Tim Pool

Anyway, so let me explain posts like this.

So when you're dealing with a coordinated operation, there are a few websites that you can see that function this way.

This is a big story recently because we saw the pro-India content.

We saw the pro-sugary drinks content.

You guys remember this?

Let me pull this one up for you so I can explain it.

MAGA sugary drinks.

Let me see if I can find this one.

We got this from Newsweek.

Let's pull this one in.

Says Democrats and Republicans flip sides in war on sugary drinks.

Sure.

Here's that's from March of this year.

Let's pull up this from The Guardian.

Inside the Republican network behind Big Soda's bid to pit MAGA against MAHA, a Guardian investigation finds the U.S.

soda and snack food industries threatened by RFK June's movement to change America's eating habits have turned to a group of well-known connected strategists, shadowy pollsters and anti-woke influencers.

What we ended up seeing was a bunch of prominent accounts all of a sudden saying, why are they going to ban sugary drinks from Snap?

People have a right to choose.

And it was coming from prominent conservatives.

And it's just like, hold on.