so, i read this article today
https://taibbi.substack.com/p/reporters-once-challenged-the-spy
and noticed it was posted last bread >>13646171 but didnt get any discussion, i just got here tho so maybe it did outside of the op
in any event, id really appreciate the opinion of someone with knowledge of the current culture in the intel agencies and mil intel on this article
ive historically viewed posting here and elsewhere as a cost/benefit analysis, and im not risk averse so if the potential reward is high im not concerned if the cost is also potentially high, and thats how ive viewed this place at least since Q
after reading this however my ratio is getting off kilter and the cost side of the equation seems to be out of balance with the reward side
id love to hear from someone about the validity of this article, maybe he got the evidence wrong, maybe he missed something, but it seems that what we saw happen after 9/11 with the "war on terror" is now being done domestically after the capitol riot as the "war on extremism" and it seems like continuing to fight this infowar with these people is an almost guaranteed lose scenario, at least individually
not necessarily country wide, some things we've said have already taken root, but im wondering if maybe my individual participation should be scaled down at least if not ended