How many Disinfomation agents are members here?

reply to post by breakandenter


I particularly enjoyed the "notebook and a pen" remark. Thanks for a good laugh this morning.

The point is this: To remain silent about what I have discovered about the motives and agendas of those who sit far above and behind the political entrepreneurs we see on TV everyday out of a fear that those people and institutions might monitor what I have to say, well, that would just be craven. But the sad truth is that no one is listening. Of course, that fact has never stopped me in the past either.

Thanks again. Peace.

not that many. Its a small number.

There are alot of people watching(not posting) people on these boards.

We might be extremists you know.

Originally posted by Em2013
Someone once approached me asking if I wanted to be one because I'm pretty skilled in computers (I don't mean just knowing how to use an OS but to actually build one from ground up) and I refused but with hesitation. The idea was to go around online and scan for websites and patterns in conversations and provide data analysis for disinformation software "agents". Whether this guy was telling the truth or not, I have no (honest) clue, but I didn't want to involve myself with the government at the time. I hesitated because I felt that it was wrong if it were used outside of just masking military tactics and the like and didn't know much about politics at the time. The person in question was someone with [an] intelligence agency and he was a friend of a friend whom was studying to become a fed agent.

In my opinion I'd just take everything you read here as a grain of salt and try to figure out what's the most logical result for what was given to you. Even if you don't believe my story, then at least consider the possibility of somebody else having the same or a similar story.

Why would you turn it down? The job you described sounds very interesting. I would imagine they have many other job positions. I would have accepted for sure. Only if was to get paid a 'fair' amount of money.

reply to post by Arrow22


I'd say we're all agents of disinformation.

This site is one huge mess of conflicting views.

Sign me up! I'll gladly take a pay check to spread rumors and lies.


Tough times for a college student.

Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger
i joined the disinfo agents club the other day

yaay!!!

that said, never accuse
and when it comes to corporate/government skullduggery
911
ufos
big pharma
certain...organizations
and chemtrails [oops there goes the red phone, duck!!]
always assume theres at least one disinfo agent
the majority of so called Disinfo agents are actually system justifiers
these are the ones that do it for free

this member is definitley one: www.abovetopsecret.com...

Hahahahaha! Imagine my surprise to see my own profile come up. Ok, you made the accusation, now you have to show me the proof. If you can't, then you have to retract your BS. Waiting...

Originally posted by Spectral Norm
reply to post by breakandenter

 

I particularly enjoyed the "notebook and a pen" remark. Thanks for a good laugh this morning.

The point is this: To remain silent about what I have discovered about the motives and agendas of those who sit far above and behind the political entrepreneurs we see on TV everyday out of a fear that those people and institutions might monitor what I have to say, well, that would just be craven. But the sad truth is that no one is listening. Of course, that fact has never stopped me in the past either.

Thanks again. Peace.

Agents have notebooks and pens.

Originally posted by Amadeo

Hahahahaha! Imagine my surprise to see my own profile come up. Ok, you made the accusation, now you have to show me the proof. If you can't, then you have to retract your BS. Waiting...

That just never gets old.

The link takes you to your own member page. It doesn't matter who you are. You'll see your own stuff.

Anytime I see someone throwing the disinfo agent/paid shill/knowledge management specialist-type crap around, I immediately assume they're paranoid and maybe a little hysterical. I then discount pretty much anything they post. What in the world makes any of you think you're important enough for your government to want to attempt to negate the crap some of you post on the internet? Oh yes, delusions of grandeur. The fact is that not everyone is going to agree with you and you just have have to suck it up. Sucks to be you.

reply to post by Bedlam


Damn. I thought I was actually being accused then! That would have made it the second time in my six years of reading sites like this. I asked one guy on another forum a few years ago if he really believed what he was posting. Needless to say, he went off the deep end and called me all sorts. He also said he was going to sort me out and that he had the means to do so. I said 'find me then'. I'm still waiting.

reply to post by Amadeo


Only twice? I get that here a day.

reply to post by James1982


The focus of disinformation artists is to push the substance of the debate in a harmless direction. I have read ATS posts for quite some time and just recently decided to join in. It seems to me there are quite a few bad guys out there.

One in every 400 Americans has a top secret job. Do the math and then multiply that by the number of crazy comments on here, then you have your "how many"
.

reply to post by DigItLosseJam

The focus of disinformation artists is to push the substance of the debate in a harmless direction. I have read ATS posts for quite some time and just recently decided to join in. It seems to me there are quite a few bad guys out there.

The worst disinformation artists are the ones who knowingly post lies in order to slander honest individuals. They are driven by terrible psychological needs.

Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger
i joined the disinfo agents club the other day

yaay!!!

that said, never accuse
and when it comes to corporate/government skullduggery
911
ufos
big pharma
certain...organizations
and chemtrails [oops there goes the red phone, duck!!]
always assume theres at least one disinfo agent
the majority of so called Disinfo agents are actually system justifiers
these are the ones that do it for free

this member is definitley one: www.abovetopsecret.com...

I'm a disinfo agent now? That's interesting considering i am so against the system. Do tell, what makes you think i am a government shill?

I mean, if i am one.. then i want to start collecting all of that damn backpay! All the way back to 2001 *nods*

reply to post by cenpuppie


Linking back to your profile. Definitely funny. It does highlight one of the problems with tossing labels around. Just about everyone minus the humble masses are disinfo agents as they are spreading around what they heard someone tell them.

Rather than vetting the information for themselves.

There are 23 and a half disinfo agents on this board.

11 of them work part time, and have other jobs, one is even a dentist.

6 of them are married, 2 of those with children. They're named Samy, Billy, Wyatt, James and Barbara.

The other 12 share an apartment in Krambambuli. They alternate with doing the chores.

On Sunday, they all have a barbecue.

Originally posted by Arrow22

Its the Coordinated Attacks on posts that contain great info that scares me a little.

there are threads that have
been posted that seem to be nipped in the bud

I always find it interesting how these disinfo agents are supposed to work. They continually bump the thread with "coordinated attacks" while simultaneously nipping the thread in the bud. So essentially whatever happens to a thread can be blamed on Agent Smith.

The basic premise with the thought that anyone on here can identify a paid government disinfo agent is just another form of ego stroking. If there were (and I have little doubt they exist, but not on a conspiracy website) government disinfo agents working the threads on ATS, they would do so without detection.

Everyone around here acts like either the government just can't find good disinfo agents anymore, or that they (the ATS member) are just simply smarter than the disinfo agent. Again, it's a way to say "Look how smart I am, I can find the government agent posting in the mermaids thread!"

If they are here, you don't know about it.

I believe most disinfo agents are on forums like godlike. I think some are here as well but not as much as on godlike.