Kash - "In less than one week, Nancy Pelosi's lies about the National Guard on Jan. 6 have been exposed, Zuckerberg admitted to rigging an election by suppressing true information at the FBI's request, and the truth about the Afghan disaster authored by Harris, Milley, and Austin has finally ....."
(truthsocial.com)
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Respectfully, you're bring played if you fall for Zuckerberg apology letter. But right to point out that Zuckerberg is not his own man. He is owned lock, stock, and barrel by the CIA.
Why Zuck's 'Apology' Letter Signals MORE Censorship Is Coming.
https://12ft.io/https://thefederalist.com/2024/08/27/minnesota-county-accepts-20000-grant-from-zuckbucks-group-ahead-of-2024-election/
Who's the fool? Sometimes, we look to close to a thing, using a magnifying glass, so we mix the larger context.
IMO, you'd have to be dialed in on to a normie-level focus to think that Zuckerberg's letter has significance in terms of 'an apology'.
The significance of the act and the admission itself is what really counts in terms of the larger narrative war. It signals a power shift and a narrative shift, and a strong one.
Zuck was owned ... as you put it .... "lock, stock, and barrel" by the Clowns, BUT the Clowns don't go around admitting to evil and exposing their own actions and deeds.
So, could it be, and rhetorical question because, yes, Zuck is no longer dancing to the Clown music. We've seen the Strings Cut scenario in a big way several times in the past 8 years. This has the hallmarks of strings cut, imo.
It's normie thinking to focus on "Oh, Zuck apologized, so that means he's had a change of heart" or "Zuck apologized, and that makes things right" or any sort of direction like that.
Zuck is not important in himself. But exposing that faesbuk was (and has been being) used as an instrument of false information and censorship, that's a huge red pill to drop on the general population, and in the narrative war, it signals a massive yielding of ground.
Overton's goalposts, again.
https://burningbright.substack.com/p/overtons-goalpost