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You are my man, Will Summer, author of the False Flag Newsletter, which you should be getting in your inbox twice a week.

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Well, you know it's true.

Well, I like to keep everyone guessing.

Mostly me.

We're here to talk about his latest edition, which honestly was so great because I was living

it over the weekend.

It is the new geolocation feature on X, formerly known as Twitter, and it's set off an

incredible amount of comedic relief, I would say,

and a little bit of, you know, I don't know, laughing and pointing at a bunch of accounts

that were exposed to be foreign accounts, pretending to be American accounts.

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All right, Will, before we start at, like, all the people who are mocking everyone and pointing it out and all the infighting that's ensued,

do you know why Twitter made this change where you can now look up the country of origin from the poster?

Yeah, I mean, so there's this

Twitter executive or ex-executive Nikita Beer who had kind of been talking about how they were

going to do this for a few weeks. I think there's this idea that Twitter has been overrun by

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