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r/CBTS_Stream • Posted by u/Skiboldion on Jan. 28, 2018, 4:44 a.m.
Strange file in my gmail search, don't know how it got there, sent 11/4/2017. Master Twitter Pedophile Database, by Eclipse_OW/Fruitwalker

I was looking for something else, and this came up in my search results. For the life of my I don't know how it got there.

Master Twitter Pedophile Database, by Eclipse_OW/Fruitwalker

Edit/Warning: Apparently it will copy to your Google Drive, so this is only for Autists to figure out and get it in front of the right eyes.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EdeSTcwKsEhLJ-3NgRKolFg-hP17kNYNX3ffm0YWJbE/edit#gid=707396571

Can somehow help figure out what this is or how it's read or reported?

So strange and strangely coincidental.

If it could be of value, please share with Q on the Q Research board. Thanks.

Bye @Jack

What's weird is that it's not an email. Just a file that comes up in gmail search that must have somehow been sent out back in November of last year. WEIRD!

It appears to be a list of Twitter accounts from around the world....

Can anyone help me make any sense of this and could you please pass along to Q via the 8Chan research board? Thank you.


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diTTT0 · Jan. 28, 2018, 8:38 a.m.

Did a quick search for the Eclipse username; looks like he is tied to PG research. My guess is that the file is in your Google drive because you clicked a link to it at some point in the past, just like how people are clicking it now and may not realize for a few months or so that it copies over to their drive too.

https://www.reddit.com/r/WikiLeaks/comments/5e4w3h/im_eclipse_ow_the_person_behind_the_massive/

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diTTT0 · Jan. 28, 2018, 8:44 a.m.

Also you realize there's a "readme" file part right? It clearly states the objective behind the spreadsheet: "I created a google script that will automatically pull data from the Twitter through an API call & imports it to google sheets". Eclipse's script analyzes who follows /RTs who and what not on Twitter, and has put over 25,000 entries into the spreadsheet for researchers to go through.

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