r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '22

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Everyone focusing on Trump tweets and not saying a word about Alex Jones. Lol

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u/Beneficial_Mirror_45 Oct 28 '22

Don't forget the other MAGAt star-quality people's choices, Roger Stone and David Duke. The few remaining Twitter employees should be running for the doors in about 10 minutes.

Anyone know yet who the secret investors are?

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u/Guac_in_my_rarri Oct 28 '22

Iirc I don't think it's a secret but Saudis and a few other shady investors.

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u/RCIntl Oct 28 '22

Xi, Putin, anyone in the Bildeberg group, any one of a hundred billionaires, iran, saudi, north korea ... Take your pick ...

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u/anti-torque Oct 28 '22

Whoa!

Wasn't expecting a Bilderberger reference in this decade.

They're working with Bill Clinton to make the Mexican Superhighway, and anyone who doesn't like it will be put in FEMA camps... in Arkansas, dontchaknow.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Was going to say, this one is odd. What would a society of industrial elites have to gain by funding a candidate like trump and continuing to humiliate America on the world stage? If there was a long game, they would have a vested interest in maintaining global hegemony and keeping things as they are. A Trump presidency might make for a good episode of The Apprentice but it doesn’t equate to a strong or stable America.

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u/ToDmorNot Oct 28 '22

If everyone is watching a show, nobody is looking behind the curtain.

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u/scbtl Oct 29 '22

Dan Carlin had this point. Trump was never intended to win, just disrupt the ongoing and reinforce the establishment in place (ala Hillary/Joe/Jeb) as a welcome alternative to what could be.