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THE NEW TERROR by @katiestallard

The end of the Cold War heralded what some scholars have described as the “golden era” of arms control. From the late 1980s to 2010, Moscow and Washington negotiated successive treaties and dismantled tens of thousands of nuclear weapons. The

5.7K views THE NEW TERROR by @katiestallard The end of the Cold War heralded what some scholars have described as the “golden era” of arms control. From the late 1980s to 2010, Moscow and Washington negotiated successive treaties and dismantled tens of thousands of nuclear weapons. The

“It's very dangerous to to prejudge what the future will find important.”

Oxford University’s Bodley’s librarian Richard Ovenden on the mistakes of his predecessors.

5.2K views “It's very dangerous to to prejudge what the future will find important.” Oxford University’s Bodley’s librarian Richard Ovenden on the mistakes of his predecessors.

Librarians have been “accused of being sexual groomers”.

Oxford University's Bodley's librarian Richard Ovenden on libraries in the culture wars.

4.9K views Librarians have been “accused of being sexual groomers”. Oxford University's Bodley's librarian Richard Ovenden on libraries in the culture wars.

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Reach vs followers

Feb 2009

On X since

🔥 Top post: Now that the dust has settled, it’s clear that Old Labour is bac · 35K views

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Posting cadence

23.3 / week

Posts daily — consistently active for a campaign window.

Content mix

Mostly text

Recent: 3 video · 1 image · 14 text.

Follower / following

387×

Follows 551 back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.

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🔥 Top post Now that the dust has settled, it’s clear that Old Labour is back. From his cabinet, rhetoric and policy choices, there has been zero attempt to update Labour values for a new setting. Instead, he has delved back confidently into the party’s back catalogue. The old classics are 35K❤ 61🔁 54

▶ “It's very dangerous to to prejudge what the future will find important.” Oxford University’s Bodley’s librarian Richard Ovenden on the mistakes of his predecessors. 5.2K❤ 6 The con man of anthropology. Even when the anthropologist Carlos Castaneda was exposed as a charlatan and cult leader, the credulous still followed him: 4K❤ 2 Europe still has not washed its hands of Russian oil, or Russian coffers of European money. It may no longer import Russian oil, but it still gains from its commerce. Before the war in Ukraine, most of the tankers carrying Russian oil belo… 3.6K❤ 2🔁 1 The reason why an incident like this could be turned into a European crisis at all is Schengen, which is usually referred to as the EU’s border-free zone but is actually a zone without border checks, something slightly distinct. (This shou… 4.1K Since the refugee crisis, EU member states have again and again re-introduced checks on the borders between them, which the Schengen agreement allows them to do temporarily – and it is not only far-right but also centrist governments that … 3.9K❤ 4🔁 1 Nature programming is the pride and joy of the BBC, but, safe to say, this isn’t exactly Attenborough. For one, it’s not taken any wild sleuthing or local knowledge to track down these animals – they’re kept in pens. And, short of the occa… 3.6K❤ 1 To butcher a penguin – Silver Spoon can all but guess – you would need to hang it by its flippers and pluck it as you might a very long duck. Tail, off. And then simply separate the breast meat from the ribcage with a sharp knife (penguins… 3.7K❤ 1 Is Kim Gordon still a Kool Thing? In her seventies and on her third solo album, the former Sonic Youth star rejects attempts to define her By Zoë Huxford 5.8K❤ 10🔁 2 Ryan Bridge believes he is fighting the “battle of Stirchley”. The organisation he co-founded in south Birmingham last summer, Raise the Colours (RTC), has spent the past year traversing the Midlands with a cherry picker, hoisting himself … 6.5K❤ 2🔁 2

▶ Librarians have been “accused of being sexual groomers”. Oxford University's Bodley's librarian Richard Ovenden on libraries in the culture wars. 4.9K❤ 1🔁 1

▶ Admiral Chris Philp 6.9K❤ 4

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🗓️Joined X in 2009 — 17 years ago.

👁️Averages 4.4K views per post.

📤Posts about 23.3× per week.

💬0.01% engagement rate.

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37/100

Low Credibility score

66%

Mixed Real audience

Medium Fake-follower risk

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Est. 66% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
Low engagement (~2.0% of followers engage each post) — a sign of an inflated or inactive audience.
Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
Established account (17+ years old).
0.01% engagement — below the ~14.4% typical for this size.

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