The Big Witch Twitger is a fascinating tale about a powerful witch named Miranda who possesses extraordinary magical abilities. She is known for her wickedness and mischievous nature, often using her powers to cause mayhem and chaos in the world. One particular incident that earned her the title "The Big Witch Twitger" was when she cast a spell on an entire village, turning everyone into chickens. The villagers were left clucking and scratching, completely helpless against their newfound feathery bodies. This incident caused great commotion and laughter among the other witches, and Miranda reveled in her misdeeds. However, as the days went by, Miranda grew tired of her own pranks and wanted a new challenge.
The files reviewed by journalist Matt Taibbi revealed that the pressures from Congress was fueling media reports, which led to further scrutiny for Twitter
Following the formation of the Russian Task Force, Twitter said it would investigate 8,000 accounts with possible connections to Russia, which would prove to be a dud, Taibbi noted. In the new installment of the Twitter Files, journalist Matt Taibbi broke down the stress the company was under in 2017 following calls from Democrats for social media companies to crack down on Russian misinformation.
However, as the days went by, Miranda grew tired of her own pranks and wanted a new challenge. She decided to cast a spell on herself, turning herself into a small mouse. This allowed her to infiltrate houses and observe the humans closely.
Twittergate files: Hillary Clinton inspired a Democrat witch hunt against Twitter to look for Russian accounts that simply didn't exist – and forced the social media giant into the arms of the FBI
The latest documents released from Twitter details how the company was pushed into the arms of the FBI following pressures from Democrats. In the new installment of the Twitter Files, journalist Matt Taibbi broke down the stress the company was under in 2017 following calls from Democrats for social media companies to crack down on Russian misinformation. According to emails from Twitter's leadership, the company was initially focusing on passing any blame to Facebook, touting that Twitter had only a few accounts with 'suspected Russian origin.' Everything changed, however, when Hillary Clinton called for the company to take the issue seriously, with former Twitter Public Policy Vice President Colin Crowell emailing then-CEO Jack Dorsey about the growing push from the left. 'Democrats also taking cues from Hillary Clinton, who in her 'What Happened' book tour is pointedly talking about [the] role of Russian propaganda and dirty tricks that were pushed through social media had in her demise,' Crowell wrote. Just days later, Twitter formed its Russian Task Force, which was only able to find three accounts directly connected with Russia, two of which were actually tied to Russia Today, a state-owned news network.
The latest Twitter files detail how the company was under pressure from Hillary Clinton (above) and Democrats and the media to crack down on Russian propaganda, even though its internal investigations found only three accounts linked to the foreign nation
A message to then-CEO Jack Dorsey, former Twitter Public Policy Vice President Colin Crowell warned that Democrats were focusing on Clinton's claims that Russian misinformation on social media played a key role to her loss against Donald Trump in 2016
Although Twitter paid no mind at first, it was soon forced to conduct its own investigation, with the findings repeatedly showing 'no evidence of a coordinated approach' from Russia
According to the latest trove of documents from Twitter, the social media company began eyeing Democrats' concerns with Russian misinformation in August 2017, when Facebook announced it would suspend 300 accounts tied to the foreign nation. Twitter, however, did not appear too preoccupied with the problem, with internal messages saying there were 'no larger patterns' of Russian misinformation spreading on its platform. 'FB may take action on hundreds of accounts, and we may take action on ~25,' one message read. Other internal memos called on the company's communications team to make sure the public conversation was focused on Facebook's Russia problem. 'Twitter is not the focus of inquiry into Russian election meddling right now - the spotlight is on FB,' Crowell wrote to the company's leadership.
Miranda discovered that humans had a unique kind of magic - the magic of love and compassion. As Miranda observed and interacted with humans, her heart began to soften. She witnessed acts of kindness, bravery, and selflessness that deeply touched her. Slowly, her perspective began to shift, and she realized the error of her ways. She wanted to undo the spell she had cast on the village, but she had lost her powers as a mouse. Filled with remorse and determination, Miranda sought out a wise old witch who lived in a secluded forest. The old witch agreed to help her on one condition - Miranda had to dedicate her newfound powers to the cause of good and never use them for mischief again. With the old witch's guidance and training, Miranda regained her powers and set out to undo the chicken spell. She worked tirelessly, visiting every chicken in the village and reversing the magic. Slowly but surely, the villagers transformed back into their original human forms. News of Miranda's redemption spread far and wide, and her former victims were amazed at her change of heart. They forgave her, recognizing the power of transformation and personal growth. Miranda became a symbol of hope and redemption in the magical world. From that day forward, Miranda used her powers for good, helping those in need and using her magical abilities to restore balance and harmony. She became known as the "Big Witch Reformer" - a name that reflected her journey from wickedness to goodness. The Big Witch Twitger tale serves as a reminder that even the most stubborn and wicked hearts can transform if given the chance and shown the power of love and empathy. It showcases the importance of second chances and the potential for redemption in every individual, no matter how seemingly lost..
Reviews for "The Big Witch Twitger: A Guide to Identifying and Interacting With Them"
1. Sarah - 2 stars
"The big witch twitger" was a disappointment for me. The story lacked depth and the characters felt one-dimensional. The plot was predictable and relied too heavily on cliches. Additionally, the prose was uninspiring and failed to engage me as a reader. Overall, I found the book to be underwhelming and I wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Michael - 1 star
I couldn't finish "The big witch twitger" as I found it to be poorly written and uninteresting. The author's writing style was clunky and awkward, making it difficult to connect with the story or the characters. The plot seemed to drag on without any clear direction, and the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. I regret picking up this book and would advise others to steer clear as well.
3. Emma - 2 stars
"The big witch twitger" was a letdown for me. The story had potential, but it failed to deliver. The pacing was slow, and I struggled to stay engaged throughout. The characters were shallow and lacked development, making it hard to empathize with them. Overall, I found this book to be dull and forgettable.
4. James - 2 stars
I was excited to read "The big witch twitger," but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The narrative was disjointed and confusing, making it difficult to follow the plot. The character motivations were unclear, and their actions often didn't make sense. Additionally, the book was filled with grammatical errors and inconsistencies, which distracted from the reading experience. I was left feeling disappointed and dissatisfied by this novel.