Have been thinking we need some memes that normies would make AS THEY wake up - put yourself in their shoes - people they've loved and trusted and laughed along with are turning out to be actual liars. Like all those grandmas who love AC and all the faux-woke liberal hipsters who love Colbert, etc…
Put yourself in their shoes for real, and think what they would meme in their genuine disappointment/burgeoning disillusionment…
Eg. pic (just a starting thought)
Take screen caps for later proof of Twitter shadow-throttling the trend. At least the evidence of their f*ckery could be useful later.
Good work anon.
*if you (not your)
also remember "satire" allows him to say that kind of stuff about the POTUS
I must say, watching the twitter fall (with various hashtags in the settings) is glorious, and we've only just started…
Thank you EUanon!!! This sounds brilliant!
Kek. Awesome.
Hehe, that's kektastic.
Your screen caps will be useful evidence to prove Trump's whole point later, tho. Keep monitoring and updating us anon.
I'm noticing that a lot of the #GreatAwakening and #WeThePeople tweets have no likes or retweets - so don't forget to periodically jump on Twitter search for those hashtags and interact with a few, in between blasting memes out.
At least when you go there, like and retweet some of the ones which are showing up.
Good stuff anon, see you after work.
Good anon - couple of tweaks:
Let's
Had (not has)
Together we can stop this. MAGA.
(Separate sentences or separate lines. Otherwise sounds like it's against MAGA)
Good, also gotta fix the "let's" in this one
Woo! Stay on target anons!
Ooh, dank.. I mean DARK, anon.
NB. Remember that if you start your Tweet with @[somebody] - make sure to put a period (or any character) before it
as in:
.@[somebody] followed by tweet contents #hashtag/s (attached meme pic)
That way their followers will see it.
If you start with @somebody - Twitter thinks it's a private conversation and makes it so the followers won’t see that tweet unless they follow both accounts. It will still be visible to anyone who visits your @target's profile page directly, but it will not be automatically pushed to everyone who follows them.
www.themuse.com/advice/mystery-dot-the-best-kept-secret-on-twitter
>>73180 !!
And reminder not to forget to jump on the Twitter #hashtag search and like and retweet other soldier's tweets
As did I anon, as did I. ;)
Another thing you can do is to periodically jump on Twitter, search for those hashtags and interact with a few by giving them likes and retweets, in between blasting memes out. (It makes them less likely to be flagged as spam, and people are more likely to like or retweet something that another person has already done so on.) Keep it up!
#wednesdaymotivation (along with #wednesdaywisdom which people have already been piggybacking on) seem appropriate. If we just latch onto hashtags too randomly we're more likely to get flagged as spam.
Just read this on an anon's tweet - if correct, we should pay attention to it and really focus on pushing out fresh tweets until we hit no.1!!
"Retweets don't trend, copy the post and paste it."
It is (slimly) possible that Twitter will (for once) not kill your hashtags - perhaps POTUS pushed back the awards date to allow for the Project Veritas Twitter tapes to come out and ensure public awareness of shady (shadowy) practices, so they can't control the Twitter narrative so brazenly as before… (stable) genius if so.
(Am sure there are other reasons too.)
For those who are good with words - remember Q's instructions included "posts" - so feel free to craft some beautifully word-smithed sentiments and @realDonaldTrump (along with our hashtags). Also don't forget to get this stuff onto Fakebook (if that's your sphere of influence.):
>MSM Fake News Awards.
>Are you prepared?
>MEMES/POSTS.
Stuff from FB often reaches people effectively there, and gets spread round a bit on FB, then pops up organically on Twitter. All part of the SM ecosystem. A lot of normies use FB but not Twitter.
Have noticed the odd anon tweeting them here and there, but as I understand it, they're mostly part of a latter phase of roll out..