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Listen to the Inspector

07 Thursday Sep 2023

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Sometimes it pays to heed the advice of an expert – a real one, not the faux “science” kind. Scott Ritter broke down why he thinks Gonzalo Lira is now a mole, plant, or informant working for the SBU.

There is only one logical explanation for this chain of events. Gonzalo Lira was arrested by the SBU for crimes he himself admits gets people arrested, tortured, and murdered. He is released five days later—unharmed—and immediately allowed to resume the exact same activity that led to arrest in the first place, only this time on a computer and email account controlled by the SBU.

This is a classic “catch and release” scenario, with Gonzalo Lira playing the role of “police confidential informant”—someone who provides information in exchange for lenient treatment. There literally is no other plausible explanation for what happened other than this.

Read the whole excellent thing. I still hope he’s wrong, but I have to admit he makes a fair case based on his advanced knowledge and personal experiences and observations. I had not thought through the metrics he used to reach his conclusion. Regardless of what you think or want to believe about Lira, pay close general attention to Ritter’s reasoning and the psy-op methodology he cites. Understanding how (real) disinformation works will go a long way towards spotting future operations, hoaxes, and dangers. And we’re going to keep seeing them.

Also, I’ve added his book to my list. His review of a previous air landing in Novosibirsk (Новосибирск) sold me.

Amerikan Educational Psy-Ops

10 Wednesday Aug 2022

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It’s almost like everything in Amerikan education is a misdirection. Read this interview. “Critical thinking,” US school style:

“By the way, about the so-called critical thinking courses. If you think that this is another name for a course in formal-logical argumentation logic, then you are mistaken. This is a special psychological and propaganda operation at the same time. This course is full of examples from speeches by Russian politicians and opinion leaders who ‘expose’ our propaganda. However, its theoretical content has little in common with classical formal logic. This is another Newspeak. By the way, I would like to point out that I also consider the emigration to Russia of an American technical specialist who spoke about the possibilities of electronic investigation and other horrors of total surveillance to be a similar operation controlled by a leak.”

When the schools, K-12 or college, say they “teach students how to think, not what to think,” they are lying, having reversed that order. There’s a reason why the trivium is nowhere to be found in today’s classrooms.

Also, read what the Russian expert says about Snowden and the controlled leaks of “shocking” revelations. I’m not completely sure I follow all of his theories, but they are certainly interesting.

His conclusion is correct, in any case. Keep fighting lies with the truth, because with the truth we cannot lose.

4G Warfare = More Laws!

16 Monday Sep 2019

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In addition to driving up oil prices and pushing closer to another idiotic war, the cruise missile drone attacks on the Suadi oil facility may be just the scare tactic/false flag the FAA needs to drop more regulatory BS on you.

The risk is hardly new, though, for law enforcement and homeland security officials. FBI Director Christopher Wray in October warned a Senate committee that civilian drones pose a “steadily escalating threat.” The devices are likely to be used by terrorists, criminal groups or drug cartels to carry out attacks in the U.S., he said.

Dozens of incidents in recent years have hinted at the risks, from the mysterious drone flying at London’s Gatwick Airport in December that disrupted operations for days, to recent assassination attempts using the devices in Yemen and Venezuela.

But even as the threat is well documented and understood, the counter-measures necessary to prevent or repel an attack are far murkier.

There is currently no requirement on how to track the millions of civilian drones plying the U.S. skies. The Federal Aviation Administration has spent the past two years crafting regulations requiring small civilian drones to install radio-identification technology after the FBI and Department of Homeland Security objected to widening public use of the devices. A proposed regulation is expected later this year, but may not be completed for a year or more.

Drugs. Terrorists. Oil. 9/11. Pearl Harbor. Some of the people, all of the time.