State Department Documents Do Not Support Conspiracy Claims
According to former high-ranking officials, State Department documents leaked by a Trump official to prove censorship claims do not substantiate those allegations.
It has been stated that the documents leaked by a US State Department official to prove internal censorship claims carry no evidentiary value.
Content of the Leaked Documents
Government files leaked to a conservative internet personality were intended to prove that the Global Engagement Center had become an internal censorship tool.
Statements by Former Officials
Daniel Kimmage and Carrie Goux, former high-ranking officials of the Global Engagement Center, stated that the documents provide no evidence that the center targeted Americans.
The Ministry's New Campaigns
The State Department is planning new campaigns that involve paying social media influencers in Southeast Asia to combat Chinese propaganda.