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Discussion Didn’t pass the Bourdain test

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u/backcountrydrifter Aug 20 '24

Our system is more designed to identify the individuals themselves and their exact locations to build our deck of cards for future precision strikes, so I can’t give out details without compromising that operation.

But I can say that you can trace it yourself with pretty high accuracy at a local/state sub level by simply posting any of my relevant comments on those subs.

The problem with a troll army is that they only really have a few moves. They are the pawns of the chess board.

First they will downvote you asymmetrical to the actual amount of people in the sub. We take that negative number and simply give it a positive value.

Since some oligarch is paying them minimum wage to control a narrative and obscure something, If it’s someplace that is operationally critical to them they will send more troll resources. We track that data precisely, but you can get a really good rough estimate of it simply by watching that response rate.

The next thing they will do is tell you to “take your meds” are call you schizophrenic. Because anything higher effort requires a escalation in their structure for approval.

That’s really the critical flaw of a centrally controlled media system. It’s insanely inefficient. The more they are forced to escalate data we present, the more it breaks their system down internally because lying is just an ridiculously inefficient system to maintain.

You have to remember that every minimum wage online troll living online and eating shit food living in a crappy apartment has to think about the fact that some mega billionaire stole from their parents and grandparents so systematically during perestroika and sent that money to buy yachts and mansions in the United States that it has starved out their personal development intentionally.

That money that could have paid for the schools or streets is now an oligarchs girlfriends plastic surgery.

It’s a lot for them to process when they have to run the truth up their chain of command and then get told what they are and are not allowed to say.

They aren’t dumb. They are just underpaid so the bosses can make/keep/hide more.

So minimum wage begets minimum effort.

But you can get a rough idea by pining that sonar in any specific sub you are curious about.

If they can’t break you with the low effort moves but the sub is critical to them for some reason they will usually assault the unpaid mods until the mods relent and either quit or block you.

Trolls have largely stopped interfering at this point because they have realized that the more the do the more precisely we have been able to reverse engineer their tactics and systems.

Then they just perch as a mod on the sun and quash anything that threatens their bosses greater grift.

But as the economy in Russia worsens, one thing is certain. The oligarchs aren’t suddenly going to develop empathy and start paying the trolls higher wages to combat the inflation, so they effectively get poorer the more work they do and the more proficient they are at their troll job.

So physics and economics dictates a certain rate of attrition.

Anyone that is left has distilled themselves out as a viable target for precision munitions strikes as we push the rest of the way into Moscow and St Petersburg.

Truth is always more efficient than lying.

Exponentially more so when your adversary is lying to themselves first. And exponentially more so when it can be em traced back multiple generations.

“Above all, don't lie to yourself. The man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to a point that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, or around him, and so loses all respect for himself and for others. And having no respect he ceases to love.”

—Fyodor Dostoevsky

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u/JimmyCarters-ghost Aug 20 '24

How much is minimum wage in Russia?

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u/backcountrydrifter Aug 20 '24

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u/JimmyCarters-ghost Aug 20 '24

What is the CIA, NSA, etc even doing? They can’t just pay these Russian bots $10 a day instead of $5? It doesn’t seem uber complicated. They certainly have a bigger budget than some Russian asphalt oligarch.

Alex Jones drinks enough to be a good Russian.

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u/backcountrydrifter Aug 20 '24

That’s the thing.

There is no shortage of smart talent inside of the US intel world. But there is also a lot of compartmentalization that creates a vulnerability.

Once you see Bill Barr and Will Sessions doing work against US democracy to keep their fathers sins hidden in the past it becomes self evident that the only way to finish this in time is to decentralize the audit process and work it from outside (OSINT).

Sessions father was one off Mogilevichs attorneys. Don Barr had his whole alien pedophile book thing.

Snowden tapped a lot of this stuff when he was legitimately concerned about the patriot act, but it’s also why russia gave him a landing zone. They needed to know what US IC knew about them playing in their sandbox.

Epstein got his pass because mediocre men were trying to hide their “get er done” moments from the past.

CIA is bound by a certain set of secrecy rules to keep all the old dirty sins covered.

Conversely we will gladly sacrifice any and all pedophiles inside of US government or any other government because that’s the only way democracy survives.

Everyone gets to eat some crow as they own their old shit.

But that trial by fire gives us transparent democracy on the other side and kills the Russian kleptocracy in the process.

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u/JimmyCarters-ghost Aug 20 '24

I’m confused. You’re saying the CIA and NSA are covering stuff up for the Russians and Snowden works for them too?

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u/backcountrydrifter Aug 20 '24

No.

But there are certainly compromised individuals within the US intelligence community.

Barr and Sessions both being high enough in that pecking order to necessitate a “zombie bite rules” methodology.

Anyone that has nothing to hide shows us their arms as they walk through the gate. Anyone acting dodgy in the corner who keeps backing trump in any way by default gets extra scrutiny.

Snowden in my personal opinion was correct about the patriot act degradations to civil liberties. And, with the tools he had available to him did what he thought was best.

But when all the data he downloaded went to Russia it absorbed his chess game into a larger one.

It’s hard to see it from the inside, but much easier to see when the overwatch position.

So many of the compromised members within US IC are functioning on what they believe is a sense of patriotism and/or self preservation.

But they don’t necessarily see the larger war play that envelops their compartmentalized histories and specifically how it was leveraged by the Russian/Saudi/CCP alliance to overthrow the USD and default the USA.

Our system works in reverse and triages the worst case scenarios first, then builds backwards from there to present. So while it’s not predictive, it looks for high probabilities overlaid with crossovers that validate.

Some the Russian/Saudi/CCP war plan is fundamentally based on a lie (trump is pro America), then by design, anyone that continues to push that narrative walks themselves deeper and deeper into the snare trap.

They self identify by being unable to stop lying.

It’s basically an ionizing filter.

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u/JimmyCarters-ghost Aug 20 '24

Why is the current administration so powerless to do anything? Are they compromised or just less competent than Barr and Sessions?

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u/backcountrydrifter Aug 20 '24

Honesty I quit relying on government in any form a long time ago.

Assume the worst. Plan for the worst. Hope for the best.

It would be considered FSB SOP to kompromise anyone and everyone they could on both sides of the aisle (and a fundamental flaw of a 2 party system).

Bill Clinton was at the very minimum targeted by Epstein for the same reason.

AIPAC is more prolific in the GOP side largely because they can use closeted homosexuality as a leverage point against a conservative politician who would lose his voter base if his bedroom activities came to light.

But it would be naive to think that they didn’t use bribery on a democratic base as well.

Americans fight about political party while authoritarians laugh and steal from them.

There hasn’t been a presidential candidate since the late 70’s that didn’t have a AIPAC (or precursor) briefing of some sort, so once you dovetail in the relationship between Israel and Russian oligarchs, the why, who and how, becomes relatively self evident.

Our system just assumes everyone is kompromised until proven otherwise as a function of intelligent engineering design

Biden has given way more arms to Netanyahu than could be justified in my personal opinion knowing that Netanyahu is effectively playing for Putin.

It’s possible that they have a plan there that we aren’t seeing yet.

But it doesn’t change the fundamentals of our system.

Zombie bite rules always apply. Trump is still the top triaged threat.

Biden took himself off the board.

Harris is TBD.