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We really do not know that much about the new CEO, Suzanne Scott.
She did call producers and hosts to task and asked them to make sure that their shows do not get out of hand, and that they should protect the Fox brand. If nothing else, that means do not follow the crowd and would support a host that doesn't follow the 4am talking points.
What do we know about her?
https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2017/10/queen-elizabeth-review-harvey-weinstein-cbe-honor
Sophie Touchet
A French-speaking Canadian model
The photo in the meme shows a watch prominently
Because it came from an ad campaign
For a watch company
There are lots of Canadians
That are part of the Q movement
(notice that it is now a movement)
So on behalf of Canada
Let me say
Vive la Liberté!
Little do they know that the NSA
Is watching how exploits the breach
And collects data
And how they use that data
Fact is, that even with meme text added
A clever anon can track these images
To their source
So Michael Avenatti's attempt
To add a black dot to his image
Would not prevent tracking it
Not really
Photos include EXIF data
But postprocessing often removes that
You need to use other means
Like an archaeologist does
To track the source of images
And the date they were photographed
Have you read Alinsky's books?
Rules for Radicals?
Reveille for Radical?
I have, and I recommend it for anyone who is serious about playing the game of politics. The tactics in those books will be used against you. Are you ready to recognize them? And to counter them?
Not all of them are obvious to detect
No such easy thing as that.
Like I said, postprocessing can remove all of that
Because it creates a new image, and usually lower res too.
However the same techniques that were used
To identify which typewriter wrote a letter
Back in the 30's and 40's
Could be applied to photos
To identify the device that took the original picture
But that is very sophisticated
And likely nobody outside of NSA tries this
It is also error prone
It is like if you take a photograph of something
And an analyst extracts data from all the reflections
Including the raindrops falling
To create a composite image of YOU the photographer
So that we can get hair color, clothes being worn and phone model
Then we could troll through CCTV data
In the area
Until we see you walking somewhere
And finally, get your face
From a taxicab camera
When you get into it
And from that, we identify you.
Sometimes it can be done
But it is at the extreme limits of what is possible