Candace Owens Calls Facebook ‘Whistleblower’ Fake and That a Real One Wouldn’t Go On ’60 Minutes’

Candace Owens took aim at the Facebook “Whistleblower,” a former Facebook product manager named Frances Haugen, today in a pair of tweets, calling her fake and that a real one wouldn’t go on CBS’ “60 Minutes.”

Owens began by tweeting, “So the Facebook ‘whistleblower’ wants more government control over the internet which is exactly what the World Economic Forum and global leaders want.”

“Get ready for fake emergency after fake emergency which can only be fixed by more global government control. #CyberPandemic,” Owens explained.

Dave Rubin replied to Owens sarcastically, “Candace surely the people who lie to us about everything are only doing it for our own good…”

Candace surely the people who lie to us about everything are only doing it for our own good…

— Dave Rubin (@RubinReport) October 6, 2021

Owens suggested in the second tweet that “Real whistleblowers go to Project Veritas— not to prime-time slots on 60 minutes. The propagandist networks would never provide a platform to a real whistleblower.”

Project Veritas has been faced censorship in the past over their investigative journalism and their most recent exposing of Pfizer scientists candidly admitting naturally acquired immunity to COVID-19 equal to or better than vaccine has been found to go against “community standards” at Facebook.

Real whistleblowers go to Project Veritas— not to prime-time slots on 60 minutes. The propagandist networks would never provide a platform to a real whistleblower.

— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) October 6, 2021

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg issued a long-winded “note” on his Facebook page yesterday following the testimony of Haugen.

Zuckerberg insisted that “Many of the claims don’t make any sense.”

“I’m proud of everything we do to keep building the best social products in the world and grateful to all of you for the work you do here every day,” Zuckerberg concluded.

https://www.facebook.com/zuck/posts/10113961365418581

Owens has tangled with Facebook in the past over fact checks, although she was named in a report from the Wall Street Journal as being protected by a program called XCheck.