By 1942 Adolf Hitler had established himself as one of the top pro riders in the burgeoning German urban freestyle scene. He was described in Skateboarder magazine (Deutsche Edition) as "the most shredding dude over a 12-set in Berlin". Tony Hawk would later list him as one his biggest skating inspirations.
Lets say, for arguments sake, that every American first lady was really female. Except for Big Mike, because that would be just too retarded. But is there a single one who didn't have at least more masculine biomarkers than average? What are the odds of all 54 first ladies having a somewhat masculine appearance?
I think the most likely possible exception is Hillary Clinton, but that is mainly because there were just too many actors playing that role, & some of them were actually female.
So yes, I am saying Jackie Kennedy was a tranny, and the Robert F. Kennedy was gay, but that is another story...
Facebook
has long had a reputation for censoring all non approved content.
During the covidhoax (2020-2024) this censorship was particularly bad,
and if you wanted to post anything that questioned the deep state
narratives, you had to misspell key words, blur parts of images, and run
multiple accounts to work around the constant 30 day account
suspensions.
But in 2025 (essentially since Trump was selected), FB seems to have reprogrammed their censorship AI, and told it to back off. Most people on FB are now used to the old censorship restrictions, and like sheep avoiding an electric fence, they have no idea the power to the fence is no longer turned on.
We can now post all sorts of stuff that would have caused an account suspension in 2024 - vaccinations, eugenics, trannies, jews, globalist pedos - most of this stuff is no longer a problem on FB. There are still a few things that can trigger the censors, but they are often quite hard to anticipate.
For example any deep reveals on jewish ownership and control of "alternative" gatekeeper shill influencers may be deleted, while discussing butthole sex practise manuals written for children's school sex education classes may be fine. It's hard to pick, but in general you can get away with a lot more stuff now than you could at any time over the previous decade.
Rather than suspending your account, now the bots are more likely to just grey list it so everything you post comes up low in the AI algorithms. By always remembering to click on "Feeds" rather than just looking at a timeline of whatever approved popular shit the FB AI chooses for you, can see a chronological feed and bypass the effects of most of the grey listings anyway.
This uncertainty about censorship lead me to do an "AUGUST EXPERIMENT". Throughout August 2025 I tested what we can get away with on Facebook, and what, if anything, we can't. I had my fingers crossed, hoping that my account wouldn't get suspended, because that would have hindered the experiment. But I have other accounts... And no, I didn't end up getting suspended!
Over the month I did over 180 posts, many chosen to
trigger AI or offend normies. Some of them were images that I've
previously had account suspensions for posting.
Only three posts
were censored, all of which I've later edited and slipped past the AI on
the second try. I didn't get any suspensions, and there was no mention
of "fact checkers".
About 25 people unfriended me, (mainly
American fans of Trump) but that was partly offset by about 10 new
friend requests. There is no accounting for taste!
To see all these posts with the reactions as well, check out my TOM ANDERSON Facebook account.
LOL - I don't really use Arch, I only said that to troll some Linux geeks. In reality I wouldn't even be able to install Arch, and I actually use Mint. But geeks can be such plonkers sometimes, after looking at a bunch of Linux forums yesterday to solve some tech problems, I needed to post some memes today.
BTW I Use Arch is a catchphrase used to make fun of the type of person who feels superior because they use a more difficult Linux distribution. Memes about ArchLinux users being nerds have appeared online as early as 2011 and are likely inspired by troubleshooting posts by Arch users trying to maintain the OS. The memes became increasingly popularized on Linux-based subreddits around 2018.
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