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    Das Außenministerium wird X Beiträge aus der Zeit vor Trumps Rückkehr ins Amt löschen

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    4. I405CA on

      >Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.

      >- Republican Party Operations Manual, aka 1984

    6. AirsickIowlander on

      Cool so remove our actual history, but if you touch one fucking statue of a traitor…

    7. Pubs01 on

      well that’s illegal as all social media by a president goes on the archive as official correspondence.

      the records are everywhere. they can’t be deleted.

    8. Shamalama255 on

      From the article, an insane statement to make:

      In response to NPR’s questions about the removals, an unnamed State Department spokesperson said the goal “is to limit confusion on U.S government policy and to speak with one voice to advance the President, Secretary, and Administration’s goals and messaging. It will preserve history while promoting the present.” The spokesperson said the department’s X accounts “are one of our most powerful tools for advancing the America First goals and messaging of the President, Secretary, and Administration, both to our fellow Americans and audiences around the world.”

      The State Department did not respond to NPR’s specific questions about whether content will also be removed from other social media sites or whether there will be ways for the public to access archived posts without filing a Freedom of Information Act request.

    13. Flamboiant_Canadian on

      If you guy remember, he was actually banned for the longest time. Before the presidency, he sat on a permanent ban for some time. 

    15. ProfessionalRemove33 on

      People will have kept copies of the before times. They will see the evidence of the now with their own eyes. Fight fascism until it is extinguished.

    16. HeyyyyAbbott on

      Surely someone has archived these right? Is there a centralized archive of this type of material anywhere?

    17. fallenreaper on

      Doesnt the national archive have to record all posts from X, whether or not they have been deleted? — specifically for gov officials?

    18. SASart52 on

      Whoever has any screenshots saved from X, please share with the world! ( I was never on it).

    20. M23707 on

      Secretary Rubio is part of the problem folks. Republicans are complicit, they all need to be elected out of office. The should not be trusted with maintaining our Constitutional Democracy.

    21. Nerevarius_420 on

      Unless the fops ban/take down the wayback machine, which would undoubtedly inspire a digital uproar along with crippling their already inexistent trust, they can remain the laughing stock of the world with their insurmountable incompetence and quarter-measures.

    22. Tron_Frankenstein on

      I feel like these old fossils don’t understand how technology works

    24. nativerestorations1 on

      From the article:

      “The removal of State Department X posts from public view appears to be less about ideological differences with past statements and more about control of future messaging. The directive will see the removal of posts from Trump’s first term as well as those under then-Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama.

      In response to NPR’s questions about the removals, an unnamed State Department spokesperson said the goal „is to limit confusion on U.S government policy and to speak with one voice to advance the President, Secretary, and Administration’s goals and messaging. It will preserve history while promoting the present.“ The spokesperson said the department’s X accounts „are one of our most powerful tools for advancing the America First goals and messaging of the President, Secretary, and Administration, both to our fellow Americans and audiences around the world.“

    27. TheJaybo on

      State Department will learn it’s impossible to delete anything on the internet.

    28. sirhackenslash on

      At least they were kind enough to let us know so we could copy all that shit first

    29. Anxious-Depth-7983 on

      As if they were actually honoring FOIA requests
      Don’t make me laugh.

    30. SmackedWithARuler on

      Hey look, it’s one of those things that would be illegal if Obama did it!

    31. SeriousAdverseEvent on

      I dunno, almost seems like a government entity should not be using social media as an official communication method.

    32. Curious-Emu3894 on

      Ah, the MAGA/Trump way. Hide hide hide… that’s why they kept saying Biden was a bunker basement dweller. Trump was, yet again, projecting. He’s TERRIFIED that MAGA will find out he’s a corrupt, Antichrist pedo.

    35. A-town on

      These idiots really don’t understand that those records will exist *somewhere*.

    39. HomersDonuts on

      Who controls the past now controls the future. Who controls the present now controls the past.

    40. CharacterCompany7224 on

      Better yet just delete Twitter. I promise you guys aren’t missing out on anything.

    41. Just_here2020 on

      Uhhhh what’s the policy for government communication retention again? 

    42. Particular_Ticket_20 on

      The past was alterable. The past never had been altered. Oceania was at war with Eastasia. Oceania had always been at war with Eastasia

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