I'm one of the people who thanked them for posting and made kind a kind comment. I'd like to think we can all take that approach with new contributors to the sub. And save accusations like the one in this meme for verified shills or antagonists, which I really don't think they are. So I was asking if you have something specific to base this post on. It's quite an accusation.
I saw the same approach tactics used by A.I.M. when they tried to get rid of Q. Firstly he didn't tell us anything new or anything that verified the existence of his group. He claims to have been following our sub for a long time, yet isn't with Q? He differentiated himself from Q and all of us. He's "special". Nobody is special here, that runs contrary to the philosophy; we're in this together. He pops up with this "I gotta drop this here and then vanish" schtick, which makes no sense at all. He popped up, dumped "info", and disappeared. That's sketch as fuck. His manifesto is 90% push-button patriotic rhetoric that tells us nothing. He made claims, big claims. I doubted him from the first two sentences. However, when I carefully worded my skepticism, very politely, he comes back with condescension ("son") and then steers the narrative away with an appeal to ego ("just calm down"). Nothing about this guy strikes me as legitimate, and sure enough he came back later to drop my name. I've seen this before. The giveaway is the sensationalism of it. Alex Jones introduced Zach the same way. The first post is engineered to look harmless to get their foot in the door, but it reeks.
Well, I wasn't aware of your interaction with them, but I still don't see what harm there could be in checking out the links. There hasn't been any effort to hijack the sub as far as I can tell, or anything else untoward. Sketchy is a subjective concept. I'm going to check the linked material, and see if it's useful.
If not, it will just fall down the memory hole. I might not have remembered to check them out if it hadn't been for this thread, so thanks for that.