Anonymous ID: f0a4c2 Aug. 6, 2023, 1:29 p.m. No.19311306   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1406 >>1603 >>1681

>>19311018

>catchphrase

 

The Significance of Deception in Contemporary Information Warfare

the major methods of deception are:

• Presenting data to the adversary that represents the truth as you would want them to perceive it. This is achieved by presenting a tailored subset of ‘real’ data, and/or manipulated data, and/or depriving the foe of any data, and/or disrupting the foe’s data collection, and/or • Setting the context in which the foe interprets that data, and/or

• Producing ‘noise’ in the communication channel so that the foe receives only the data al-lowed by the deceiver.

Information Warfare and Deception, Informing Science, Volume 9, 2006

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/49277989_Information_Warfare_and_Deception

 

Deception in Support of Operations Security (DISO). DISO is a MILDEC activity that protects friendly operations, personnel, programs, equipment, and other assets

against foreign intelligence and security services (FISS) collection. The intent of a DISO is to create multiple false indicators to confuse or make friendly force intentions harder to

interpret by FISS, limiting the ability of FISS to collect accurate intelligence on friendly forces. DISOs are general in nature, they are not specifically targeted against particular

adversary military, paramilitary, or VEO decision makers, but are, instead, used to protect friendly operations and forces by obfuscating friendly capabilities, intent, or vulnerabilities.

JP 3-13.4 https://jfsc.ndu.edu/portals/72/documents/jc2ios/additional_reading/1c3-jp_3-13-4_mildec.pdf

 

Examples of Deception In Support of Operations (DISO)* in the writings of Q :

*('create multiple false indicators to confuse or make friendly force intentions harder to interpret'), (obfuscating)

 

11.3 (https://qalerts.net/?q=11.3) 9 post(s) found containing "11.3".

D5 (https://www.newsweek.com/qanon-conspiracy-posts-trump-news-d5-december-5-george-bush-storm-great-1245823) Successful feint. See Q #2553.

2018 will be glorious. (https://qalerts.net/?q=2018+will+be) 13 post(s) found containing "2018 will be glorious".

11.11.18

 

Shall we add some more, Anon?

Anonymous ID: f0a4c2 Aug. 6, 2023, 2:07 p.m. No.19311522   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>19311476

What is coded in your DNA?

 

Information is knowledge.

Knowledge is power.

Information is power.

Q4966

 

Genetic Memory: How We Know Things We Never Learned

Genetic memory, simply put, is complex abilities and actual sophisticated knowledge inherited along with other more typical and commonly accepted physical and behavioral characteristics. Whether called genetic, ancestral or racial memory, or intuitions or congenital gifts, the concept of a genetic transmission of sophisticated knowledge well beyond instincts, is necessary to explain how prodigious savants can know things they never learned. … the animal kingdom provides ample examples of complex inherited capacities beyond physical characteristics. Monarch butterflies each year make a 2,500-mile journey from Canada to a small plot of land in Mexico where they winter. In spring they begin the long journey back north, but it takes three generations to do so. So no butterfly making the return journey has flown that entire route before. How do they “know” a route they never learned?

 

… I agree with Dr. William Carpenter that savants demonstrate a “congenital aptitude for certain mental activity, which showed itself at so early a period as to exclude the notion that it could have been acquired by the experience of the individual”. I call that genetic memory, and I propose that it exists in all of us. The challenge is how to tap that dormant capacity non-intrusively and without a brain injury or similar incident. https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/genetic-memory-how-we-know-things-we-never-learned/

 

“In each of the foregoing cases, then, we have a peculiar example of the possession of an extraordinary congenital aptitude for certain mental activity, which showed itself at so early a period as to exclude the notion that it could have been acquired by the experience of the individual. To such congenital gifts we give the name of intuitions: it can scarcely be questioned that like the instincts of the lower animals, they are the expressions of constitutional tendencies embodied in the organism of the individuals who manifest them.”

 

A.A. Brill Some peculiar manifestations of memory with special reference to lightening calculators. January 1940 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/238323343_Some_peculiar_manifestations_of_memory_with_special_reference_to_lightening_calculators

 

Tapping Your Inner Rain Man

A blow to the head can sometimes unmask hidden artistic or intellectual gifts

One plausible explanation for the hidden talents that emerge in savant syndrome—whether early in life or induced by injury—is that these reservoirs of skill and knowledge must be inherited in some way. We do not start life with a blank slate that subsequently gets inscribed through education and other life experiences. The brain may come loaded with a set of innate predispositions for processing what it sees or for understanding the “rules” of music, art or mathematics. … Acquired savantism provides strong evidence that a deep well of brain potential resides within us all. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/tapping-your-inner-rain-man/

Anonymous ID: f0a4c2 Aug. 6, 2023, 2:17 p.m. No.19311579   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>19311533

> He had no justification to shoot.

Agreed. There were bystanders directly behind the target and an occupied home. Pulling the trigger equals responsibility for the bullet.