Thread by @ThyConsigliori

People keep hitting me with questions about this. So, just a few quick thoughts... /1

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Yes, it is a very dangerous, horrifying thing. Yes, it is completely predictable considering the power grab we're witnessing as a fraudulent president is installed. The suppression of the voice of the People's President is completely inside their game plan. /2

But I am not afraid. At all. Big tech has always been our enemy. There's nothing new here. Perhaps bids like Gab or Parler are part of the answer. Perhaps new answers will arise. But I have tremendous confidence that answers will arise and I have an example to happily share. /3

Once upon a time, George Sorros was my hero for many different reasons. I could not have imagined the evil that runs through his veins back then, I assure you. But one of the things I loved him for at the time was his part in taking down the USSR. How so? With fax machines. /4

There is a thing called network theory, and it measures something called externality, or the values of a new node in a communications network, outside the current set, external to them. It also measure values having nothing to do with the value of the machines or wiring, etc. /5

For example, a single fax machine has precisely zero value and therefore its cost is correspondingly infinite. When adding just 1 machine to the new network, the value of each has doubled, the cost-to-value ratio has halved. I can't do much more math for you, but others can. /6

Most especially Soros. He realized that with what was for him pennies too few to count, he could arm a network of anti-government offices with fax machines that, at the time, the Moscow government was powerless to monitor or obstruct. It was genius, and it worked. /7

That's what I'm telling everyone today, about Trump being banned from Twitter, and the power of Big Tech to control us, and suppress our movement. It can, of course, but only as long as we let it. We have many network communications masters among us. Communication will occur. /8

Last point. Evildoers never see what hides behind the exploding volume of their egos when in that moment of vast power clouding their minds, their delicious moment of pure victory. They did this. They did this, their minds tell them. They are MIGHTY! /9

Flushed with this cosmic ego power, it never crosses their minds that by shutting down Trump's voice they AMPLIFY his influence. In our moment of depression and temptation to despair, they give us precisely the rallying cry we need. They harden us, toughing us right up. /10

And when? When are they stiffening our resolves and pumping the blood of dedication through our previously softening veins? In that very moment when they should most be feeding the fuel of our sense of powerlessness. Their impact is the exact opposite of their mandate. /11

So, in the silence of Trump's absence, it is on us to speak for him, until he decides his avenue by which to communicate with us. Silence can be beautiful. It can be the source of an entirely new song for us all to sing, in unison. I can hear the song of angry men. Can't you? /12

Thoughts end at #12.