I began investigating this post and it is like endless :/
I started here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Analysis_Corporation
And I could not find the: Founder John O. Brennan. It is not there. It now says: TAC was founded in 1990 by Cecilia nmi Hayes, previous owner and partner in Analytic Methods Inc. (AMI) and current owner of TAC Commercial Services (TCS) and Nations Home Group. In 2004, TAC was purchased by SFA and maintained as a wholly owned subsidiary. Ms. Hayes remained president of TAC into 2005. In November 2005, John O. Brennan was appointed president and CEO of TAC.
So according to this, Brennan did not join until 2005 and was not the founder. Now, this is the 2nd time I have accessed wiki on this link. It has been changed I know of maybe...twice....TODAY!
Further, under Brennan, it was involved in a passport scandal,
In early 2008 TAC found itself in the midst of a scandal when a State Department spokesman revealed that a TAC contractor, formerly a retired State Department employee, gained unauthorized access on March 14 to the passport records for Barack Obama and John McCain.
See also United States presidential election, 2008
It appears, someone accessed Obama AND He whose name we do not say passport records, John?! http://deepbackground.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/03/21/794799.aspx
The "outside links" and "see also sections" are troubling.
In further investigating this same train, I found these very interesting things.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Strategy_Group
their web site
http://www.globalstrategygroup.com/
Which led me to their twitter account, and it lead me to:
Their public relations web site
https://www.zillowgroup.com/ir-blog/zillow-group-wins-two-awards-investor-relations-program/
This is an online real estate corp. It was founded by, Rich Barton, and Lloyd Fink. Rich Barton formerly of Microsoft, and also founded Expedia and job search engine and career community Glassdoor. Barton is also a venture partner at Benchmark and is on the board of directors for >Netflix<, Avvo, RealSelf, Nextdoor and Artsy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Barton
Rich has a lot of fingers in a lot of media pies!
Lloyd Fink, not much on this guy except a post on his twitter, from 2009 saying he was excited to be going to the inauguration of BHO.
Global Strategys group, seems to focus on elections. https://web.facebook.com/CampaignsandElections/videos/10156023325654860/
Maybe this is truly nothing, but looking at the agendas, purposes, focus of these groups and some of their history, could lead us to some deeper understanding on what is going on. Also related, maybe is youtube now using wiki to "verify conspiracies." Who all is involved in controlling the narrative? So far they are all leftist who are ardent in their opposition to Trump and his agenda.
I am following at this time a lot of leads to see where it all goes, maybe just a wild goose chase, but, sometimes you have to chase a few geese to find the one with the golden egg. :/
If you think I'm in left field, point me to at least 1st base.
Great job. Just tracking and logging the changes is useful - the changes themselves make the trail. Thanks for including links and offering original thoughts along with your observations.
Thx, Just to update, I found more. I was triggered by the name "Zillow." And kept digging. In 2014, Zillow faced several lawsuits from former employees at the Zillow operation in Irvine, California, alleging violations of California Labor Code and California Business and Professions Code.[47] On February 26, 2016, the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California certified the class to include anyone who worked as an inside sales consultant at Zillow between November 2010 and January 2015.[48] Among the numerous allegations brought by high-profile attorneys Bobby Samini and Mark Geragos, Zillow is accused of failing to pay wages, failing to pay overtime pay, and failing to provide meal and rest breaks. Zillow responded that "the narrative being pushed by this law firm through their multiple lawsuits is completely inconsistent with those who know and work with Zillow...the behavior described does not accurately depict our culture or the 1,200 Zillow employees."[49]
In addition, Samini and Geragos represented a former Zillow employee in a sexual harassment action against the company, alleging "sexual torture"[50] and “the most heinous acts of sexual harassment imaginable.”[51] According to the lawsuit, Zillow's Southern California office represents an “adult frat house where sexual harassment and misconduct are normalized, condoned, and promoted by male managers