Tips on Posting Substack Posts to "Private" FB Groups

Mar 14, 2025

I occasionally share substack posts regarding the plandemic, (particularly Aussie17 because of his familiarity with news in Japan where I live) with “private” FB groups.

I have been in FB jail more times than I can count, but depend on FB and Messenger to keep in touch with family back home, outside of Japan. I understand that FB is not in the same league as substack, sometimes dips to Tik-Tok levels of quality, and data is covertly collected and shared regarding what I write or read, how much time I spend on it, how I write, and so on. But there is no guarantee that substack, like Quora or Reddit, will not eventually collapse into a similar corporate-captured cesspool of corruption or banality. And so I am striking while the iron is hot.

For those sharing substack posts to FB groups, my suggestion is to start sharing with the smallest group first, and then proceeding to larger groups as a way of keeping up your motivation. It can be hours of drudge work, copy-pasting from a list of links to each FB group, and I haven’t yet found a way to automate this process with A.I. … but I’m working on it. But another reason to take the time to share with small groups that appear to be without much influence, is that those members are less likely to be members of larger private FB books, therefore increasing the number of eyes on your post. Besides, it takes only one member of influence to start a cascade. With this in mind, maybe automation is NOT the way to go. Taking the time to greet and acknowledge each group is one way of avoiding being accused of spam, and at least one group I belong to requires a greeting in their native language … the Danish Farmer’s group.

I am posting an up-to-date list of the FB Groups with which I am sharing substack posts with and their stated number of members. For those with other suggestions for groups, I hope you will make the time to share links to those groups in comments for the benefit of potential readers of this post as well as myself. Even some seemingly unrelated special interest groups allow ‘conspiracy theory’ posts under comments.

Cheers from Japan,
steve

Facebook Groups

As of March 14, 2025 … 86 groups claiming about 990,000 members.

Accountability and Transparency for Freedom 120

Freedom Convoy 150

MAKE AUSTRALIA GREAT AGAIN 2025 199

Alberta Ecovillagers 239

We say no 260

Suddenly baffled & other news. 295

(Over The Rainbow🌈!) 333

Forest Of The Fallen Bundaberg 430

Motstand (anti-WHO) Scandanavia 504

Awake-Canada 2.0 690

The Awakened Friends 880

Truth and Sovereignty Movement - Stoke on Trent 1.1k

Fuck The Government 1.1k (moderated by yours truly, but I suspect it is a limited hangout for controlled opposition.)

Kids' Health Defenders 1.1 k

We The People Prepper's USA 1.4k

A Different Gravy 1.4k (many permanently pending posts but can post in comments)

Lifting the Veil .global corruption/Lockdown 1.5k

HIDDEN (add brief description) 1.5k