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@JamariTakhar [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [03]: #Woke duldet keinen Widerspruch: Erst erklärt Jason Stanley die NY Times Opinion zu rechten Sprechpuppen von James Lindsay 🤣, jetzt folgt @TheAtlantic als angeblicher Verbreiter rechts autoritärer Propaganda.
Zum Glück ist die extreme Rechte so schwach, dass sie ... [URL redacted]
"Woke tolerates no contradiction: First Jason Stanley declares the NY Times Opinion to be right-wing talking heads by James Lindsay ? , now @TheAtlantic follows as an alleged disseminator of right-wing authoritarian propaganda."
#EDUUSYaleUniversityJasonStanley
#WebsiteNewDiscoursesJamesLindsay
#NewspaperUSBrdshtNewYorkTimes
#MagazineUSTheAtlantic
#HandleTwitterDougJBalloonAKANewYorkTimesPitchbot "Opinion | I am a strong supporter of democracy. Here's why I spend most of my time laundering far right authoritarian propaganda into Atlantic-friendly think pieces....
Liz, Caitlin, Conor, Yascha, Shadi"
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@MorganBrookstein [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : @Jacob_Rees_Mogg A 1943 "Atlantic" article quoted a black union official using woke in a metaphor for social justice: “Waking up is a damn sight than going to sleep but we’ll stay woke up longer.”
A 1972 play about Marcus Garvey: "And now that Mr Garvey done woke me up, I’m gon stay woke." #woke [URL redacted]
#OrgClassifPPUKConservativePartyJacobReesMogg
#TheoryLinguisticsSemanticShift
The quote appears to be from the supplementary information included within this entry: [dictionary] #MagazineUSTheAtlantic
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@HeatherMathias [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : @PunishDem1776 #TheStormIsHere #Woke #ThankYouMrTrump #QAnon #WWG1WGA [URL redacted]
#MetaphorSpatialStorm
#ConspiracyTheory_CabalQAnon
#ConspiracyTheory_CabalQAnonWWG1WGA
#MetaphorSpatialStormTheStormIsHereHasArrived
Supplementary #MagazineUSTheAtlantic 'False Flags: Unpacking Conspiracy Theories': "a popular conspiracy theory often referred to as Q Anon or The Storm. This theory alleges that the so-called 'deep state' within the American executive branch abuses its power by kidnapping children and performing pedophilic rituals. Some even accuse the deep state of sacrificing children. The name Q Anon comes from a string of anonymous posts to the online message board 4chan and other image boards authored by an individual identifying as Q as early as October 2017. Q claims to be an employee of the U.S. government and have a Q-level clearance, which is a valid type of clearance used by the Department of Energy. Q's posts include vague information claiming Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation is not focused on Russian influence in Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, but will instead 'bring down' both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, as well as the child sex ring operated by their allies. These accusations are clearly baseless, but nevertheless have been discussed by prominent alt-right and conservative figures such as Alex Jones and Sean Hannity. Q Anon's theory was even referenced in Roseanne Barr's tweets before she was fired by ABC." [digital archives] And https://www.theatlantic.com/shadowland/ [blog]
Supplementary #MagazineUSTheAtlantic 'False Flags: Unpacking Conspiracy Theories': "a popular conspiracy theory often referred to as Q Anon or The Storm. This theory alleges that the so-called 'deep state' within the American executive branch abuses its power by kidnapping children and performing pedophilic rituals. Some even accuse the deep state of sacrificing children. The name Q Anon comes from a string of anonymous posts to the online message board 4chan and other image boards authored by an individual identifying as Q as early as October 2017. Q claims to be an employee of the U.S. government and have a Q-level clearance, which is a valid type of clearance used by the Department of Energy. Q's posts include vague information claiming Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation is not focused on Russian influence in Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, but will instead 'bring down' both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, as well as the child sex ring operated by their allies. These accusations are clearly baseless, but nevertheless have been discussed by prominent alt-right and conservative figures such as Alex Jones and Sean Hannity. Q Anon's theory was even referenced in Roseanne Barr's tweets before she was fired by ABC." [digital archives] And https://www.theatlantic.com/shadowland/ [blog]
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