“Smear and harass Ms.Heard while simultaneously promoting and praising Mr Depp’s agent and attorney, Adam Waldman.” - This part is specifically important.
Deconstructing AH’s ‘bot’ list - A Thread 🤖
#JusticeForJohnnyDepp
#AmberHeardIsALiar
“Smear and harass Ms.Heard while simultaneously promoting and praising Mr Depp’s agent and attorney, Adam Waldman.” - This part is specifically important.
• No Longer exists
• No Connection at all
• P*rn accounts
• Depp Fan accounts
• Only 1 tweet with any link
• Other
• and finally @adam_waldman 🤣
#JusticeForJohnnyDepp, Justice, Johnny, Depp, Amber and Heard
I used all the most commonly used terms with this case so it would throw up anything connected
This included accounts with:
Only a few tweets, none that were relevant.
Accounts who tweet about other Johnny’s or Amber’s but not JD or AH.
A Movie update sort of account (had posted positively about Aquafish) and
Political accounts.
My eyeballs need a cleansing. That’s all I have to say about these 😬😂
All of these are basically supporter/ Fan accounts.
They tweet about things other than the case (both JD and general life.)
They’ve posted selfies/ photos of their children things like that.
They interact with other accounts frequently.
They post photos of merch, new DVDs etc.
Not every account is a typical ‘Stan’ account in this section but basically they are all very obviously human and the common theme is they all just want Justice for Johnny. No bots here.
These tweets included simple #JusticeForJohnnyDepp tweets- no malice involved,
A tweet about Pirates of the Caribbean,
A tweet defending AH
and accounts with one singular RT.
Coincidental? 🤫😂
Basically the other random accounts I found these included:
Private accounts (she wouldn’t see their tweets unless she followed.)
Accounts with minimal tweets but a few of those relating to the case (most I found on one account was 3 tweets.)
And one account who tweeted about Lily-Rose once in 2012... 😅
There’s no comment for this really other than the fact he is very clearly human and not bot 😂
Not one of those 209 accounts were used to “Smear and harass Ms.Heard while simultaneously promoting and praising Mr Depp’s agent and attorney, Adam Waldman.” And it wasn’t hard to disprove either.
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