Repost from LB
Jacobson v. United States:
The real "Project Looking Glass"?
"a sting operation under the newly enacted Child Protection Act of 1984"
Q?
>assuming the JGTF isnt running down ANTIFA operators right now
So a potential dig on recent firing of Geoffry Berman, SDNY. Help me out, anons.
Geoffry Berman unsealed indictment to charge Epstein with sex trafficking and conspiracy, July 08 2019
Epstein arrested and then weeks later dies in custody.
Did DS use Berman to get Epstein isolated for the hit while in custody?
Did Berman refuse to produce charges for ANTIFA related terrorism in NYC? (whose charges were dropped at the municipal level)
Scaramucci model being used for the prosecutor position in NY?
My first thought was how big of a mistake it was to signal the exact bot network that they used for this operation. She didnt need to divulge those details. Either she is stupid and proud or helping us from her unique position. Follow her bipartisan moves in certain contexts as well.
>attacks on telecomms networks last week
>attacks on twitter hashtags via kpop bot
>attacks on game comms networks
>attacks on Trump registratiom for rallys via kpop bot
checks out
Why is a hashtag trending out of "CA" when its 2am in the morning? It is middle of afternoon in Beijing time just saying (5pm)
Tik tok signals to their networks to start the attacks using twitter. They organize BLM and ANTIFA using tik tok "influencers".
because of the ideological possession involved in leftist "thought leaders" sometimes it is impossible to tell a difference between an AI and a real life NPC vomitting approved dogma. You can predict their triggered response without even needing to have the conversation.
100% believe the entire KPOP STANdom is a state funded, state controlled network. Bad actors. Very few of those kpop stan accounts have real photos of people and other account activity. If you compare fan accounts for major pop stars targeting the same demographic, you can see a stark disparity in the fan accounts in comparison.
if you drill down local news outlets, you can find out that theres usually one "organizer" that is deeply connected to antifa and alt-left media involved with triggering these riots and protests.
Anyone remember how lit the October Surprises were in 2016?
Can you imagine what is in store for us this year?
Wait what? Is there evidence that anyone other than China has control of TikTok?
Their footsoldiers are for intimidation and show… the real power exists in taking over the banches of government which is why they are exercising every last attack in these final months, to regain control of the U.S.A.
I was thinking more in line with the coordination against their machine
>wikileaks drip of incriminating emails
>FBI investigations into Hillary
>MeToo Clinton rape accusers backfiring
If Qgroup has it all, the possibilities are limitless.
considering Gates being involved potentially with COVID and the massive red pill it would be to people who watched the death and destruction this year… Gates could be an exciting prospect for first Military Tribunal.
scaramucci model… there is already an acting attorney effective 20th of June
I think you are exactly correct! This kpop stan thing reflects McChrystal's statement that they would
>activate A.I. and a network of 3.4 million influencers, some that were paid.
https://c-vine.com/blog/2020/05/02/patriots-making-a-difference-left-is-threatened/
Initiative seeks to challenge Trump’s online megaphone
The Washington Post
Isaac Stanley-Becker
May 1, 2020
A new Democratic-aligned political action committee advised by retired Army Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the former head of U.S. forces in Afghanistan, is planning to deploy technology originally developed to counter Islamic State propaganda in service of a domestic political goal – to combat online efforts to promote President Donald Trump’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
The group, Defeat Disinfo, will use artificial intelligence and network analysis to map discussion of the president’s claims on social media. It will seek to intervene by identifying the most popular counter-narratives and boosting them through a network of more than 3.4 million influencers across the country – in some cases paying users with large followings to take sides against the president.
The initiative reflects fears within the Democratic Party that Trump’s unwavering digital army may help sustain him through the pandemic, as it has through past controversies, even as the economy craters, tens of thousands have died, and Trump suffers in the polls.
“It’s often said campaigns are a battle of ideas, but they’re really a battle of narratives,” said David Eichenbaum, a Democratic media consultant who is a senior adviser to the PAC. “Today those narratives spread quickly online.”
The initiative is run by Curtis Hougland, whose received initial funding for the technology from DARPA the Pentagon’s research arm, as part of an effort to combat extremism overseas. He insists Democrats are ill-prepared for the looming battle over information and attention, which is bound to play an outsize role in November.
Hougland cites as an example Trump’s suggestion last week that injecting bleach or other household disinfectants could be a treatment for the novel coronavirus – a moment that appeared unequivocally damaging to the president but was less clear-cut as it unfolded on social media. Although the episode was associated with a spike in Twitter engagement about Trump, especially in swing states such as Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, according to Hougland’s analysis, four of the top six tweets about Trump and disinfectant came from accounts partial to the president, boosting the notion that he had not really suggested the bogus cure.
Among them was a tweet from Ryan Fournier, national co-chair of Students for Trump, who wrote, “No, President Trump did not tell people to inject themselves with Clorox or Lysol. If you believe that, you’re a moron.”
Fournier said there’s a grass-roots digital army prepared to defend the president when his back is against the wall.
“I see the people on Twitter,” he said. “I see the Facebook groups. I see the posts across these networks. I see the websites people have created to support the president. It’s tremendous amounts of stuff that I’ve never seen in a presidential election before.”
Hougland agreed. Republicans, he said, “have greater volume frequency and quality of digital narrative.”
Though he is advising the overtly political effort, McChrystal stopped short of endorsing Trump’s opponent, former vice president Joe Biden, whom the former general once criticized as part of a dust-up that led to his resignation.
McChrystal said his interest in the PAC is about ensuring the accuracy of information leading up to the election, even if it involves chasing viral attention with emotional appeals and other tactics rewarded by online clicks.
“Everyone wishes the Pandora’s box was closed and none of this existed, but it does,” McChrystal said in an interview.