social media
The scoop on social media for influencers, lobbyists, budding politicians and civilians with a stake in the Swamp's trending issues.
The Facebook scandal and American double standards
Do the Iraqis have the right to raise the slogan of death to American soldiers, former President George Bush and those who came after him, on social media, because they invaded their country and occupied their land, and displaced them in various parts of the world, killing more than a million people? Are they also allowed to apply the same action to the leaders and armies of other countries that participated in the invasion?
By Zernouh.abdo4 years ago in The Swamp
The Syrians and the “Block”
That was in March 2011, shortly before the outbreak of the revolution, in a conversation with a well-known Syrian activist about a dispute that broke out between her and another well-known activist over organizing a public protest activity in Damascus. Facebook, so she rested her head by making her a "block"!
By Zernouh.abdo4 years ago in The Swamp
My portion of a random social media debate on increasing USA violence
23FEB2022; 0945, WED There's a lot of 17 year olds in the U.S. military. They all have guns. Inanimate objects aren't the problem. It's the evil, desperation, and hopelessness inside of our youth that's the problem.
By Nefarious Darrius4 years ago in The Swamp
Social Media’s Day of Reckoning Has Arrived as Russia Invades Ukraine
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, etc., are all playing a pivotal role in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Many of us have never had such a front-row seat to war. Every major news outlet has people on the ground reporting the situation.
By Trish Mann4 years ago in The Swamp
Comedienne Taaooma apologises to Nigerians for meeting VP Osinbajo, Aisha Yesufu Reacts
Comedienne with the real name Maryam Apaokaji, popularly known as Taaooma has recently apologized to Nigerians for visiting Vice-President of Federal Republic of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo.
By King Sparo4 years ago in The Swamp
Facts Matter
Facts really do matter. Social media makes it easy to create content on any subject matter. Sharing an opinion is the right of any creator and should not be censored. Masquerading content as news, however, carries a greater opportunity to spread misinformation faster than any time in history. Some content is deliberately created so sow discontent or mistrust or to promote a political agenda. Other content is produced by individuals who genuinely believe that what they are sharing is true, but they failed to do enough research.
By Dan McGinnis5 years ago in The Swamp
The Ballad of Secret RTÉ Producer.
The age of the internet has brought about a golden age for whistlblowing, boycotting, and well known secrets. Whether it's the Me Too movement, Black Lives Matter (and affiliates), or Wikileaks, the internet has proven its ability to shed light on the darker corners of those in charge in every country.
By Conor Matthews5 years ago in The Swamp
Nigerian Government Bans Twitter in Nigeria, Orders Prosecution of Offenders
Nigerian Government Bans Twitter in Nigeria, Orders Prosecution of Offenders In the latest retrogressive actions by the Nigerian Government, the use of the popular social platform "Twitter" has been banned in Nigeria indefinitely.
By 247NaijaBuzz5 years ago in The Swamp
Trump Facebook Banned.
In this post, I am going to tell why the ex-president of the USA got banned from Facebook. I hope you will understand the cause and read the full post. The information which I am going to provide is based on the news that is officially reported which includes my opinion.
By Shaubhagya kumar5 years ago in The Swamp
