I am coming to despise Drafter accounts (accounts that exploit some well-known person's name and reputation to grown their own account, their own clicks, and their own influence.
They draft off the back of these people just like a car drafting off of another leading car in a formula one race. They set behind them, use them and then use that advantage for themselves.
These are absolutely disgusting. I'm coming to loathe them as much as the clickbait and disinfo operatives in the truth sphere (who I despise way, way more than the legacy propaganda media)
The profile does say "Parody account. No affiliation. Follow @RobertKennedyJr" but it still has the singular purpose of exploiting RFKs name and reputation for its own benefit. Let see. If the account had nothing to do with RFK, and if certain people didn't foolishly believe this was RFK, would it have any traction? No.
There are plenty of accounts that have built up followings and which enjoy wide readership because of the content that they share and the hard work they have put in over time.
These accounts are nothing more than thieves, even while telling themselves, oh, it's ok, I'm promoting good stories...
People being aware of the fact that the deep state exists is the first step. So many normies in denial. Once everyone is on board it will be impossible to hide their corruption.
And we will not stop until we splinter them, the Khazars, and the minions, the deep state, into a thousand pieces and reclaim our country, and the world.
Love is love, Stand With Ukraine, Black Lives Matter, Coexist, My body my choice, No Human is Illegal…… everything these people believe is nothing more than a bumper sticker on a Subaru. It’s all Black or White, nothing is nuanced, only I’m good your evil. This is how wars start because these people would look at anyone that talks to Russia as evil. It’s madness, it’s childish, how does one move forward with these people. The evil me wishes these people could find themselves living in the realities of war knowing that is what they wanted.
On X, the different colored badges (or checkmarks) next to a user's profile name indicate various statuses or subscription levels. As of March 3, 2025, here’s what they generally mean based on current X policies and practices:
Blue Checkmark: This is the most common badge. It signifies either:
A legacy verified account from before Elon Musk’s changes (pre-2022), marking notable figures like politicians, celebrities, or activists to confirm their identity. These are being phased out over time.
A Twitter Blue subscriber (now X Premium), where anyone paying for the subscription (starting at $8/month) gets a blue checkmark. To distinguish between the two, you can click or hover over the badge: legacy accounts say "verified because they’re notable," while subscribers say "verified via subscription."
Gold Checkmark: This badge is for official organizations or businesses, like companies, brands, or media outlets. It’s part of the "X for Business" program and typically comes with a square profile picture frame. It’s meant to differentiate corporate entities from individuals and requires a higher-tier subscription or verification process.
Gray Checkmark: Used for government accounts, political parties, or certain public figures, this badge indicates an official status. It’s less common and acts as a secondary label to certify authenticity beyond the blue checkmark, often applied to accounts needing extra trust (e.g., elected officials or state agencies).
These badges are tied to X’s evolving verification and monetization system. The colors don’t have deeper symbolic meaning beyond these categories—just practical markers for identity or payment status. Other icons or labels (like a podium for state-affiliated media) might appear, but they’re not colored badges in the same way. Policies can shift, so the exact meanings might adjust over time, but this reflects the setup as of now.
I fully agree, but this account does not belong to RFK Jr.
https://x.com/RFKJr_Official
I'd love to hear him say something like this officially.
So sick of these imposter accounts. They trick people into think it's the real person. USE DISCERNMENT FOLKS :)
100%
I am coming to despise Drafter accounts (accounts that exploit some well-known person's name and reputation to grown their own account, their own clicks, and their own influence.
They draft off the back of these people just like a car drafting off of another leading car in a formula one race. They set behind them, use them and then use that advantage for themselves.
These are absolutely disgusting. I'm coming to loathe them as much as the clickbait and disinfo operatives in the truth sphere (who I despise way, way more than the legacy propaganda media)
Grrrr......
<end rant>
Thanks, and I agree. X really should note on any such account that it is a parody account.
The profile does say "Parody account. No affiliation. Follow @RobertKennedyJr" but it still has the singular purpose of exploiting RFKs name and reputation for its own benefit. Let see. If the account had nothing to do with RFK, and if certain people didn't foolishly believe this was RFK, would it have any traction? No.
There are plenty of accounts that have built up followings and which enjoy wide readership because of the content that they share and the hard work they have put in over time.
These accounts are nothing more than thieves, even while telling themselves, oh, it's ok, I'm promoting good stories...
They have become a blight on the truth community.
Exactly. And this post would have never received 400+ upvotes on this site were it not stealing RFK Jr's good name.
Sadly, the content itself is good. But the author makes it a sham, by being such a fake exploiter.
Wish he had more than one: a govt official then a person opinion; so things like this could be posted
Sooooo.... the Kazarian Mafia?????
Every single time.
kvetching noises
This ain't RFK Jr's official account...but it also AIN'T wrong. I'm SO tired of what ain't right being acceptable. This tweet/X is spot-on.
(them)
((Them))
No. (((Them)))
I love the reuse of his uncle's thousand pieces...
But who 🤔
That's the community we all know about.
Badass!
People being aware of the fact that the deep state exists is the first step. So many normies in denial. Once everyone is on board it will be impossible to hide their corruption.
All aboard...
This should be the daily prayer for Every member of the Trump admin !
"()x3"
KEK!
No argument from me.
❤️❤️❤️
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And we will not stop until we splinter them, the Khazars, and the minions, the deep state, into a thousand pieces and reclaim our country, and the world.
RFK Jr would agree with this 100% though
Splinter them into a thousand pieces, ans use the splinters as kindling in the peace pipe.
How is this community so easily fooled by fakr accounts?
Not that I disagree with the sentiment but the amount of Frens that so blindly think this is RFK Jr. is sad 😞
They messed with the wrong generation…
Love is love, Stand With Ukraine, Black Lives Matter, Coexist, My body my choice, No Human is Illegal…… everything these people believe is nothing more than a bumper sticker on a Subaru. It’s all Black or White, nothing is nuanced, only I’m good your evil. This is how wars start because these people would look at anyone that talks to Russia as evil. It’s madness, it’s childish, how does one move forward with these people. The evil me wishes these people could find themselves living in the realities of war knowing that is what they wanted.
The people need to hear this coming from The Administration, over and over.
This may help some people on here.
From Grok:
On X, the different colored badges (or checkmarks) next to a user's profile name indicate various statuses or subscription levels. As of March 3, 2025, here’s what they generally mean based on current X policies and practices: Blue Checkmark: This is the most common badge. It signifies either: A legacy verified account from before Elon Musk’s changes (pre-2022), marking notable figures like politicians, celebrities, or activists to confirm their identity. These are being phased out over time.
A Twitter Blue subscriber (now X Premium), where anyone paying for the subscription (starting at $8/month) gets a blue checkmark. To distinguish between the two, you can click or hover over the badge: legacy accounts say "verified because they’re notable," while subscribers say "verified via subscription."
Gold Checkmark: This badge is for official organizations or businesses, like companies, brands, or media outlets. It’s part of the "X for Business" program and typically comes with a square profile picture frame. It’s meant to differentiate corporate entities from individuals and requires a higher-tier subscription or verification process.
Gray Checkmark: Used for government accounts, political parties, or certain public figures, this badge indicates an official status. It’s less common and acts as a secondary label to certify authenticity beyond the blue checkmark, often applied to accounts needing extra trust (e.g., elected officials or state agencies).
These badges are tied to X’s evolving verification and monetization system. The colors don’t have deeper symbolic meaning beyond these categories—just practical markers for identity or payment status. Other icons or labels (like a podium for state-affiliated media) might appear, but they’re not colored badges in the same way. Policies can shift, so the exact meanings might adjust over time, but this reflects the setup as of now.
Thanks for the info.
Absolutely.