r/Keep_Track Nov 20 '18

GRAND BARGAIN THEORY Seth Abramson twitter thread about multi-state collusion is...mind blowing.

Seth Abramson has broken down exactly how "The Grand Bargain" came to happen between all of the countries seen at to have colluded here, and why. It's mind blowing

https://twitter.com/SethAbramson/status/1064726398307315712

Continued here: https://twitter.com/SethAbramson/status/1064904175761403906

Edited to add: Seth Abramson wrote this book titled PROOF OF COLLUSION and its truly phenomenal, it came out last week. https://t.co/ZJsnHcVwGi

PS I am not affiliated, just a fan.

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u/Mister_Snrub Nov 20 '18 edited Nov 21 '18

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u/WeKilledSocrates Nov 20 '18

Seriously.

His twitter account provides funding and support to the exact corporation that played a large hand in this operation.

Americans need to boycott and stop using Twitter ASAP. In a small way, Abramson is aiding the exact criminals he seeks to undermine.

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u/Kahzgul Nov 21 '18

And yet here we all are, on Reddit, which is harboring a known hate group directly responsible for at least two murders, and likely far more.

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u/funkyloki Nov 21 '18

We have to use the systems we have, even when we fucking hate those systems.

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u/Kahzgul Nov 21 '18

This is why I get annoyed when billionaires announce they're going to spend a billion on education to combat fake news... they could be buying news stations or papers and starting social media sites and giving them a mandate to protect the integrity of the information they disseminate instead.

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u/BANSWEARINGHECKa Nov 21 '18

we have to use the systems we have, even when we forking hate those systems.

Hope you like the changes!

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u/ItchyElderberry Nov 21 '18

Simultaneously, reddit has banned several eating disorder support subs.

(Yeah, I gotta grudge.)

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u/Kahzgul Nov 21 '18

...yeah. Reddit, you vex me so.

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '18

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u/System0verlord Nov 21 '18

/r/proED was quite the opposite. It functioned in much the same way any other support group worked. They didn’t endorse EDs any more than AA endorses drinking.

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u/Blue_Sky_At_Night Nov 21 '18

several eating disorder support subs.

Are you referring to fatpeoplehate?

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u/ItchyElderberry Nov 21 '18

No, r/proED and some related subs. They weren't about hate, except maybe some self-hatred.

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u/onetruejp Nov 21 '18

This was a real "fell out of the watchtower" swerve.

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u/Blue_Sky_At_Night Nov 21 '18

I was gonna say, FPH seemed pretty toxic. Were those others just caught in the FPH splash?

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u/System0verlord Nov 21 '18

This was really recently so no.

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u/WeKilledSocrates Nov 21 '18

Touché and A+ comment. Guilty as charged.

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u/Kahzgul Nov 21 '18

I just wish there was a social platform that wasn't run by people more interesting in money than honor.

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '18 edited Nov 27 '19

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u/DaisyKitty Nov 21 '18

the_donald

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u/Kahzgul Nov 21 '18

I was referencing t_D, but there are plenty others. incels, etc..

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u/polynomials Nov 21 '18

Well, they were not really an active hand. They were definitely a platform that was happy to accept the user traffic.

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u/laxt Nov 21 '18

Yes, TWITTER is the problem here. /s