The Disinformation Chronicle reports on the origins of the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) and its key figures. Imran Ahmed and Morgan McSweeney, formerly of the British Labour Party, founded CCDH. Initially, their focus was on manipulating British politics to install Keir Starmer as leader of the Labour Party. Leaked documents reveal their strategy involved undermining Jeremy Corbyn and pushing a centrist agenda.CCDH's operations extended to the US, where the Biden White House amplified their reports to target critics of vaccine policies, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr. President Biden publicly criticized social media platforms for hosting such critics. Investigations by Paul Thacker and Paul Holden uncovered CCDH's political motivations and its role in a UK political scandal dubbed "McSweeneygate." McSweeney is accused of lying about political donations to fund his work with Ahmed to remove Corbyn.Holden's new book, "The Fraud," details these events and has led to calls for McSweeney's investigation. Ahmed's background is described as unusual, with a period of obscurity after briefly working for a Member of Parliament. He is also suspected of leaking information against Jeremy Corbyn. CCDH's stated goal appears to be censoring dissenting voices, a tactic Holden opposes. The narrative suggests Ahmed and McSweeney's actions have had significant political repercussions in both the UK and the US.