>>10314287 (pb)
It seems like the movie Shadowgate mixes in disinfo with the truth to me. It felt like horseshit anyway because it BEGAN with 'guise they're taking this down they don't want you to see this!!? kind of buzz way before we got a good look at it.
Felt like a guerilla marketing team that wants to make something go viral to me.
>I love all you anons, I really do. But some of yall need to speed up your instincts just a tad.
Well tbh anon, I felt this way the following morning when I woke up and saw it. I was simply responding to anon in pb in a diplomatic way.
We love you too, but let's not put our feet in out mouths.
I think this points to a glaring mistake so many whistleblowers make (Andrew Breitbart included)
You areplaying with firewhen you expose these powerful people and organizations. It's not a fucking video game or an action movie, this is real life.
If you have dirt on them, the best thing to do is just expose it all, and stay in the light. Don't make a fucking trailer for your big upcoming drop otherwise someone is going to come and see you before you can pull it off.