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Hello TTOR Supporters and Followers,

In the month that has passed since the previous newsletter, but especially in the past couple days, there has been a tremendous amount of growth for TTOR across various social media, as well as the completion of a major project of mine.

The big project that I mentioned in the previous newsletter is now complete. On December 26, 2020, I launched CreationSocial. CreationSocial is an open-source, alt-tech alternative to Facebook that is similar in appearance and function to Facebook, but it also has some unique features that niether Facebook nor any Facebook alternatives have. The early feedback from the first wave of users who have joined CreationSocial is that they love the user interface of the site as well as the site's functionality, especially the feature where BitChute, NewTube, UGETube, Brighteon, and JoshWho TV links get embedded into posts. I would encourage all of you reading this newsletter to create an account on CreationSocial, and join me in helping preserve freedom of speech on the internet:

https://creation.social/

On top of creating my own social media site, TTOR has joined two new social media sites that have a lot of promise. The first one is called Gab TV. Gab TV is a video-sharing site that serves as an alt-tech alternative to YouTube, and is made by the same people who made the famous alt-tech Twitter alternative Gab. Gab TV has only been online for three weeks, and the TTOR Gab TV already has 126 subscribers as well as 7,192 total video views. There are already three videos on the channel with over 1,000 views, and a couple other videos with over 600 views. Gab TV has a lot of potential to become a serious competitor to YouTube, and if the TTOR channel continues to grow on there, Gab TV could become the primary video-sharing site for the TTOR ministry. Time will tell.

The other social media site that TTOR joined is called KrabApple. Krabapple is an alternative to Twitter that was recently created by the founder of the alternative to Facebook called Mumblit. Krab Apple uses the ColibriSM script, which means that KrabApple looks and functions exactly like the current form of Twitter. So if you're a fan of the look and functionality of Twitter, but you hate their censorious management, then KrabApple is a site that should interest you.

Here is the current status of TTOR's followings on all the social media platforms that it uses:

BitChute: 1,679 subscribers

Gab: 1,100+ Followers

Minds: 731 Subscribers

USA.Life: 289 Likes

NewTube: 200 Subscribers

Gab TV: 126 Subscribers

UGETube: 93 Subscribers

Mumblit: 73 Followers

Brighteon Social: 34 Followers

Gorf: 30 Followers

JoshWho TV: 25 Subscribers

Brighteon: 21 subscribers

KrabApple: 17 Followers

I would still like to upgrade my StreamYard studio for future TTOR livestreams, and that project is still open because we have only raised 122 of the 240 dollars that we need to purchase 12 months of a Basic membership on Streamyard. To understand why the TTOR ministry needs a basic membership on Streamyard, I would encourage you to reference previous newsletters.

If you would like to donate towards the Basic Streamyard membership, you can donate to my PayPal account, which has the following email:

JustinDBZ123@protonmail.com

You can also donate by becoming an active subscriber to the TTOR SubscribeStar account, which you can find here:

https://www.subscribestar.com/the-objective-reality

Now that CreationSocial has been finished and launched, the other big project to finish is the publication of “Another Inconvenient Truth 2: Defending Young Earth Creationism”. I will be working on that now, and hopefully I will be able to put the book out in the marketplace soon.

I look forward to bringing you more TTOR news in next month's newsletter, and I hope to see and hear from you on social media. The TTOR ministry is continuing to grow, and with your help, we'll be able to continue bringing you the truth about reality while improving the technical quality of the medium which we bring you the truth in.

God bless all of you,

Justin Derby