The Globalist Fight Continues - NATO Uses Twitter To Fight Gaddafi

NATO Reportedly Uses Twitter To Fight Gaddafi

Huffington Post Twitter is part of NATO's "fusion center" of intelligence gathering, the organization said during a June 10 briefing. NATO uses the microblogging service alongside other sources that help NATO map out how it can use weapons, as there are not enough forces on the ground to help determine troop positions. "We get information from open sources on the internet; we get Twitter," Wing Commander Mike Bracken said, according to The Guardian. "You name any source of media and our fusion centre will deliver all of that into usable intelligence."

Its things like this that make you wonder what else the globalists use Twitter for and maybe even if they started it up themselves to fulfil some sort of agenda. Anyone who has plans for globalisation is going to need to know the reactions of people around the world to certain events. As you know indoctrination needs to be implemented with a good understanding of the general psyche of the population in order for manipulation to be effective.

The Globe and Mail contacted a few people who have been relaying information about Gaddafi's troops. Notably, all the sources are far from Libya. Another user, Robert Rowley, the Dairy Queen employee in Arizona, last month tweeted the coordinates of a suspected base in Tripoli, after he saw military vehicles on satellite images at a warehouse there. He found a fellow tweeter in Tripoli to confirm the activity at the building. Later that day, the same building was hit by NATO.

According to the Globe and Mail, some activists have been contacted directly by NATO, and NATO has set up unofficial accounts to solicit information as well.

Yeah. Its good that the people of Libya are helping NATO get rid of Gaddafi. On paper. It seems pretty clear to me that NATO are hungering for a puppet in power not only in Libya, but the whole of the middle east. If I was to speculate even further I would say that TPTB probably instigated some if not all of these revolutions. The hate for the leaders and the desire for change was rampant in these countries anyway. All it would take is a catalyst to get the ball rolling and as history suggests, this shake and take method of democracy spreading has happened before numerous times in the past.

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