Sadly not a bot. It would be a lot easier if i was.
I dunno what to tell you, i summed it up. Made friends with some crazy hippie types taking about clockwork elves and religion. Turned into story time about their hard luck lives. I pushed towards some GATE similarity topics. Everyone roughly fit the profile. They all blamed local crooked cops etc. I pushed towards IC possibilities and psychological fuckery explanations, risking triggering seriously damaged people. The oldest wokest guys lit up like candles. Hours later everyone was convinced it was something along the lines of deepstate cianigger surveillance and mindfuckery practice/training.
Crazy people got peaceful and reflective. Buried memories started surfacing. Conversation went towards ptsd/hospital fuckery/ Kanye-esque mental instability discrediting dynamics.
It was likeorganically getting a bunch of disparate crazies to arrive at the underlying coherent narrative of mkultra style psych experimentation that nobody could talk about for fear of being institutionalized. It was like pol topics coming out of a fucking drum circle that i would never have taken seriously.
Fucking heavy shit.
Off topic: Wtf does Red Team mean? I only know it from the old red team leader larp. Is that a known wargaming concept?
Phonefag update hop
Ahh. It's Freddy.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_team
>A red team is an independent group that challenges an organization to improve its effectiveness by assuming an adversarial role or point of view. It is particularly effective in organizations with strong cultures and fixed ways of approaching problems.[citation needed] The United States intelligence community (military and civilian) has red teams that explore alternative futures and write articles as if they were foreign world leaders.[citation needed] Little formal doctrine or publications about Red Teaming in the military exist.[1]
>Private business, especially those heavily invested as government contractors/defense contractors such as IBM and SAIC, and US government agencies such as the CIA, have long used Red Teams. Red Teams in the United States armed forces were used much more frequently after a 2003 Defense Science Review Board recommended them to help prevent the shortcomings that led up to the attacks of September 11, 2001. The U.S. Army then stood up a service-level Red Team, the Army Directed Studies Office, in 2004. This was the first service-level Red Team and until 2011 was the largest in the Department of Defense (DoD).[1]
Well that's painfully obvious when it's spelled out.
Lol.
It's actually a pretty known graffiti technique. Really sticks to shit like brick walls. Aka: definitely definitely 100% vandalism.
Punish the traitors for the fallen and care for the broken? Blow it open so they don't have to feel so damned crazy?
Aren't we halfway to creating a new generation of people just like this by doing what we're doing here? It's a shilly tactic, but the concern trolling about 'muh family hates me for muh conspiracy theories' comes from a kernel of truth. Not everyone can reach levels of not giving a fuck that make it painless.
Half of these woke old crazies still hated Trump . . . it was weird. Couldn't exactly run them through Assange/election/cabal/Trump high drama in a few hours.
It was floating around pol during the election. Prob very true but never confirmed real or anything.