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When The Plot Twists

Daily Harvest, January 04 2020 005 Twitter Bookmarks

WhatsApp-based misinformation campaigns helped make Jair Bolsonaro president of Brazil. The app still serves as a tool of radicalization, and Brazil is feeling the effects. https://t.co/QqShzPNpuT by @DavidNemer

— @JessieNYC (@JessieNYC) October 10, 2019

Fairly certain that crude oil is a genuine eldritch horror.

• lied in wait in the Earth's crust for literally millions of years
• made from the dead bodies of creatures nobody in recorded history has ever seen alive
• almost immediately granted us advanced technology

— 🌨🌲🦌🌲🌨 (@YseultCeirw) October 9, 2019

Y’all it is time for Linda Goes To A Bar

Tonight I am at a best western that inexplicably has a hotel bar

And you fucking bet I came down to see what the shit a best western bar looks like

— Linda Tirado (@KillerMartinis) October 11, 2019

In what is no doubt a total coincidence, a bunch of partially automated Turkish Twitter accounts that have been dormant since shortly after Erdoğan's 2014 electoral victory have started waking up to promote the present invasion.https://t.co/TnczBMbYDZ

— Conspirador Norteño (@conspirator0) October 11, 2019

"WHAT IT MEANS TO ETHICALLY TRAVEL WHILE HORNY"

This is why it's so hard to grow up in Thailand. Sex tourism is a legacy of R&R from the US-Vietnam War. Ever sit we hut puberty, my peers and I would get sexually harassed by sex tourists by just existing in our own homeland. https://t.co/VlRafmwli0

— Aree Worawongwasu (@AWorawongwasu) October 11, 2019

”8000 years ago, the Tongva and Tataviam peoples, who made their homes in what we now call the Los Angeles Basin, did exactly what many of us have been doing for the last few days: They inhaled the bone-dry air of a wind-scoured fall afternoon and watched the hillsides burn.” https://t.co/HqVkeBqLM4

— Khanoisseur 🐶🤦🏻‍♂️🌎 (@Khanoisseur) October 11, 2019

When are uk egg producers going to start using this no kill method? #eggs https://t.co/aSn6K8gZDI

— Liz (@Liz_Miles) October 12, 2019

I have a mailing list if you're interested in occasional emails about what sandwich I'm eating and what art project I am currently banging my head against. https://t.co/xBULBqQwOs

— Joshua of Santospirito (@JshSantospirito) October 13, 2019

#CambodianThoughts pic.twitter.com/z3VIvrxQBX

— Maya Gilliss-Chapman (@Mayagc) September 22, 2019

We keep reposting this stuff. That’s what they want.

5. As much as I hate to post this, given how much people are talking about this story, and that it involves the president's club, his supporters, and an organization that supports him, here's the video in question: pic.twitter.com/qqtllitsIP

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) October 14, 2019

I got to fit in stuff like this map of what ~150 years of colonization looks like. (Native American land loss from 1776 to 1930) which took me forever to animate so I made a gif of it pic.twitter.com/4XLX3KfGKq

— Ranjani Chakraborty (@ranjchak) October 14, 2019

Miles to go before I sleep, but here is the trailer for my very first film, Always Open, The Eureka Hotel. It was a real hotel on the same street as The Lorraine. I never knew its history until I became a writer. Thankful that this house haunted me. pic.twitter.com/QOG1mi4ZcB

— jamey hatley (@jameyhatley) October 15, 2019

So close to publication that we have a page. Our new book – Digital Witness – on open source investigations for #HumanRights co-edited with amazing co-eds @KAlexaKoenig @Daragh_Murray now online and coming soon from @OUPLaw @HRBDTNews #OSINT https://t.co/f7vcY4qTwK pic.twitter.com/AJ2hS66RRL

— Sam Dubberley (@samdubberley) October 15, 2019

His presidency has been the only period in my life during which I've found myself regularly questioning the fundamental reality reality of things: "Can this ludicrous shit actually be happening?" https://t.co/RKTsm62TNb

— William Gibson (@GreatDismal) October 17, 2019

My amazing son Fox turns 24 today.
An autistic person, he plays life on the hardest difficulty level, economically & mentally.
He’s one of the reasons I’m switching careers. Comics don’t pay enough to support a disabled adult. Animation jobs can.
Love you, Mr. Fox. 🖤🧡💖🦊

— Misfit Toy 🧸 Lea Seidman (@SeidmanLea) October 17, 2019

pic.twitter.com/rou636XsF3

— Ken Klippenstein (@kenklippenstein) October 17, 2019

Hitting stores this week from @PenguinIndia – my entire backlist of novels, comprising The #AryavartaChronicles #Immortal and #Three Keeping them company is my latest, #Beast . Which ones have you read so far? pic.twitter.com/0TivZgMzNY

— Krishna Udayasankar (@krisudayasankar) October 14, 2019

Sorry We Missed You is one of Ken Loach’s finest contributions to working-class fiction. Turning his lens on the gig economy, the film portrays a family battered into crisis by the inexorable logic of the market, struggling with zero-hours contracts. https://t.co/sULXQisaq3

— Jacobin (@jacobinmag) October 18, 2019

Same for USA. Economies of scale, arguably. That’s why EU conglomeration is successful.

Hail the Dominion of Wuhan https://t.co/NrjIN9QKhj

— Highland 'The White Terror' Paddy (香港) (@HighlandPaddyHK) October 18, 2019

I’ve gotten so much from this app—

jobs
friendships
education
laughter
support for freedom fund
grants
media invites
so many opportunities

both when I’ve asked and not, good things happen

so—seriously—I’m genuinely surprised that in 12 years Twitter hasn’t found me a husband

— elisabeth epps is tired. (@elisabeth) October 19, 2019

Everyone in USA is depressed, has addictions. Price for maintaining the system.

#MedievalTwitter history belongs to everyone. We would lack so much insight into medieval Europe without the work of scholars of color, many of whom I’ve met on here. This exclusionary idealism pushes them, and my grand-advisor, out of the picture. https://t.co/iUeHHGM2qh

— Sarah Luginbill (@salu1292) October 18, 2019

Early twentieth century Populist on Jesus’s twelve apostles as the “first union”, with “one scab in it” and “last meeting in Jerusalem.” pic.twitter.com/6wxigKDrQc

— Anton Jäger (@AntonJaegermm) October 20, 2019

Oh hey. More of the great stuff I see every day that I'm told doesn't exist in Japan. https://t.co/VSkeqw20pn

— OLIVIA ☭ HILL (@machineiv) October 20, 2019

Brilliant demolition of Brexit on live TV.

You’d never see this on a BBC vox pop.

Rachel in Parliament Square tells it like it is at the #PeoplesVoteMarch.pic.twitter.com/YwefwO5Qlv

— Remain Central #FBPE #StopBrexit #Remain (@remain_central) October 19, 2019

Brilliant demolition of Brexit on live TV.

You’d never see this on a BBC vox pop.

Rachel in Parliament Square tells it like it is at the #PeoplesVoteMarch.pic.twitter.com/YwefwO5Qlv

— Remain Central #FBPE #StopBrexit #Remain (@remain_central) October 19, 2019

Chileans are circulating this to show what the massive protests are about

Chile is a neoliberal capitalist dystopia with a repressive violent regime where inequality is astronomical, poverty is growing, and everything is privatized, including water, roads, and the pension system pic.twitter.com/wnZUB0uBer

— Ben Norton (@BenjaminNorton) October 21, 2019

Charities are mutual aid.
Charities are what Churches give to, what superman donates to.
We all have this impulse.

) ) )
) ( ) ) )
_(___(____)____(___( __
charities shouldn't be /_
necessary because the/ |
Government should /__|
take care of all the /
things charities do/
____________/

— Joshua, but with laser eyes (@Coshua4Jongress) October 21, 2019

"[A filmmaker] kept trying to get me to say that everything came from my deep dark psyche, and I kept saying: there’s a world out there…Whatever [novelists'] deep, dark interior lives may have been, they were still looking out”
Congrats @MargaretAtwood https://t.co/0yEnIV5PHH

— Elizabeth Briel (@ArtMaterialist) October 15, 2019

My take on the @guardian's story about Google's funding of climate denial groups:

This isn't primarily a story about environmental hypocrisy. It’s a story about how America’s largest information source is actively funding misinformation.https://t.co/msVcHBGSUd

— Emily Atkin (@emorwee) October 22, 2019

Since everybody takin about Tulsa y’all should look at these as well:

Orangeburg Massacre

the Catcher “Race Riot”

The Rosewood Massacre

the Ocoee Massacre.

Elaine Massacre

Slocum Massacre

Polk County Massacre

Thibodaux Massacre

Hamburg Massacre

— 🍵🍰 TeaCake the unbothered🥱 (@Azhrarn2) October 22, 2019

Seis Manos is officially one of MY favorite animes of all time.#SeisManos pic.twitter.com/eDRadKTXRf

— iR528 (@ir528) October 23, 2019

Grateful to @donlemon for letting me go on television to discuss Trump's latest crying-burlymen story, the very best subset of sir story. pic.twitter.com/Ym0AYbNV6M

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) October 24, 2019

.@BBCNews now has a dedicated .onion address! The site is a mirror of the BBC intl. news site, allowing censored users to circumvent blocks and access BBC content more securely via the @TorProject browser. The URL: https://t.co/M10XOw55Wx https://t.co/YibCJw95pD

— Open Technology Fund (@OpenTechFund) October 23, 2019

The second #CambridgeAnalytica employee memoir is now available. #Targeted #Mindf_ck pic.twitter.com/8NSp4kfl1E

— David Carroll 🦅 (@profcarroll) October 22, 2019

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