alignment has raised concerns about the influence of tech executives on governance and the potential for an emerging American oligarchy.
So, Mark Zuckerberg's philanthropic activities have indirectly supported organizations involved in legal actions against former President Trump. It shows that once a globalist, always a globalist, with the possible exception of Musk, but it is too early to see where he will go with his additional superpowers.
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