PB
Californians should NOT let giant tech company GOOGLE create a city it will lead to no good
stop it before it takes hold
Circle(2015) ENDING EXPLAINED!
232,538 views•Jul 12, 2017
https://youtu.be/wDJ2wPS5ioc>
Google is The Circle; The Circle is Google.
158 views•Aug 14, 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1opzTFP-80
f u L L m ov ie
watch now before it is removed from YT the circle
tom hanks emma watson patton oswalt
FoundFlix
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHFU4qBunHk
CIRCLE (2015) Explained
#circle #endingexplained
https://youtu.be/vHFU4qBunHk
all are watching QAnon and Trump now
Google Trends
PDF with QAnon subject matter
https://public-assets.graphika.com/reports/Graphika_Report_Covid19_Infodemic.pdf
How QAnon went mainstream
QAnon has flourished on social media. The coronavirus only accelerated its rise.
Karissa Bell, @karissabe
August 14, 2020
When Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene won a primary contest for a Georgia House seat, it made national headlines for more reasons than a hard-fought campaign. The victory will also likely give her the distinction of being one of the first members of Congress to back QAnon.
Greene isn’t alone. Across the country, several vocal QAnon followers have run for office this election cycle. While her likely victory — her district is “one of the most Republican in the country” — may be the exception, QAnon is no longer confined to the fringes. And with the most recognizable politician in the country — Donald Trump — amplifying QAnon content more than 200 times, according to Media Matters, it’s become even harder to contain.
How QAnon spread
That QAnon, a far right conspiracy theory that originated on 4Chan in 2017, could gain so much prominence might sound ridiculous. Proponents of QAnon believe the government is run by a ring of pedophiles/child-eating cannibals who will ultimately be brought down by Donald Trump. QANon’s favorite targets are somewhat predictable: the Clintons, George Soros and Bill Gates frequently star in their memes. But Hollywood celebrities like Tom Hanks, Chrissy Tiegien and Oprah also play a central role in the conspiracy.
The conspiracy theory may have started on the darker corners of the internet, but it flourished on social media. Facebook and other platforms have played a central role in fueling the growth of QAnon, and the coronavirus pandemic has only accelerated its spread.
“It is certainly more mainstream than it's ever been before, says Katy Byron who runs the digital literacy initiative MediaWise, which teaches people how to spot misinformation and disinformation online. “You can find support for the theories that feed the QAnon beast on any given day, it’s not that hard. It is hard to bat down.”
QAnon is also unique compared with other conspiracy theories in that it’s constantly evolving, says Mick West, a conspiracy theory researcher and author of Escaping the Rabbit Hole, a book about debunking conspiracy theories. “It’s very up to the minute, whereas most conspiracy theories are about things that happened in the past, like JFK or 9/11,” West says. “QAnon is day-to-day, everything is happening on a daily basis. It’s like this wave is constantly going forward and constantly changing and shifting.”
It’s perhaps unsurprising, then, that the coronavirus pandemic presented a unique opportunity for QAnon to spread its theories about the dangers posed by the global elite. Even before widespread lockdowns and shelter in place orders, QAnon took “a significant interest in several aspects of the coronavirus outbreak,” according to researchers at Graphika. “The community was highly engaged on the topic of the outbreak even in its early stages,” noting that #coronavirus was the fourth most popular hashtag among QAnon supporters in the month of February.
Besides conspiracies about the Chinese origins of the virus, there were also “attempts to incorporate the coronavirus outbreak into the wider QAnon structure using the hashtag #StormIsHere,” Graphika writes. (The “storm” refers to a widespread belief that there will be a global reckoning when there are mass arrests of the supposed pedophiles running the government.)
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As coronavirus conspiracy theories continued to spread, so did interest in QAnon. Data from Google Search trends shows that searches for QAnon spiked in mid-March around the start of widespread lockdowns and shelter in place orders. QAnon’s Wikipedia page saw similar spikes during the same period, as noted by Mother Jones.
It’s not clear exactly why interest in QAnon skyrocketed at the start of the pandemic. It’s possible that many people, seeking out alternative explanations on the complex cause of the pandemic, were exposed to QAnon content for the first time. A simpler explanation is that people had much more free time on their hands and QAnon inadvertently found itself a much more captive audience than it might normally have. Facebook reported in March that it was struggling with “unprecedented” demand for its services.
Regardless, the interest translated to new social media followers. Some of the most popular QAnon Facebook groups and Instagram accounts saw a huge influx of followers that coincided with lockdown orders, according to The Wall Street Journal.
At the same time, other groups that regularly traffic in conspiracy theories, such as anti-vaccination groups, seized on coronavirus conspiracy theories in March and April. Many of these have become intermingled with QAnon, often helped by Facebook’s recommendation algorithms. (Facebook says it removes accounts that break its rules from recommendations.)
As Engadget reported in May, Instagram’s algorithm pushes followers of anti-vaccine conspiracies to QAnon pages and hashtags. The same has happened in Facebook groups, where QAnon has an even bigger presence. There are thousands of QAnon groups with millions of members, according to data obtained by NBC News. While on Instagram, the most popular QAnon pages have hundreds of thousands of followers each. The hashtag #WWG1WGA, a reference to a popular QAnon mantra, has more than 1 million posts on the app.
The (sort of) crackdowns
It’s not just Facebook, either. QAnon has also had significant influence on Twitter, which recently announced a widespread crackdown on the movement in order to prevent “offline harm.” Even TikTok has tried to limit the visibility of QAnon content in its app.
https://www.engadget.com/social-media-and-coronavirus-turned-qanon-mainstream-192049364.html
But unlike Twitter and TikTok, Facebook has done little to slow QAnon’s momentum. The company has removed a handful of accounts for breaking its rules against platform manipulation and took down a 200,000-member group for breaking harassment and hate speech policies. But the company has so far declined to take any broader action, despite hinting that it may do so.
“We take action against accounts, Groups, and Pages tied to QAnon that break our rules,” a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement. “Just last week, we removed a large Group with QAnon affiliations for violating our content policies, and removed a network of accounts for violating our policies against coordinated inauthentic behavior. We have teams assessing our policies against QAnon and are currently exploring additional actions we can take.”
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Meanwhile, QAnon has attached itself to issues with a more “mainstream” appeal. Recently, #SavetheChildren has become a rallying cry for QAnon believers, who have inundated Facebook groups and Instagram pages with memes about supposed child trafficking.
Though human trafficking is a real and serious problem, QAnon believers’ obsession has twisted the issue to fit the broader Q conspiracy. Perhaps the clearest example of this was when rumors started spreading that furniture retailer Wayfair was using expensive industrial cabinets as a front for selling actual children.
According to BuzzFeed News, it originated on Reddit, but quickly took off on Instagram thanks, in part, to lifestyle influencers. Fact checkers quickly debunked the hoax, but not before it went so viral that Polaris, the group behind the National Human Trafficking hotline, had to issue a press release begging people to stop reporting the bogus theory because it was making it more difficult for them to help actual victims.
This underscores what experts warn is the most worrying part of QAnon: that it has been linked to real-world harm. As the conspiracy theory has gained steam, its followers have been involved in real-world violence. The FBI said last year the group posed a domestic terror threat.
But even if most QAnon supporters never turn to violence, the effects could still be damaging, says West, the conspiracy theory researcher and author. For individuals, believing in conspiracy theories like QAnon can lead to social isolation or even financial distress, if they are duped into supporting the causes financially. Distrust of the medical establishment can have health consequences.
But these beliefs can also be bad for society when they become widespread, West says, pointing to Greene’s recent election win.
“You've got someone who believes in complete nonsense. And she's going to be making decisions based on that belief, and people make voting decisions based on their belief. If a false belief becomes widespread enough, it essentially corrupts all of society because it starts affecting the way people make decisions.”
In this article: Misinformation, TikTok, coronavirus, qanon, internet, Social media, Facebook, Twitter, Conspiracy theory, instagram, Covid-19, news, gear
kek
Q team knows about this "petri dish" called QAnon
https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2020/06/qanon-coronavirus/
How the Coronavirus Spread QAnon
Right-wing conspiracies and the pandemic created a petri dish for the child-trafficking hoax.
ALI BRELAND
SINDUJA RANGARAJAN
For indispensable reporting on the coronavirus crisis, the election, and more, subscribe to the Mother Jones Daily newsletter.
Jaylnn Schroeder, an Instagram influencer with 50,000 subscribers, seems like any one of the thousands of people who have grown an audience on the platform by presenting a curated glimpse of their life. With a bio of “Sharing my Passions + Purpose” that notes “I believe in love + light + 🍟,” she mostly posts photos of family, friends, and outfits.
But at the beginning of March, around two weeks before the coronavirus lockdowns started in the United States, Katie Simon, one of her followers, noticed an unusual post from Schroeder. “Randomly one day she popped up in my feed, talking about a spiritual awakening,” Simon said on the phone. “She was being vague and saying how she felt like shining light on this was her calling and she felt the need to use her voice and platform.”
Data shows a spike in QAnon searches after lockdowns started. Interest has yet to return to pre-COVID levels.
Curious, Simon dug deeper. In Schroeder’s Instagram Highlights, which are Instagram stories selected by posters to stay up longer than the normal 24 hours, Simon found a set of messages titled “Theory.”
In the posts, Simon said, Schroeder “started going off on how Tom Hanks was a pedophile, and how he’s not actually quarantined, he’s under house arrest.” The posts discussed rampant child trafficking, and told followers that a “Great Awakening” was coming, using a QAnon community term describing the supposed impending mass arrests of elites liberal pedophiles. She also posted a link to an over two and a half-hour YouTube video about the “secret cabal” running the world.
Aghast and bemused, Simon posted screenshots of Schroeder’s hoaxes to her own Instagram story in early March, showing off its absurdity. Her followers starting responding, saying they too had seen more and more such theories start popping up on the pages of other influencers. The conversations kicked into high gear just a week or so after the lockdowns aimed at stopping the spread of coronavirus had started in the U.S.
Others noticed the trend. Azadeh Ghafari, a licensed psychotherapist who runs the.wellness.therapist Instagram account, observed that the alternative medicine, wellness, and pseudoscience communities she follows on the app were starting to share the same types of QAnon and fringe-right conspiracies. Accounts offered stories about elite cabals keeping children in tunnels underneath New York City, and how the coronavirus was either a part of a plot to save them, or a coverup to harm even more children.
“It’s unlike what I’ve looked at before. You would assume these hippies are progressives,” she recently told Mother Jones. “There is this faction of ultra-conservative, some Christian, mixed in with anti-vaxxers, mixed in with health and lifestyle folks.”
the main point of article
if you read between the lines:
they are scared and in a PANIC
article after article anti-QAnon
this article sums it up if you are paying attention
'in 17 words
"widespread enough, it essentially corrupts all of society because it starts affecting the way people make decisions"
who would PAY to even come near that shit
what is this video?
Is he being blackmailed?:
https://twitter.com/nunbuhhluv/status/1301972203534274561
rayy
@nunbuhhluv
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Sep 4
@TheRealSilento
this you Loudly crying face #silento (if u want the video follow me and I’ll send it to u)
Sammy Mejia
@Sammy_Mejia201
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1h
Y’all can not tell me the tree stump in my backyard looks like #silento Skull now I can never look at it the same Woman with probing cane
ok
someone released the video to match the image of
Arrested child star now grown up
Silento
YUCK
my eyes my eyes
link to video of Silento
he must be being blackmailed
https://twitter.com/Quin25948687/status/1302032998297210880>>10542918
https://twitter.com/Quin25948687/status/1302032998297210880
Silento Receives Assault Charges Following Axe Attack
Alexander Cole
By Alexander Cole
September 04, 2020 13:50
If he were to receive the maximum sentence, Silento could be facing six years in prison.
Silento became famous a few years ago for his "Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)" song. The track was a viral sensation that had a fun dance to go along with it. However, since then, Silento hasn't been able to find another hit and things have been looking down. This was especially true this past week as it was reported that the artist broke into a couple's home and allegedly attacked them with a hatchet as he was looking for his girlfriend. Thankfully, no one was hurt as the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office noted that the couple was able to get the hatchet out of his hands.
As it stands, Silento is still in jail and his bail is being set at $105,000.
He was also hit with two "assault with a deadly weapon charges" that could potentially land him in jail for six years if the judge gives him the maximum sentence allowable by law.
Frazer Harrison/Getty Images
For now, it remains to be seen how this case will play out in the courts. Based on the early reports, this entire situation is quite bizarre and it will be interesting to see what the artist has to say about all of it.
Stay tuned for updates on this developing story as we will be sure to bring them to you.
https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/silento-receives-assault-charges-following-axe-attack-news.117239.html
teen fame
now blackmail pics and video
and stange attack/arrest/still in jail
Richard Lamar Hawk
aka Prince Silento
odd name
Prince Silento
odd name
as in
stay silento?
https://www.the-sun.com/news/1421128/who-silento-leaked-picture-rumours-twitter-arrest/
or was always silento when abused?
https://wikibious.com/silento/
https://silentoworld.com/
Silento
dancing with a giant banana is ironic
considering size of his butthole
https://youtu.be/HPeA4blfBrM
Silentó - Wild (Official Music Video)
2,687,201 views•Nov 1, 2017
maybe he is a target?
and blackmail outing him with pic and now video
2017 music video:
listen
@2:59 Silento sings
"ALL LIVES MATTER"
HE is black and IS NOT ALLOWED TO DAY THAT
2017
"ALL LIVES MATTER"
HE is black and IS NOT ALLOWED TO SAY THAT
did he still have that sentiment last week when his rosebudded butthole went viral and outed?
when Q tells us they won't be able to walk down the street I beleive it
birds of a feather really do flock together and GOOGLE knows all about it
and is making the movie a real life thing now with the Google city
Google is full of the pedos as well
now Google IS creating their own city
and will INTRODUCE CITY LAWS and ordinances
that will benefit all that live there
imagine what they will propose and the entire Goggle city will say YEAH
they might as well name it Sodom and Gomorrah with cameras microphones everywhere
not at all kidding
really think where this Google city is headed right next to San Francisco
all deviants will move to Google City to run from failing SF
and it will be made just for them
conservatives not welcome and forget it if you believe in Jesus as Christ