CALL FOR A DIGG ON MEMEX

When I started digging on MEMEX–which is supposed to be used for finding sex traffickers–all the stuff I saw was very "official" looking. And knowing that Morgan is working on it gaves me the creeps. I wouldn't trust him walking my dog.

He must not be very high-level, because I only found one ref and that's to a panel discussion. This guy is a name-dropper so he probably just mentions it the way he did in the video.

I just happened to be listening to the next video on the topic of the dark web–the one made by Alex Winter–who was talking about the dark web and intellectual freedom. It made me wonder about what they are REALLY doing with MEMEX. Invading the dark web for what reason? They would say sex trafficking because that sounds good. I hope it's really true.

But if so, how come arrests for sex trafficking didn't go up sooner, pre-Trump? The links on Memex go back to at least 2012, and that was during Hussein's tenure. Was it in operation then ?

Also, I don't know what to think of DARPA at this point. It's military but what part of the military? The part that wanted to collect data on us, from way back when? Who runs it now?

>>4532070

You are indeed a philosopher. You certainly argue like one. Very sophisticated reasoning.

I particularly appreciate the way that–at the end–you give us the choice of either "getting you" or of being hopelessly deluded.

Hmmm.

Not sure those are the only two possible choices to consider.

One of shorcomings of denying God is the possibility of developing a raging case of hubris. How do you propose to avoid that? You already seem to have a little problem with it, in that you say "we are not 'common folk.' "

Nice appeal to vanity, anon, but I appreciate the joys of commonality–community, unity, oneness with both people and nature.

WWG1WGA.

>>4532076

"Ethics and morals are made up"

"We hold these truths to be self-evident…"

>>4532117

People who are hurt very young don't know it, not innately. Rare, fortunately, but not rare enough.

>>4532153

That is what i'm thinking, too. Although I provided a lot of links in the last bread to search on, I have a feeling it will be hard to penetrate thru the BS they put out. It's like an MKU screen–or most to the point. Project Monarch, which I don't think has ever been publicly acknowledged. Looks and smells like a DS op.

>>4532158

I agree. There are some good people on IW, and I still get info there sometimes because Alex shows the articles he's reading from–you can look them up. Too bad he went to war with Q–really stupid. I have a hard time seeing him as MOSSAD, despite what Q said (could always be disinfo)–an easier time seeing him as a bombast who acts too quick, no caution there

>>4532167

Very interesting, this little article. Confirms my initial impressions that the info we'll get will all be highly descriptive. There will be countless articles like this–ones designed to impress us with what our govt is doing to protect and serve.

They will tell us what MEMEX is–and even what it does–but nothing else. Not unless there's a way to get past the "cover story," as one anon put it.

Naturally we have

copyright 2015 Continuum Analytics- Confidental and Proprietary DARPA MEMEX

(no secrets here!)

So far, good PR for Darpa and its partners; they now say they have a program for looking at

Human/Labor Trafficking • Weapons • Material Research Science • Financial Fraud • Counterfeit Electronics • Patent Trolling • Child Exploitation

Wunderbar!

Our government at work…..

>>4532163

Amended remarks:

I should have said this kind of info is all we'll get EASILY. I'm sure there's moar…..

But at the beginning of a digg, it always looks like you have a nut and no nutcracker.

If this turns out to be a rabbit hole that Q gives us clues on, that will help. May or may not be.

Q started us on this journey with the reference to the Alabama fuckery, and that is leading in all sorts of directions–up, down and all around.

When you go up, you find the Alliance for Security Democracy and then the German Marshall Fund. ASM has Skippy on their Advisory Counsil, as well as other unsavories. God knows about the German Marshall Fund; it's way up in the DS stratosphere.

And going down, we're finding Dark Web intrigue–trafficking and the like.

The info trail tends to dry up at either end of the spectrum.

>>4532169

Yup, that's about right!

WWG1WGA!!

>>4532181

I just stay in the now moment; time is so fluid…..

Besides, the tons to digg on meanwhile

>>4532185

Always, anon–and also for the adults who were those children….

>>4532188

Many of us are tired and broken, anon. That just means you care.

I must reluctantly agree with you, anon.

>>4532268

Here is the Forbes article.

The project is supposed to have been finished up as of April 2017.

So what's going on now???

>https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2015/04/10/darpa-memex-search-going-open-source-check-it-out/#1faa707f2812

>>4532344

There are several more posts on this; these are two of them (linked), I'll go back and look at the others–good digging habbening

>>4532268, >>4532509 Christopher White heads up MEMEX; Forbes on MEMEX

>>4532106

Cement companies seem to often have ties to child trafficking; eg, there's the Clinton interest in the cement co on Haiti, for another example.

>>4532129

Funny I was just listening to Field McConnell on YT last night–on Serco, his sister, HRC. What do these links have to do with MEMEX (briefly)?

>>4532141

Another descriptive piece on Memex that barely scratches the surface, but shows its "outer image." I wonder what makes MEMEX so much better than existing search tools. Like an old family recipe where they don't quite tell you the "secret ingredient."

>>4532141

Christopher White, head of DARPA MEMEX Project

* Article 1: work at Microsoft

Chris White is a Principal Researcher and Partner at Microsoft working on special projects. His team develops software for data analysis, focusing on the intersection of artificial intelligence and business intelligence, including analytics tools for structured numerical and unstructured streaming data. They recently helped Microsoft become the visionary market leader for business intelligence. Their work has also been applied to fighting digital crime and worldwide tech scams, including the Federal Trade Commission’s Operation Tech Trap (see more here). Learn more about current work from a profile of Chris by Microsoft.

* Article 2: Presidential award given in 2016 for his work combatting human trafficking

>>4532747

>>4532509 (You) Forbes on MEMEX