Peter Benzoni

If you're blaming people, you're blaming the wong people.

New agile development pattern: Au-pair programming - I babysit Claude while it does all the work

The team building will continue until morale improves

I'm pro-pronouns but I think everyone should have to announce them King Drac style

We are currently clean on EmoINT

@DisinfoIndex It is complicity.

@DisinfoIndex If you silence the people measuring the heat, mapping the accelerants, and tracking where the sparks land, you are not defending free speech. You are choosing blindness. And in an age of stochastic violence, blindness is not passive.

If you ban fire alarms and dismantle the fire department, do you want to watch the world burn? US sanctions against the leaders of CCDH and @DisinfoIndex isn't just censorship, it's a tacit endorsement of the violence these organizations seek to prevent. politico.eu/article/us-san…

The Information Laundromat can analyze 2 elements: the content posted to a site & the metadata used to build and run it. Here’s a rundown of how it works, based on initial testing by @CraigSilverman & an interview with @PeterBenzoni, the tool’s developer. twp.ai/4isxRd

Meanwhile, the few unattributed or locally sourced stories focused on Mexico’s domestic politics, which allowed the entire site to look like legitimate Mexican journalism while quietly laundering foreign narratives into the country. Read more here: securingdemocracy.gmfus.org/borrowed-voces…

Russian outlets especially flooded Voces—promoting Moscow’s geopolitical agenda: claims that the West is conspiring to replace Zelenskyy, allegations linking Ukraine to terrorist groups in Africa, and narratives that cast Russia as the stabilizing force in global affairs.

I’m lead investigator cited by @nytimes here, thanks to a lead from @factchequeado—here is the uncomfortable truth: A prestigious Mexican journalism club framed themselves as guarding of press freedom while distributing Russian and Cuban state propaganda nytimes.com/2025/11/24/wor…

(just adding the supporting chart)

This isn’t hyperbole. It’s math. Our team at ASD analyzed 4500 articles published by Voces del Periodista — the digital outlet tied to Club de Periodistas de México. 2/3rds of everything they posted since April is copied from RT en Español, Sputnik Mundo, or Cuba’s Prensa Latina