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"stop calling everyone that disagree with you a disinformation agent"
In fact this thread in which you were posting was the spark that has ignited my fire giving me the energy to gather those facts & links & write the thread :
What makes you think Any disinfo agents are here? I don't see why they would be. We're hardly that important after all.
We're hardly that important after all.
To deny the possibility of Dis-info and COINTELPRO is the same thing as sticking your head in the sand
not the OP, bringing nothing as for food for thoughts, but obviously all those prompt answers to dismiss the existence of organized disinfo on the web (creating an illusion of majority opinion). Those posters are very active on ATS and I bet (didn't check but they are always posting so...) have been posting on other threads since I published here.
Originally posted by incrediblelousminds
"stop calling everyone that disagree with you a disinformation agent"
You have to admit that many people who are just plain wrong often like to accuse other's of being a 'disinfo agent' when they lack the facts to argue a reasonable case.
DISCLAIMER: more than often, on board like ats, hoaxes are posted so some kind of debunking shall be done, absolutely. But facts are always enough; ridicule & discredit are never required for that, nor any other of those other vicious tactics.
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Let's stop calling them disinfo agent at face value but let's just expose their tactic to the visitors & other members every time they are applying them
OR does pointing that out expose me as disinfo?
"Technicians, Pilots, Demolition Teams, Radio Technicians, professional Psychologists that organize rumor networks. These men provided the know-how of organizing a successful revolution."
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
Another thing common to them is their name: often a simple one-word name that is generic and unremarkable and thus not easily remembered. They often have no avatar since they work multiple personas and once again, an avatar would make them less anonymous.
To build this capability we will create a set of personas on twitter, blogs, forums, buzz, and myspace under created names that fit the profile (satellitejockey, hack3rman, etc). These accounts are maintained and updated automatically through RSS feeds, retweets, and linking together social media commenting between platforms.