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What Role Did Hillary Clinton “Fan Boy” Adam Parkhomenko Play in The Joe Rogan Hit?
February 10, 2022 ( ago)
One could not have possibly watched the vicious attack on podcast host Joe Rogan and believed that it was all a run-of-the-mill “Twitter mob” cancellation. We certainly didn’t.
As it turns out, the political attack on Joe Rogan was a planned, calculated hit, with the heaviest lifting done by Clintonland veterans who now stoke Twitter mobs for grift and profit. Surprise, surprise.
Let’s hit the rewind button and analyze how this whole thing went down.
First of all, the video compilation of Joe Rogan saying the “n-word” may be a few years old, but it was revived and publicized by the left-wing Twitter group PatriotTakes.
CW: Multiple clips of Joe Rogan saying the N-word.
This is who the right is defending. pic.twitter.com/qqaB12dFYz
— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) January 30, 2022
PatriotTakes’s Twitter profile reveals that it is partnered with another group, Meidas Touch. Meidas Touch is a Super PAC, a political organization that is allowed to collect unlimited donations from outside supporters, but can only make limited donations to support candidates and is barred from coordinating with campaigns.
For the past week, PatriotTakes and Meidas Touch have been fighting relentlessly to make the Rogan story as viral as possible, with the clear objective from the very beginning of getting Rogan’s show pulled off Spotify. This is not a purely organic Twitter mob. This is the work of professionals in creating astroturfed viral content. Professionals who know how to stoke an outrage flame as hot as possible.
Of course, duplicity is their stock in trade. The professional goons at Meidas Touch claim to oppose cancellation, when it is obvious they relentlessly support it:
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Meidastouch is now trying to bscktrack and pretend they did not help launch an attack on Joe Rogan and did not try to Cancel Joe Rogan.
I already dealt with most of the claims in this thread, but let's do it again because I won't stand for this dishonesty and nonsense. https://t.co/nRMcRp3Ljf
— Wokal Distance (@wokal_distance) February 8, 2022
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Meidastouch says they don't want to cancel people (pic 1), but
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when Malcolm Nance said #firejoerogan Ben from Meidastouch RT'd it (pic 2).
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When Patriottakes called for Joe Rogan to be fired Ben said Thank you! (pic 3) and Meidastouch amplified/endorsed that tweet (Pic 4) pic.twitter.com/e8FfcGSwne
— Wokal Distance (@wokal_distance) February 8, 2022
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When that video was posted on twitter previously, it only got 600 RT's, and 600 Quote RT's.
The Patriottakes repost of the video got 10 times that many: 6,000 RT's and 4,000 Quote RT's.
Why? because Patriotakes had political pros (Meidastouch) amplify and boost their tweet. pic.twitter.com/78YkvDhqUZ
— Wokal Distance (@wokal_distance) February 8, 2022
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This is the twitter feed of Ben Meiselas (@meiselasb) of Meidastouch.
His whole feed is just tweet and RT's of Joe Rogan clips to make Rogan look bad. Ben has 162k followers. He is not just RTing randomly, he's trying to get "saturation."
What's "Saturation" you ask? pic.twitter.com/Mg9MojqlHt
— Wokal Distance (@wokal_distance) February 8, 2022
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The Meidastouch crew did not create the video, but they worked with @patriottakes to amplify and boost the signal of the video so it would get traction and go viral.
They were manufacturing virality, and they knew precisely what they were doing because they are professionals
— Wokal Distance (@wokal_distance) February 8, 2022
Even before the N-word tape, PatriotTakes was relentlessly tracking Rogan and complaining, with the obvious goal of going viral and taking out Rogan.
https://www.revolver.news/2022/02/hillary-clinton-fan-boy-adam-parkhomenko-and-the-joe-rogan-hit/