JUST THINK IT THROUGH

The Cabal speaks to its members, as well as to the rest of us, as if they are so powerful that it is useless to resist them.

Yet, in order to maintain this illusion, they saturate the alternative media with propaganda on an unprecedented scale.

The propaganda goes far beyond just a few fake ISIS beheading videos to create terror.

We have had countless hours of fun with the people paid by the Cabal to write hyper-critical comments on these articles.

It has been fascinating to see the psychological profiling they do. In a sense it is a blessing, as it roots out any personal weaknesses even faster.

Some of the "haters" are real, but a surprisingly high number of them are not. We have been saying this for years, and now it is no longer a secret.

This fact was proven more clearly than ever in the latest round of Snowden documents, which received far less attention from the media:

6/22: New Snowden Data Indicates Spy Services Are The Real Internet Trolls

http://www.moonofalabama.org/2015/06/so-the-spy-services-are-the-real-internet-trolls.html

Glenn Greenwald at The Intercept provides new material from the Snowden stash.

The British Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) includes a "Joint Threat Research and Intelligence Group" which "provides most of GCHQ’s cyber effects and online HUMINT capability.

"It currently lies at the leading edge of cyber influence practice and expertise." In 2011 the JTRIG had 120 people on its staff.

Here are some of its methods, used in support of British policies like for regime change in Syria [through ISIS] and Zimbabwe:

All of JTRIG’s operations are conducted using cyber technology. Staff described a range of methods/techniques that have been used to-date for conducting effects operations. These included:

Uploading YouTube videos containing “persuasive” communications (to discredit, promote distrust, dissuade, deter, delay or disrupt)

Setting up Facebook groups, forums, blogs and Twitter accounts that encourage and monitor discussion on a topic (to discredit, promote distrust, dissuade, deter, delay or disrupt)

Establishing online aliases/personalitieswho support the communications or messages in YouTube videos, Facebook groups, forums, blogs etc

Establishing online aliases/personalities who support other aliases

Sending spoof e-mails and text messages from a fake person or mimicking a real person (to discredit, promote distrust, dissuade, deceive, deter, delay or disrupt)

Providing spoof online resources such as magazines and books that provide inaccurate information (to disrupt, delay, deceive, discredit, promote distrust, dissuade, deter or denigrate/degrade)

Providing online access to uncensored material (to disrupt)

Sending instant messages to specific individuals giving them instructions for accessing uncensored websites

Setting up spoof trade sites (or sellers) that may take a customer’s money and/or send customers degraded or spoof products (to deny, disrupt, degrade/denigrate, delay, deceive, discredit, dissuade or deter)

Interrupting (i.e., filtering, deleting, creating or modifying) communications between real customers and traders (to deny, disrupt, delay, deceive, dissuade or deter)

Taking over control of online websites (to deny, disrupt, discredit or delay) [such as through hacking]

Denial of telephone and computer service (to deny, delay or disrupt)

Hosting targets’ online communications/websites for collecting SIGINT (to disrupt, delay, deter or deny)

Contacting host websites asking them to remove material (to deny, disrupt, delay, dissuade or deter)

It is unlikely that the British GHCQ is the only secret service using these tactics. Other government as well as private interests can be assumed to use similar means.

To "deny, disrupt, degrade/denigrate, delay, deceive, discredit, dissuade or deter" is exactly what Internet trolls are doing in the comment sections of blogs and news sites....

The more these services grow and their methods proliferate, the less possible it will become to have reasonable online discussions.

Date: 2015-12-11; view: 953