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Jim Marchant: Nevada Secretary of State Nom Follows Q Accounts

Jim Marchant is running for Nevada's Secretary of State. On Gab and Telegram, he follows a number of accounts that push QAnon theories.

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Coinbase CEO Faced Massive Backlash For Banning Politics A Year Later, Here s What He Discovered

Coinbase CEO Faced Massive Backlash For Banning Politics A Year Later, Here s What He Discovered
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GhostEzra: Why the Telegram Account is Dividing QAnon Believers

Published May 26, 2021 Updated May 26, 2021, 6:46 pm CDT In the earliest days of Christianity, disciples of the teachings of Jesus spent as much time arguing with each other as they did preaching. Those first few centuries are full of recorded and theorized squabbles over the very basics of doctrine and canon, what was a “real” book of the Bible as opposed to an apocryphal one, and what the tenets of their growing religion should look like. As one scholar put it to PBS’ Frontline “from the very beginning, it seems Christianity has different ways of construing what it’s all about, which will lead to divisions and lead to conflict.”

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Gab: hack gives unprecedented look into platform used by far right

Gab: hack gives unprecedented look into platform used by far right Jason Wilson © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Stephen Maturen/Getty Images A data breach at the fringe social media site Gab has for the first time offered a picture of the user base and inner workings of a platform that has been opaque about its user base and the operation of the site. The breach, news of which first emerged in late February, allowed hackers to extract Gab databases that appear to show user accounts and a history of public posts and direct messages. The user lists appear to mark 500 accounts, including neo-Nazis, QAnon influencers, cryptocurrency advocates and conspiracy theorists, as investors. They also appear to give an overview of verified users of the platform, including prominent rightwing commentators and activists. And they mark hundreds of active users on the site as “automated”, appearing to indicate administrators knew the accounts were bots but let them

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Gab: hack gives unprecedented look into platform used by far right

Gab: hack gives unprecedented look into platform used by far right
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