I’m flooding every #MAGA feed with the "Trump assassinated Kirk to shut him up about the Epstein files" conspiracy theory to influence their algorithms

@nemo — FYI, if you’re looking to flatter, I prefer you reference my membership to the Evil Geniuses For A Better Tomorrow subgroup.

#SteveJackaonGames #Illuminati #ttgamer #iNWO #waitwhatarewetalkingabout #80s #boardgames

@jeffowski I'm not well versed in the art of flattering it was a genuine expresion of what I thought

I also didn't get your reference of "I prefer you reference my membership to the Evil Geniuses For A Better Tomorrow subgroup. " Bear in mind I'm not the brightest compact fluorescent lamp (CFL)

@nemo — it’s all in the hashtags.

Steve Jackson Games had an old game from the 80’s called “Illuminati” and it had a bunch of “groups” that each player controlled in the game. It had a card tableau mechanism where you chained these groups so “the Cat Fanciers are controlling the Moonies and the Moonies are controlling New York who are controlling Area 51.”

In the game box, there were always extra stickers and business cards that were membership cards to groups from the game, but…
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@nemo —

BUT, there was a membership card referenced to a group not in the game, the Evil Geniuses for a Better Tomorrow.

Steve Jackson Games also prints the Encyclopedia Discordia and there was a small conspiracy theory that Steve Jackson Games was actually a part of the Illuminati in RL and that the true name of the organization was the Evil Geniuses for a Better Tomorrow

BECAUSE the group didn’t have a card in the Illuminati game and thus couldn’t be controlled by another group.

@nemo — it’s all in the hashtags.

Steve Jackson Games had an old game from the 80’s called “Illuminati” and it had a bunch of “groups” that each player controlled in the game. It had a card tableau mechanism where you chained these groups so “the Cat Fanciers are controlling the Moonies and the Moonies are controlling New York who are controlling Area 51.”

In the game box, there were always extra stickers and business cards that were membership cards to groups from the game, but…
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@jeffowski Havent they been raided several times by the FBI and havent their severs been taken down by them too…

Big thank you for your elaborations really

@jeffowski @nemo Is that the same Steve Jackson who did the D'n'D fantasy books where you could pick the branches you followed? Or am I talking bollocks, a not unusual thing?

@nemo -- YES!!!

In 1990, io.com was taken down by the secret service and the reason why laws were updated with Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 (47 U.S.C. § 230). It was one of the first internet providers in the world, in Austin, TX, and one of the first cases the EFF ever took (and won).

I was "shatrat@io.com" - another reference to another TTRPG.

@jeffowski Wow I've been interacting with an legend here and didn't even knew it How fast time flies away, correct? Btw why did they even raid them?

@nemo -- some of the users were using their access to hack into other systems connected to the "World Wide Web" but in doing so, they took down a business and captured a bunch of data of INNOCENT users.

@jeffowski The world is truly fascinating, glad that we've met here Jeff