reply to post by GORGANTHIUM
You do know there are so many ways to discredit people, or ideas.
One of the best ways is to publicize a story in a not so credible news source, like the Enquirer, for instance. The automatic reaction of the majority
of people is to instantly discredit that. You can read up on disinfo campaigns and see this is a known and used tactic.
I do not doubt for one minute that disinfo agents are real and used. It is hard to pick them out, and that too is by design, but the internet itself
makes that job a whole lot easier than it used to be.
I do think a lot of that happened during the campaign, and afterwards. There were some instances of it caught live on a "discredited" website, when
people caught wiki scrubbing things literally seconds after they were posted, then banning the poster. This went on for days in some cases. Were they
paid? Who knows. Point being, peopl will fall into line, unwittingly helping. That is how it gains momentum.
I found this website, and thought I would link it here. If this is someones' website from this board, oopsie, I didn't know, but anyways, I liked
it. It makes sense and has a lot of logic.
www.proparanoid.net...
For those of you who doubt the reality of disinformation agents, I guide you to a government website where disinfo tacts are explained and
described.
If you have wariness of connecting to a .gov computer, I suggest avoiding this one, but it is an interesting read from the CIA.
www.cia.gov...
e.html
I would not doubt that at any time, both new threads, and replies in threads are from real disinfo agents, or people who are not employed but feel
like it is their duty sopmehow. You can liken it to the guy who drives alongside someone on a two lane highway keeping pace and not allowing anyone to
pass, backing traffic up for miles on purpose. He thinks he is the worlds traffic cop. Same mentality.
Nice thread.