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originally posted by: AutisticEvo
originally posted by: xtradimensions
a reply to: MRinder
Maybe they are getting paid. I thought the “leaders” appear to be college-professor types, but I am sure being paid isn’t out of the realm of possibility.
you can goto craigslist and Jobs2Careers, Indeed, or any large job classified database and type in "ACTIVIST". see most protestors are not paid but the organizers are paid.
in certain hotzones or places of trending political interest organizations will pay "Actors" to organize or antagonize in larger numbers.
the reason for violence or destruction of property is to draw media attention,
once media is showing the protests the average naive person sees all these angry people and assumes that their countrymen are genuinely upset over something.
when in truth maybe 10% of those present at a protest are actually ticked about some perceived injustice, the rest are there to draw attention to an issue.
I usually will study photos and even have members of Anon community helping create a compiled database of the photographs to begin investigating to see who the "Travelers" are based on identifyiing them in different protests through photography.
You can always look for the organized groups and look at their signs and flags, do they appear of professional quality or made by machine rather than a box of markers? if so then that required money to put together, Red Flags, Masks and such could be ordered online but to have an entire group bedecked in professional flags and signs is usually a strong indicator that they have been financed by some party or organization for their participation....
its not hard to finger a paid group, now eyeballing their actual leader is more difficult, as I have noticed some organizers hover "Near" the group they are overseeing but will appear to be a photographer who just happens to be near them while in every shot you see them in they never seem to be taking photos. also look for headsets and ear pieces that would indicate they are in communication with someone directing the protest group or an unidentified party giving directions from elsewhere.
heres a list of what should give you an idea of what paid activists get paid on average www.indeed.com...
originally posted by: MichiganSwampBuck
originally posted by: AutisticEvo
originally posted by: xtradimensions
a reply to: MRinder
Maybe they are getting paid. I thought the “leaders” appear to be college-professor types, but I am sure being paid isn’t out of the realm of possibility.
you can goto craigslist and Jobs2Careers, Indeed, or any large job classified database and type in "ACTIVIST". see most protestors are not paid but the organizers are paid.
in certain hotzones or places of trending political interest organizations will pay "Actors" to organize or antagonize in larger numbers.
the reason for violence or destruction of property is to draw media attention,
once media is showing the protests the average naive person sees all these angry people and assumes that their countrymen are genuinely upset over something.
when in truth maybe 10% of those present at a protest are actually ticked about some perceived injustice, the rest are there to draw attention to an issue.
I usually will study photos and even have members of Anon community helping create a compiled database of the photographs to begin investigating to see who the "Travelers" are based on identifyiing them in different protests through photography.
You can always look for the organized groups and look at their signs and flags, do they appear of professional quality or made by machine rather than a box of markers? if so then that required money to put together, Red Flags, Masks and such could be ordered online but to have an entire group bedecked in professional flags and signs is usually a strong indicator that they have been financed by some party or organization for their participation....
its not hard to finger a paid group, now eyeballing their actual leader is more difficult, as I have noticed some organizers hover "Near" the group they are overseeing but will appear to be a photographer who just happens to be near them while in every shot you see them in they never seem to be taking photos. also look for headsets and ear pieces that would indicate they are in communication with someone directing the protest group or an unidentified party giving directions from elsewhere.
heres a list of what should give you an idea of what paid activists get paid on average www.indeed.com...
I like what you're doing, it's inspiring too me, keep up the good work.
You sound situational aware and are investing your time and effort into gathering operational intelligence, you would be an asset in a crisis situation. Any group worth being with in a SHTF scenario would need guys like you to help out.
originally posted by: JAY1980
Collectivism at work...
The one thing that unites humanity most is an outside threat. The msm and universities have large groups of misguided individuals under the impression that anything that is conservative and has a penis is somehow a threat.
To what I ask?
The very system we helped create?
These people are delusional now to a level I didn't know existed.
originally posted by: sine.nomine
a reply to: xtradimensions
This is actually a common practice at protests. Because the person speaking doesn't have amplification, the crowd repeats what they say so everyone can hear. Really not rare at all. Just saying.
originally posted by: toysforadults
yeah and mind controlled robotic right wingers who blindly support this guy and are willing to defend him at all cost
every single one of you are just as crazy
originally posted by: projectvxn
That second video was one of the most hilarious things I've seen in a while. Thank you.
originally posted by: Dr UAE
originally posted by: sine.nomine
a reply to: xtradimensions
This is actually a common practice at protests. Because the person speaking doesn't have amplification, the crowd repeats what they say so everyone can hear. Really not rare at all. Just saying.
well thanks for explaining this to us uninformed ones, now i can safely go to sleep without the fear of being zombied
originally posted by: sine.nomine
This is actually a common practice at protests. Because the person speaking doesn't have amplification, the crowd repeats what they say so everyone can hear. Really not rare at all. Just saying.