It I could give the black collective with one gift today, it would be knowledge of self. Our lack of is what makes us susceptible to being bamboozled, continuous exploitation, working against our own interest and contributing to (and in many cases financing) our own oppression.

Previous Post They tested this technology on us during the Ferguson uprising using hashtags promoted by BLM and Deray, minions of Facebook and Twitter, nobodies elevated by both platforms to give the appearance of leadership and credibility where there was none. This is about more than tracking. The use of hashtags was a setup. BLM and Deray encouraged protesters to use certain hashtags and post their movements & actions on social media. It is no coincidence Deray was close friends with Twitter founder Jack Dorsey. Nobody finds it curious a tech mogul had such an interest in a ‘protester” who came out of nowhere, wasn’t from Ferguson, didn’t have any ties to the region wasn’t knowledgeable about the region yet was anointed to a leadership position based on Twitter followers? Protesters were ambushed, their devices wiped, audio and video evidence of police abuses erased. Once law enforcement, Facebook and Twitter were successful in testing this technology it was implemented elsewhere. Here’s one example… <br><br>You could being traced right now.

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