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beezzer
reply to post by Metallicus
Didn't the current administration start a campaign for online advocacy for Obamacare?
SnF!
FlyersFan
CB328
It would explain why there are so many conservative haters on a site that should mainly appeal to free-thinking, intellectual type people.
... says the person with the Obama logo for an avatar and who is spewing the typical left wing agenda byline.
Bragi
That is absolutely ludicrous...sorry, but no.
Of "I was a paid shill...", "It was a dank building with a long dark hallway..." disclosure that was shared on ATS and then elsewhere eventually was deemed a hoax and apparently appropriately so. Don't look to one in specific that as a disclosure, but rather releases about the topic as I mentioned first off.
It should be noted that the alternative news website where this confession was recently re-posted was asked by the conspiracy website where it was originally posted to take it down, claiming that it is "libelous and utterly false," even though it does not name any specific names or identify who is behind these and other shill operations. When asked for an explanation, the conspiracy website in question simply stopped responding.
Bragi
Or it could be that with a thread open for discussion to a large number of people, unintentionally, the topic changes. Much like a conversation can with just two people. With a mass amount of opinions, you can almost guarantee going off on a tangent.
Bragi
With the amount of trolls on internet forums, you'd think at least ONE of them would have come forward and told people about this.
Bragi
That is absolutely ludicrous...sorry, but no.
The U.S. Military has purchased software designed to create and control false online personas in an attempt to use social media and other websites to counter anti-U.S. messaging.
According to the contract between US Central Command (Centcom) and California company Ntrepid, the software would let each user control 10 personas, each "replete with background, history, supporting details, and cyber presences that are technically, culturally and geographically consistent." The software would also be able to let personas "appear to originate in nearly any part of the world" and interact through "conventional online services and social media platforms," while using a static IP address for each persona to maintain a consistent online identity.
These false online personas, also known as "sock puppets," would be equipped to seem like real people while entering online discussion through blogs, message boards, chats, and more. With a false persona, a user could discredit opponents, or create the semblance of consensus.
CB328
Most of us here at ATS won't be surprised that paid Goverment shills target online forums
It would explain why there are so many conservative haters on a site that should mainly appeal to free-thinking, intellectual type people.
How does one apply for that posiiton, I need some part time work, my food stampa are running out?
slayer420
reply to post by Willtell
How does one apply for that posiiton, I need some part time work, my food stampa are running out?
My sentiment exactly, seems like gainful employment to me, great work as far as "work" goes haha.edit on 18-9-2013 by slayer420 because: (no reason given)