Social Control Media is Good for Forgeries, Not Information
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ake a look at the tweets below, as recent as hours. I added green highlights.
Why does he still bother with x.com (at all) at this point?
Archive for the ‘Politics’ Category
Reaping What They Sow
he insensitive behaviour of Brett Wilson LLP last year [1, 2, 3] was a self-inflicted wound, as it was not the first time, far from it, but this time it was more blatant and likely intentional (they like to attack people during holidays, they effectively weaponise religion). In this particular case it was a mistake as they know that in this sector being seen as antisemitic is career suicide and, to make matters worse, their biggest client is alleged to be profoundly antisemitic. Freedom fighters don’t massacre dogs and civilians.
Ukraine’s Independence Day
he 24th of August is Ukraine’s Independence Day, not just Rianne’s birthday. She happens to know someone born on the same day (same year, too, so literally hours apart) and she sometimes sees her.
The birthday of Ukraine represents freedom from Russia or USSR.
Who would excuse the occupation of Ukraine by Russia and why?
Election Lost, But Publicity Won
think it is fair to say that Pocock’s political success boils down to “free publicity”, not securing a seat in the EU, Ireland, or the UK.
He seems to have strategically chosen an election precinct that’s guaranteed to attract media attention. 33 other folks chose the same.
When Your Town Elects a Bigot It Becomes a Circus
think it’s fair to say that the Clacton by-election became a feeding frenzy for people who knew entering would guarantee much media attention.
People who don’t live in Clacton entered.
There were people whose entire platform was satirical.
Even some of the policies were, in effect, jokes.
Some local media moaned that Clacton election turned the town/area into a “circus” or an international laughing stock.
Daniel Pocock Has Beaten 7 Candidates in the Election
ased on these results from the Clacton by-election, 7 candidates received fewer votes than Daniel Pocock.
We hoped he’d win hundreds of vote(r)s, but he got 16.
Daniel Pocock’s campaign did, however, attract a lot of press.
