Facebook
has been around since early 2004, and recently turned 21. Despite what
they might try to make out, it's reasonably well known that it was set
up by the deep state for social programing purposes and Mark Zuckerburg
is just an actor playing a role. In reality he is as clueless about what
he's supposed to be doing as Elon Musk or Joe Biden.
The
platform has a long history of trying to censor and control content,
and I'm often asked why I would bother posting on a deep state
controlled platform that is attempting to program everyone's minds.
Two
big plus factors for me are that it's the biggest social media platform
by miles, supposedly with three billion active users, and I also think it's the
best designed all round social media platform - it's really well
sorted.
YouTube
is ranked at #2 but it's not actually a social media platform - it's a
heavily censored collection of videos with the vast majority of the
traffic and comments being very obviously done by AI. Facebook also owns
WhatsApp, Instagram, and a bunch of other platforms...
Admittedly
very few of those three billion users are using it on their computers
like I am. Something like 98% of Facebook users are viewing it on a
mobile phone, so they are seeing a controlled algorithm feed, with all
the ads. I'm viewing it on my PC or laptop and seeing a chronological
feed with a lot less "sponsored posts". In fact the feed I'm seeing is a
surprisingly full on and mostly uncensored exposure of the deep state
narrative.
The
majority of Facebook users are apparently Indians using mobile phones,
but that is another thing about FB - it's like a vast ocean and you can
pretty much stick to your own area, never knowing the rest even exists.
I
don't think I've ever interacted with an Indian on a mobile phone, but
who knows, it's possible half my FB friends are actually Indian tech
contractors employed by the CIA and pretending to be conspiracy
theorists.