>>6789577 (lb)

good article, KeK.

From the article:

'Disinformation Campaigns/ Syria Perspective

In the intelligence and military apparatus, a disinformation campaign is considered a highly classified operation conducted against foreign actors, foreign states and against enemies, like al-Qaeda or Islamic State. The weaponization of intelligence and propaganda campaigns are intended to skew public perception of the person, country, program or bureaucracy. It can shift the public mindset, cause extraordinary harm to individuals, lead to death threats, as in the case of Page, or actually lead to a persons death. It can also inspire revolutions and upheavals in the countries being targeted, intelligence officials said.

And these campaigns must be approved at the highest levels of government.

“For example, during the height of the fight against the Islamic State (ISIS) from 2014 to 2017 a ground strike against an Islamic State member would need to be approved by a O6 (“full bird” colonel), for them to do a kinetic strike – a bombing strike with extremely low risk of civ casualties – the unit would need a one star General, for them to do a strike that possibly involves collateral damage required a two star approval. But for them to send one single tweet in a disinformation operation it required a three star general approval,” the intelligence official said.

The intelligence official, who worked operations overseas, said what happened to the Trump campaign, to include using Page, appears to be the first time a deception operation was used against a presidential candidate and then president of the United States.

“It shows the true understanding of the power of information operations,” the intelligence official said. “The military and intelligence community understood in Syria that a single tweet or information about somebody could be so very destructive – not only to the intended subject – but to a potential untold number of other individuals.”

A second former senior intelligence official said “in the case of president Trump and his campaign it appears a disinformation campaign was unleashed with a fury and it is for this very reason the American people deserve the whole truth.”'

Weaponization and deception via faux information and intel laundering, both foreign and domestic, by our security agencies to overthrow our dear POTUS

is so criminally insane/egregious that it makes the worst of spys look good.

>>6790014

I muse at the in-graditude of some anons who play down Q or POTUS and their actions or their lack of actions thereof, in time sequence.

There is so much massive intel in Q posts, I find it laughable the statement 'Q posts haven't acually taught us anything new', when autists are burping 'new' information from existing Q posts.

contempt prior to investigation leaves one in everlasting ignorance.

>>6790185

Consider the source,

Here you have Obama and his Administration neck deep in Spy fuckery, acting as if their opinion's matters.

>>6790031

KeK

House Speaker Weekly Briefing (june 13, 19):

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) held her weekly news conference where she talked about legislative priorities, the protests in Hong Kong, and comments made by President Trump during an ABC News interview on accepting information from Russia about his political opponent. Speaker Pelosi criticized his comments, saying the president does not know the difference between right and wrong. She also answered several follow-up questions on the legality of accepting information from a foreign power and whether it is an impeachable act.

Pelosi quote in this briefing (15:18 mark): 'It's about getting the truth and to hold everyone accountable and no one is above the law'

Boy, is she in for a big surprise!

https://www.c-span.org/video/?461705-1/speaker-pelosi-president-trump-doesnt-wrong