>>514194484

Ha! I love how they smear eurotrash to their impotent face. /pol/ is now officially the premier nexus of political thought and information warfare on the planet. eurofags need to respect that or they will be made to.

>>513418991

Troons, schizos, nation-state-level intelligence agencies, so-called 'Do Gooders' from the far future riding time machines: All of them and more are constantly attacking /pol/ 24 hours a day because we are THE nexus of political thought and information warfare on planet Earth. They will employ all means possible to stop us and all we have to do is keep making memes. Just think of the untold vistas of thought we still have yet to infect.

>>508824779

That's happened so many times to me before and I've had threads where you/somebody else comes in, posts something, and it's like the whole thing's frozen in amber.

My guess is that the mods can 'hide' a thread from the bulk/all users for some period of time (10 minutes, 30 minutes) and once it's been out of action for a little bit it sinks too far. Just as recently as 2-3 days ago I was watching them full-on sage threads back to back that had any criticism/discussion of troons.

The thing is, they HAVE to do this. /pol/ hasn't just bounced back from all the shilling 24/7, it's managed to do that AND infected not just the American consciousness but much of the world discourse right now. Really think about that. /pol/ is the nexus and nebula for much of the political zeitgeist in the English-speaking world. I'm surprised a NATO country hasn't nordstreamed this board's servers if only out of self defense against us. We ARE the Studio 54 of politics and information warfare.