Twitter is blowing up right now over some “satanic” tweets by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey (@Jack) made back in 2006. In light of the Podesta emails and #spiritcooking thing, talking about “satanic verses” while cooking pasta is probably the worst possible thing Dorsey could have tweeted.

Here’s the first one (source):

Then there’s this one, with outrage below (source):

 

While these tweets are indeed titillating at first glance, the logical conclusion is that Jack was reading Salman Rushdie’s book “The Satanic Verses.”

The Satanic Verses is Salman Rushdie’s fourth novel, first published in 1988 and inspired in part by the life of Muhammad. As with his previous books, Rushdie used magical realism and relied on contemporary events and people to create his characters. The title refers to the satanic verses, a group of Quranic verses that allow intercessory prayers to be made to three Pagan Meccan goddesses: Allāt, Uzza, and Manāt. The part of the story that deals with the “satanic verses” was based on accounts from the historians al-Waqidi and al-Tabari. (Wikipedia)

Looking up page 307 of the book, we find the following passage which apparently made Jack cry in his pasta:

‘ACID BATH’: She drowned while high on LSD (“acid”), but in various industrial processes metals are dipped into a literal “acid bath.”

And what did Jack need to turn back to on pages 86 and 87 for comfort?

Devout Sikhs never trim their beards or hair (Hindi).

While it doesn’t look like @Jack is a spirit cook, I think we’ve found the source of his power.

 

 

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Despite their best efforts to undermine him at every turn, Donald Trump won the election because of Twitter – and Twitter knows it.

Do you think for a second that the mainstream media would have given any air time to the Wikileaks revelations on Pay-for-play, Hillary starting WWIII over a Saudi Pipeline, #SpiritCooking, #Pizzagate, Hillary’s desire for “open borders,” Judge murder, Cheating during the primary debates, or any of the other bombshells that blew our minds over the last 6 weeks? Nope. None of that, including the ability for weaponized autists on Reddit and 4chan to quickly connect the wiki-dots, would have happened without Twitter (and of course, Facebook).

This free flow of information has led to a mass awakening, a red pilling if you will. Liberals were defeated by their own invention on November 8th, and the Silicon Valley arm of the thought police aren’t going to let it happen again.

Look, the current narrative is that FAKE NEWS cost Hillary the election, and racist Trump supporters are prowling the streets looking for blood. Somehow they’ve flipped the script on the huge epidemic of left on right hate crimes happening in the name of their criminal candidate’s loss. By participating in this charade, Twitter, Facebook, and Google are setting a dangerous precedent via selective enforcement of hate speech. These companies are implicitly condoning, legitimizing, and even participating in the spread of violent, racist behavior on the left. Case in point:

Not surprising. Millennial douchebag and CEO of Twitter Jack Dorsey (who, to be fair, looks 12 without that beard. The beard can stay), and who is being sued right now over inflated share prices while he and other executives cashed out, is a known cuck. Some of the fucked up racist actions of his affiliates go mostly unreported on the Evening News, and are never denounced by leadership on the left. Maybe it’s because the Saudi Prince – a huge fan of censorship – now owns more of Twitter than @Jack? And before any of you comment on the FAKE NEWS sourced in this paragraph, ask yourself; did Alex Jones or Breitbart make those recorded events up? Watch the videos, decide for yourself instead of Huffington Kneejerking away from the article. Or, scroll up and click on the word “hate crimes” if you missed it the first time. The fact of the matter is that certain media outlets will never cover events that fall outside a prescribed agenda unless the issue is too big to ignore.

UPDATE: And take a look at how Jack Dorsey treated Trump’s director of digital advertising and fundraising, courtesy of ZeroHedge.

 

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