It's gone. Which is a shame.
I agree with Fermat: it was disturbing.
For anyone who didn't see it, the thread was quite long and stuffed with assertions which sounded very much as though whoever was tweeting had been doing 'research' somewhere. And that begs the question: where?
My guess would be some weird and worrying corner of the internet where Stalinism was being reinterpreted as far less horrifying than we now know it was.
That's worrying. That's a university graduate, without the sense to access any of the legitimate texts on Stalinism, or first-hand accounts of the gulags, that exist. And remember, Goldsmith's is in London, with the British Library.
So that's a university student, who has spent time hunting down and poring over weird-as-fuck websites and thinks they are an equivalent, in terms of truth status, as many accredited pieces of research and first-hand documents.
That is worrying. It points to a deep problem with understanding how to spot 'fake news', propaganda, and understanding what true research is and looks like. And that latter, of course, should be at the very base of what university education is about.
Honestly, Goldsmiths has a problem bigger than a massively anti-feminist LGBTQ+ Group.
That is a thread that really, really shouldn't be happening. And I think it points to something having gone a bit wrong with people's understanding of what 'truth' is. ☹️