Something strange is happening on Threads again.
Dozens of new accounts — same tone, same phrasing, different faces — are suddenly posting identical political messages about Taiwan. Some declare “I’d rather be annexed by China than fight a war,” others flood hashtags supporting
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Something strange is happening on Threads again.
Dozens of new accounts — same tone, same phrasing, different faces — are suddenly posting identical political messages about Taiwan. Some declare “I’d rather be annexed by China than fight a war,” others flood hashtags supporting certain political groups.
At first, it looks organic. Then you notice they all post at the same time, use near-identical wording, and many are newly created. Some even link to foreign phone numbers.
And it’s not the first time.
Every few months, before a key political or international moment, this exact pattern repeats — sudden waves of “ordinary citizens” appearing out of nowhere, all pushing the same talking points.
It starts quietly. Then suddenly, it feels like “everyone online” is saying the same thing.
Different accounts.
Same narrative.
Same rhythm.
If this is coordinated information warfare, it’s subtle — it doesn’t tell you what to think. It just tries to make you think everyone else already has.
Keep an eye on it. Patterns like this often mean a big movement is being prepared.
What do you think is coming next?
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