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It should also consider adding an optional “two-key” system, in which an independent signoff from a separate account is required before a proposed tweet is broadcast.
Attackers launched a “phishing” attempt against the AP’s emails shortly before the hoax tweet was sent.
A lawsuit for losses stemming from the hoaxed tweet would face nearly insurmountable obstacles.
We also control for the fact that migrants tend to tweet less than others, making it harder for us to find them in the 1% sample.
They should blog, tweet, write editorials and press releases, as well as log and document cases of police abuse (and the abusers).
It is easy to tweet “BoE forecasts 2% growth.”
And in a fatal tweet, Le Pen’s top aide seems to link himself to a cyber attack most likely conceived, if not executed, several thousand kilometers to the east.
But many people liked that he seemed to say (or tweet) whatever he felt, offering “straight talk” that contrasted sharply with the approach of more polished politicians, including President Xi Jinping, who watches his every word.
Trump’s Flirtation with ViolenceNEW YORK – Some people might have dismissed Donald Trump’s recent tweet of a video clip showing him punching the face of a man with a CNN logo on his head as yet another example of the US president’s vulgar buffoonery – unseemly, perhaps, but par for the course.
Unusually for him, he has refused to comment or tweet about her.
Then, in a later tweet, Trump falsely stated that, “Early this year Harley-Davidson said they would move much of their plant operations in Kansas City to Thailand,” and that “they were just using Tariffs/Trade War as an excuse.”
In yet another tweet, Trump turned to threats, warning that, “Harley must know that they won’t be able to sell back into U.S. without paying a big tax!”
In a final tweet, Trump decreed that, “A Harley-Davidson should never be built in another country – never!”
Instead of waiting in fear of Trump’s next tweet, we Europeans should lay the foundations for a Europe that is strong, capable of taking action, and committed to Western values.
In a world in which announcing new policies – and thus moving markets –is as easy as sending a tweet, politics will trump rational economic discussion.
In another tweet, Trump asked why he shouldn’t engage with Taiwan at the presidential level when the US is selling Taiwan billions of dollars worth of weapons.
He kidnapped the Lebanese prime minister, did all he could to undermine Qatar, arrested wealthy Saudis who refused to embrace his consolidation of power, froze diplomatic relations with Canada over a critical tweet, and imprisoned political activists, including women seeking greater rights.
He later called that statement a joke; but he has also said – not in a tweet, but in a major speech about economic policy – that he would “cancel the Paris climate agreement” and “stop all payments of US tax dollars to UN global warming programs.”
Even more worrying was the lack of courage: it was clear that many of those who were concerned about Trump were afraid to raise their voices, lest they (and their companies’ share price) be targeted by a tweet.
Back then, the tweet did at times seem mightier than the sword.
Before posting any tweet, watching any movie, sharing any photograph or chat message, they must remain mindful of the networks they please or alienate.
In one recent tweet, he asked why he should label China a currency manipulator, when the Chinese are working with the US to rein in North Korea.
That tweet may offer additional insight into Trump’s Asia policy.
Yes, the national media continue to dwell on Trump’s every tweet.
On the day she was elected to serve another term in the post, The New York Times published a tweet accompanying an image of her: “Nancy Pelosi, wearing a hot pink dress, ascended to the marble dais in the center of the House chamber to accept the wooden gavel.”
The tweet was later deleted, with the Times calling it “poorly framed.”
In August 2015, the Associated Press published a tweet that read:“Amal Clooney, actor’s wife, representing Al-Jazeera journalist accused in Egypt of ties to extremists.”The tweet drew widespread criticism, and the AP later referred to her as a human-rights lawyer.
There seemed nothing particularly unusual about the tweet: Trump’s fondness for the suggestio falsi is well known.
But, soon after it was posted, Twitter hid the tweet behind a written warning, saying that it had violated the platform’s rules about “spreading misleading and potentially harmful information related to COVID-19.”
But performative acts of censorship like the removal of Trump’s tweet are window dressing that sends no larger signal.
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