Disinformation Governance Board

#53
I have said once and I will say it again. Our form of government only works when the men in charge are of honor, Integrity, decency, and have high morals……Let’s be honest that ship sailed long ago!

I don’t believe the founding fathers could have imagined the kind of men who would be in charge in the future…if they had I am sure they would have wrote the constitution just a little different.
 
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It's crazy how often this is appropriate
 
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Steel+Killer said:
I don’t believe the founding fathers could have imagined the kind of men who would be in charge in the future…if they had I am sure they would have wrote the constitution just a little different.
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I believe they did imagine it as they created the first and second amendments, and told us what they were for. We were warned of this and instructed that is was our duty to stop it, or lose the republic.
 
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#58
The failure of The Republic is because we allowed our Government to become partisan. George Washington and others warned about political parties and the propensity for party loyalty to take precedent over loyalty to the Republic. And here we are. We get only 2 choices and both parties are owned and operated by a Global Oligarchy and only concerned and motivated on issues of money and power.

VooDoo
 
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#59
I'm absolutely stunned on the whole stolen election. Only just over half of Americans acknowledge it was stolen. The whole "2000 mules" is interesting but it doesn't even cover where most of the fraud actually occured. I guess with MSM being controlled by the thieves, it does perhaps make sense.
Ministry of truth has its' work cut out to continue the coverups. It will get harder.
 
#68
JoshPutman said:
People act like Elon is the messiah for buying twatter because he's gonna expose all the evil doings of the left.

I'm gonna reserve judgement and just sit back and observe. See if things really work out like people expect.
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This. Elon did not get that “rich” without solid support from the deep state establishment. Is he just the front man for a “law and order campaign” that leaves the commoners oppressed by republican style know it alls?
 
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Jgault said:
It predates 1984 think mote Germany 1939, Soviet Union 1925, China 1952, it worked out so well then.
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They all learned from the Wilson Administration. Look up the Committee on Public Information and George Creel. Goebbels actually credited him as his inspiration for running Hitler's propaganda machine... What's old is new again...
 
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kthomas said:
This is so insane. Extremely 1984'ish.

The principals that the US and west was founded upon are eroding at an alarmingly increasing rate. I can't help but think that the west is in rapid decline with what's going on.

We are being gaslit so hard around free speech. Here's a grotesque example of a horrid take on free speech from Time magazine: https://time.com/6171183/elon-musk-...al&utm_term=ideas_technology&linkId=162998031
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It's not all that rapid. At the very least, this has roots in the anti-terrorism mania of the early 2000s, which gave political cover to build the "total information awareness" surveillance state that exists today. So there's at least 20 years of broad bipartisan support for "common sense measures" to keep us safe.

The private-public-partnership bullshit that Elon is tilting against also took root around that same time. The NSA funded development of technology such as "deep packet inspection" to evesdrop on digital communications networks, and such capability was voluntarily installed by US telcos Whistleblowers such as Mark Klein told us this was being used for overly broad surveillance, but conservatives provided political cover under the umbrella of the war on terrorism.

And so here we are now. Honestly, if you'd told me that Bush or Obama or even Trump had formed a "Board of Disinformation" then I'd believe you, because it perfectly fits the American zeitgeist of the past two decades regardless of which party is in charge. Sorry, that sucks, but the simple fact remains that neither the Republicans nor the Democrats have meaningfully rolled back any part of the apparatus that both parties agreed to build a full two decades ago.
 
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Sako man said:
Tell me is this photoshoped, or she's just trolling, and this is just a big fucking game, right? You tell me how in any way someone can look at this and say "it's ok, no problem here." Read the cover of the book twice and let it sink in.


This is a massive straw, and some camels back just broke.

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Where do they get her and the likes of Whitmer?

Never saw so much "fivehead"
 
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deersniper said:
foreignpolicy.com

U.S. Repeals Propaganda Ban, Spreads Government-Made News to Americans

For decades, a so-called anti-propaganda law prevented the U.S. government's mammoth broadcasting arm from delivering programming to American audiences.
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The funny thing is that the 'propaganda ban' was repealed supposedly so that CIA propaganda being streamed to Cuba , ending up in Miami wouldn't be against the law :ROFLMAO:. I can only imagine how many lawmakers actually believed the fairytale

Maybe the same chumps that believe Dominion voting machines would make elections safer and more efficient ..........on the second taught they do , you just type in the result you want if the ballot numbers do not reflect those wishes, sort of election course correct if you will

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JoshPutman said:
People act like Elon is the messiah for buying twatter because he's gonna expose all the evil doings of the left.

I'm gonna reserve judgement and just sit back and observe. See if things really work out like people expect.
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I currently believe that Elon has honorable intensions. What I don't believe is that he understands his opponent. This ain't a Twitter flame war.
 
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#78
Must be another nutjob auditioning for the D.G.B job

*while Musk probably has good intentions with Twitter, his business success is in many points tied to State and federal funding along the way (not just in US) and regulators looking the other way, if he doesn't play ball he might just get to see how much .......

 
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#81
If you work at CNN, does your pay check come directly from the US Government?
Or is CNN just yet another money laundering device where the government sends them $100 million, they write checks out for the help from there - being sure to include checks for the "big guy" and his other cronies in line also?

Asking for a friend....
 
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E. Bryant said:
It's not all that rapid. At the very least, this has roots in the anti-terrorism mania of the early 2000s, which gave political cover to build the "total information awareness" surveillance state that exists today. So there's at least 20 years of broad bipartisan support for "common sense measures" to keep us safe.

The private-public-partnership bullshit that Elon is tilting against also took root around that same time. The NSA funded development of technology such as "deep packet inspection" to evesdrop on digital communications networks, and such capability was voluntarily installed by US telcos Whistleblowers such as Mark Klein told us this was being used for overly broad surveillance, but conservatives provided political cover under the umbrella of the war on terrorism.

And so here we are now. Honestly, if you'd told me that Bush or Obama or even Trump had formed a "Board of Disinformation" then I'd believe you, because it perfectly fits the American zeitgeist of the past two decades regardless of which party is in charge. Sorry, that sucks, but the simple fact remains that neither the Republicans nor the Democrats have meaningfully rolled back any part of the apparatus that both parties agreed to build a full two decades ago.
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Very, very true.

Seems like things really went downhill with the Patriot Act. 9th district court even ruled the NSA's actions illegal somewhat recently, yet to my knowledge nothing has changed, and there's been no outrage about illegal spying on Americans that's still being conducted to this day.

And I agree. Its one big uni-party in Washington. Neither side gives a fuck about the constituency or what's best for the USA. Its all about empowering the party and enriching and empowering yourself as a politician in the process. The scales have been slowly tipped further and further to give the government more power and less oversight and accountability, its a slow boil.

A healthy democracy is one in which the people know everything about the government, being a public entity, and the government knowing little to nothing about individuals, being private citizens. We have the complete inverse of that. How long is this going to last?
 
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Snuby642 said:
A very large group of folks blatantly turning their back on the oath that they took.

You either uphold the Constitution of the United Sates or your a fucking traitor.
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While I wholeheartedly agree with you......Whiskey tango foxtrot are you doing to help stop/prevent this nonsense from getting worse? :sneaky:

Our "patriotic" duty is far too large to be done singularly. It would take a few hundred, well orchestrated and armed men & women to secure the objective and reset this shit show. Organizing that while maintaining the strictest of OPSEC is next to improbable. See my point? Stay alert, stay alive brother.

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ColinW said:
While I wholeheartedly agree with you......Whiskey tango foxtrot are you doing to help stop/prevent this nonsense from getting worse? :sneaky:

Our "patriotic" duty is far too large to be done singularly. It would take a few hundred, well orchestrated and armed men & women to secure the objective and reset this shit show. Organizing that while maintaining the strictest of OPSEC is next to improbable. See my point? Stay alert, stay alive brother.

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Especially when so many of them glow when you least expect it.
 
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#86
I expect a call from Ms. Nina singing me a warning about you guys any moment now

She wants to "educate" operators (me) about the misinformation you are spreading about her online.

My question will she also flag posts about IORs, MOA, or PRS for misinformation ? as I suspect many of my older posts won't fair so well
 
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#87
In light of our '1984' Thought Police, I'm standing by to see if there'll be any misinformation regarding which is better.....Mils or Minutes. 🙃
 
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NoDopes said:
I'm absolutely stunned on the whole stolen election. Only just over half of Americans acknowledge it was stolen.
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Because of the whole big-tech "information" campaign. Painful as it sounds we need to connect with our "local" enemies. As long as we are divided we will fail.
I wonder if any more current polls have been done on this since. If 80% of Republicans, 50% of Dems believe it was stolen, thats more than 120M. I think so many people really believe this was a "one-off", and waiting for midterms. 2000 Mules will be shut down one way or another, besides that is only one of six or so methods of cheating used. Elections will not save us.
 
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Because it violates the first amendment you dumbshit. (@OldSalty2 )

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
 
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pmclaine said:
Where do they get her and the likes of Whitmer?
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I bet they start with some MMPI results to pick out people that score off the charts high in narcissism and sociopathic behavior and are highly persuadable. The ones that answer yes to questions like "Would you report your family violating an unfair illegal law even if it could result in their death?"...They groom them in think tanks like the Wilson group, Lincoln project etc. Encourage them with "funding" and "awards" like "Global Young Leader". It takes a special kind of evil and crazy.
 
#97
OldSalty2 said:
What's wrong with calling out disinfo?
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Calling out and discussing disinfo is not a bad thing at all. That's why we have free speech - so we can discuss good, bad and all sorts of information in between. And in complex situations, rarely is it as simple and black and white as the media/government tries to paint it.

Having a single arbiter of truth, and letting that be the government is extremely dangerous. The government has been wrong on a lot, and they have incentives to not be completely truthful and controlling their own version of the narrative.

Free speech is an important principal that must be maintained.
 
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#98
You guys will really love this.

Where are you lil fella ?
Oh, there you are.
www.cnn.com

Biden administration making $3 billion investment in lithium ion battery production | CNN Politics

President Joe Biden is building on his electric vehicle goal with a $3 billion investment Monday aimed at boosting the US supply of lithium ion batteries through the bipartisan infrastructure package.
www.cnn.com www.cnn.com

We've all been waiting for you.
I wonder which buddy of Bidens will get that 3 bill huh ?
It can't possibly be in response to Elon Musk making batteries can it ?
Or even possibly the "new green deal" trying to force everyone to electric cars running off an overloaded grid can it ?

I smelled this one coming and just waited....now it's here.
 
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#100
Dunraven said:
Right out of 1984. This is so absurd. It can't possibly be constitutional. First, they steal a Presidential election. Now, they want to shut down any ideas they don't agree with. If this isn.t the hill to die on, what is Patriots?
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The “patriot act” was about as unconstitutional as it gets, yet lots of the flag waiving idiots clapped like trained seals when it was passed by bush 2.0
 
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