Iโm afraid this is where I stop posting on Twitter. Under Musk it has become a cesspit of far-right propaganda, very much including Muskโs own often bizarre tweets. You can find me as vonprond on Bluesky.
I had genuinely no idea that London has bus fairs. They must surely be great fun.
One thing to bear in mind these days is that any politician or ideological commentator "showing" in print something said by an opponent is almost certainly circulating a fake. It's terrible, but that's what you must assume.
You kind off have to hand it to @elonmusk, he is working really hard to make Twitter a propaganda arm of the Donald Trump campaign.
Paying people for votes is not a new thing, and was never anything other than corruption.
I've never even heard of "Popeyes", which allegedly according to this has gained the most popularity in the UK...
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One advantage today of Twitterโs recent determination to put unwanted far-right comments into my timeline is that I can see their discomfort and confusion after last nightโs debate.
I would consider myself to be on the moderate centre-left. So why, in the last few months, is my timeline full of angry far-right tweets by people I donโt know or follow?
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I have a joke about modern worship music.
I have a joke about modern worship music.
I have a joke about modern worship music.
I have a joke about modern worship music.
Definitely a cause we should support.
Iโm launching this hashtag #LetUsExist to protest against the gender apartheid in Afghanistan and im inviting all of you to support Afghanistani women and to fight for gender equality !
I presume this was intended like the Monty Python gag "What did the Romans ever do for us?" Of course the answer is, countless things, including Christianity.
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While this is not an era of political giants in Germany, Green Party Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is an impressive exception.
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