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@TruthDespiteMSM

'Disinformation Expert' Expert. 'Misinformation Monitor' Monitor. Free speech aficionado. The Bill of Rights is on life support & I'm performing CPR.

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MalinformationSuperSpreader ⚖@TruthDespiteMSM·
@TheLastRefuge2 The IC are either directly involved or they are complicit as a result of every action they undertook regarding Trump since 2015. Their approval of this attempted assassination wasn't tacit. It was incessantly broadcasted by the MSN for years.
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MalinformationSuperSpreader ⚖@TruthDespiteMSM·
And motivated by Obama's fear that his years-long illegal and warrantless pilfering of NSA databases for political and financial gain would be discovered by the Trump administration. Admiral Rogers discovered what was going on and reported it to the FISA court, resulting in Judge Collier's opinion and the infamous footnote that revealed the scope of the abuse. Obama and his cronies were routinely illegally accessing private information on US citizens. Imagine the possibilities if one had access to the emails and other communications of businesses, financial institutions, and political rivals. Of course they grew wealthy using illegally obtained insider information. Now imagine having spent years cultivating the myth that you are the most scandal-free president in history. There were powerful incentives for covering this up, and Trump was an existential threat.
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Catherine Herridge
Catherine Herridge@C__Herridge·
BREAKING: Longtime Trump Advisor @MichaelRCaputo Shares Never-Before-Seen FBI Subpoena And Search Warrant Targeting Him During Biden Administration; Alleges Biden Era Weaponization Continued at DOJ During Trump’s Second Term This week on Straight to the Point I sat down with Michael Caputo, a longtime confidant and advisor to President Trump. In this exclusive interview, Caputo shares a never-before-seen FBI subpoena and sweeping federal search warrant that targeted him during the Biden Administration. Caputo details the horrifying fallout of the secret Biden-era investigation over his Ukraine reporting and anti-weaponization policy work that stayed active even inside the Trump administration and the devastating toll it took on his family. @thelatmg @latimesstudios_ Straight to the Point: FBI’s Secret Targeting of Team Trump 00:35 Michael Caputo: Biden Era FBI ‘Surveilled’ Dozens of Trump Associates 01:28 Caputo Says He Was Targeted Over His Investigation Into Bidens and Anti-Weaponization Initiative 02:12 How Did the Biden-Era Investigation Continue Under AG Bondi? 03:10 Google Alert: FBI Subpoenaed His Records 04:29 Caputo Says He Was Working In Same DOJ Building As DOJ Investigation Targeting Him 06:00 August 2024 Susie Wiles Calls With Shocking News 06:40 Before Presidential Election, FBI Laid A Trap? 07:58 Federal Warrant Wanted Information About Caputo’s State of Mind 09:30 FBI Should Be Shattered: ‘Russia, Russia, Russia All Over Again’ 10:42 FBI File: Caputo Called A Radical Traditionalist Catholic (RTC) 11:30 Caputo 'Had To Go To The Highest Authority’ To Get Case Closed 12:44 Russia Gate Cost Caputo’s Family Everything 13:55 Threats To Caputo And Family 16:10 Accountability For RussiaGate 18:00 If Democrats Win Mid-Terms: Weaponization Will Increase 10x 19:50 Caputo: Task Force For Americans Who Were Harmed By Weaponization 20:50 Response to Critics Who Say Caputo Sees Conspiracies 21:43 Independent Journalism
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MalinformationSuperSpreader ⚖@TruthDespiteMSM·
It's particularly egregious when one considers that FISA warrant applications are ex parte, meaning that the subject of the warrant has no opportunity to object. When this horrible legislation was being foisted upon the American public, we were promised that the requirements for senior officials to review and approve the applications would prevent any potential abuse. Hahahahaha! Joke is on us, amirite? Despite years of proven abuses, Congress continues to reauthorize this unconstitutional legislation. Judge Rosemary Collier's infamous footnote provides a glimpse into how the surveillance process has been systemically exploited and abused.
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Eric CIAramella’s Dirty Whistle@TheAndersPaul·
@PeterBernegger What’s also interesting. This is about the time there was actual remote access to Fulton. x.com/theanderspaul/…
Eric CIAramella’s Dirty Whistle@TheAndersPaul

1) "SAFEST AND MOST SECURE ELECTION EVER" -CISA Vulnerabilities GA edition. Coup de grâce. Remote access to enet allowing users to assign voters to ballots. Fulton hid investigation behind NDA. This Co is also contracted w GASOS and did Pen testing, while not mitigating anything

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Peter Bernegger
Peter Bernegger@PeterBernegger·
🚨 Tweet #15: Pay close attention to this date. October 21, 2020. You have already seen what happened on that date in Tweet #13. Georgia Tech Professor Angelos Keromytis was running Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency surveillance on voting machine manufacturer networks. He identified Dominion Voting in the network data. His colleague Professor Manos Antonakakis typed "Oh, shit. These look like egress points." See prior tweet. That was October 21, 2020. Now here is what else happened on that exact same date. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger issued a press release. He was forming an official government body called the Georgia Bipartisan Task Force for Safe, Secure, and Accessible Elections. Among the confirmed participants listed in that press release: "Professor Angelos Keromytis. Georgia Institute of Technology." The same professor. The same day. On the morning of October 21, 2020 Angelos Keromytis was identifying Dominion Voting egress points in Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency network surveillance data. On that same day he was named to the official Georgia government body responsible for overseeing election security. It gets worse. That task force did not dissolve after the election. In March 2021 the task force issued a public statement. Keromytis was still listed as a member. That is five months after Election Day. Five months after his team found egress points in Dominion Voting network traffic. Five months during which he sat on the official Georgia election security body. Five months during which none of what you have read in this thread was ever publicly disclosed. Keromytis's own public professional resume confirms it. He listed it himself: "Member, Georgia Secretary of State Bipartisan Task Force for Safe, Secure, and Accessible Elections, 2020." Now ask yourself the questions that nobody in Georgia has ever been forced to answer publicly: i. Did Keromytis disclose to the Georgia Secretary of State that he had identified Dominion Voting egress points in network surveillance data thirteen days before the election? ii. Did the Georgia Secretary of State know his own task force member had been running Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency surveillance on Georgia's voting machine infrastructure? iii. Did Brad Raffensperger know? iv. Who else on that task force knew? v. And if nobody knew - why not? The man who found the egress points was put in charge of telling Georgia its elections were secure. That is not oversight. That is a conflict of interest on a scale that demands a federal investigation. Tweet #16 reveals what Special Counsel Durham specifically referred to the Department of Defense Inspector General - and why that referral quietly disappeared without a single public finding. Georgia Tech Professor Angelos Keromytis:
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MalinformationSuperSpreader ⚖@TruthDespiteMSM·
Interesting question that reminds me of another appalling example of how the swamp protects its own. After Cheryl Mills and David Kendall violated the law and the Rules of Professional Conduct by deleting thousands of HRC's emails that were the target of a Congressional subpoena, attorney @Ty_Clevenger filed a complaint with the Maryland Attorney Grievance Commission. Licensed attorneys are required by the Rules of Professional Conduct to report another attorney when they are aware of unethical conduct. After the MAGC refused to take action, Ty Clevenger appealed this to the Maryland Court of Appeals (now renamed the Maryland Supreme Court). No action was ever taken and no investigation was conducted based upon a brand-new but somehow retroactive change to MAGC policy requiring personal knowledge of the unethical behavior. Widespread reporting of it was apparently deemed insufficient.
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MalinformationSuperSpreader ⚖@TruthDespiteMSM·
@mindnotforrent @PeterBernegger He probably figures that Georgia Tech is not going to pay his ongoing legal expenses so he got out of Dodge. From the tone of his emails upon being contacted by Durham team, he knew he was deep into some shady stuff.
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Peter Bernegger
Peter Bernegger@PeterBernegger·
🚨 Tweet #16: Special Counsel John Durham spent four years investigating what happened to American elections. His final report was delivered to Congress in May 2023. Inside that report was a criminal referral. Not to the Department of Justice. Not to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. To the Department of Defense Inspector General. The internal watchdog of the entire United States military. The referral identified one specific matter: "One matter involving the execution of a contract between the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the Georgia Institute of Technology." One sentence. In a Special Counsel report to the United States Congress. Durham had reviewed the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract with Georgia Tech and found something significant enough to send to the Department of Defense's own internal investigator for potential criminal review. Not a footnote. Not a passing mention. A formal referral. Now look at what you have seen in this thread about that exact contract: A Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency planning document targeting voting machine manufacturers eight months before the election. The Pythia surveillance weapon deployed inside the Department of Homeland Security before the election. Active reconnaissance jobs running against Dominion Voting network infrastructure thirteen days before the election. Egress points found in Dominion Voting network data. United States Army soldiers trained on the surveillance weapon at Georgia Tech's campus. Central Command military network data handed to a civilian university professor for analysis. Russian and Iranian command and control confirmed in election related state and local government networks. A Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency employee writing "I know who to talk to if we find anything." And the man who found egress points in Dominion Voting data named to Georgia's official election security task force on the very same day. Durham saw enough in that contract to make a criminal referral to the Department of Defense Inspector General. Here is what happened next: Nothing. -No findings were announced. -No charges were filed. -No public report was released. -The referral was received. -Then it vanished. The Department of Defense Inspector General has never publicly addressed it. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has never publicly addressed it. Nor Georgia Tech, and Congress never held a single public hearing about it. Think about what that means. The top prosecutor in America found something troubling enough in a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract with a university to formally refer it for potential criminal investigation. And every single institution that received that referral went silent. Durham found it. The Department of Defense Inspector General received it. Washington buried it. There is only one question left. Who had the power to make a Special Counsel criminal referral disappear - and why did they use it? Emails obtained by Patriot @TheAndersPaul
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MalinformationSuperSpreader ⚖@TruthDespiteMSM·
@RedArrowPatrio2 @PeterBernegger I think the entire outrageous scandal was buried under the reliable "national security interests" excuse. The classification system has been abused and exploited to protect the IC community from any consequences.
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Red Arrow
Red Arrow@RedArrowPatrio2·
@PeterBernegger Quite the thread Peter. One person who might be able to make that referral disappear would be the Commander in Chief, by confidential finding.
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MalinformationSuperSpreader ⚖@TruthDespiteMSM·
@PeterBernegger Joffe's involvement may have something to do with the referral. Remember the ridiculous Yota phone b.s. story? It turns out that the non-public DNS data being collected and illegally shared by Joffe included the White House non-public data. Think about that for a moment.
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Jack Posobiec
Jack Posobiec@JackPosobiec·
The government should create a public works program to keep 80s malls open. Make them into public library space and hold community and educational programs. But they have to maintain their character as 80s malls
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MalinformationSuperSpreader ⚖@TruthDespiteMSM·
The HRC campaign sincerely wanted to convince the people that Trump was compromised by Russia, in order to distract from her emails/private server problems. The IC knew this because it intercepted Russian communications indicating that Russia was also aware of her plot. Obama, fearing that a Trump presidency would lead to exposing Obama's years-long illegal warrantless surveillance of citizens via the pilfering of NSA databases, ordered the creation of the IC report.
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DataRepublican (small r)
DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican·
I read you quite a bit back then. Thank you for all your coverage. They can still knowingly break the rules and still be sincere. Which might be also what happened here. Only they know what’s in their own intents. Even allowing for and taking out genuine malicious actors, it’s clear a lot of people bought into the “Russia is everywhere” hysteria and started seeing the slightest Russia connection as proof of Russian control of our government.
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DataRepublican (small r)
DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican·
Ok, I'm apparently not good at writing parables, because nearly everyone interpreted it wrong. I used a parable because I want to respect others' service records, especially when not all the facts are out yet. So let's pivot to a much more direct analogy. In 2016, career intelligence professionals, people who had genuinely spent their lives fighting America's enemies, became convinced that a foreign power had compromised the incoming president. They had data points. Real ones. Trump had business dealings in Moscow. He said nice things about Putin on camera. People in his orbit had meetings with Russian nationals. A dossier appeared with salacious claims. Each data point individually was... a data point. But they were looking for Russia. So they found Russia. Everywhere. They were so certain they were right that they leaked to the press. They used classification authority to spy on American citizens. They presented unverified opposition research to a FISA court as intelligence. Peter Strzok texted about "insurance policies." Andrew McCabe authorized leaks. They were experienced professionals who genuinely believed the republic was in danger. Their service records were real. Their concern was sincere. And they were wrong.
DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican

I'm a Smurf. I've been hired to run counter-intelligence operations at Smurf Village. My role is political; I've personally gone up against the evil wizard Gargamel. But once I'm on the inside, I discover that Smurf Village has a relationship with a goat-riding human boy called Peewit. Peewit isn't a Smurf. He's caused a lot of damage with his antics over the years. Why is he even here? I start digging. I pull up Papa Smurf's history with Peewit. Papa Smurf has been collaborating with this kid for years. Protecting him. Making excuses for him. Why? Peewit is reckless. Peewit makes messes. But Papa Smurf keeps letting him back in. The more I dig, the more Peewit I find. He's everywhere. In every file, behind every favor, connected to every mess. A picture forms in my head: if I'm looking for Peewit everywhere and I keep finding Peewit, the only logical conclusion is that Peewit is the one controlling Papa Smurf. Then a prominent Smurf gets assassinated. They say Gargamel's people did it. Case closed, move along. But I get access to the dead Smurf's private messages. And there's Peewit. Right there in the chats. The same Peewit I've been laser-focused on all year. Pressuring him. Making demands. I bring this to Papa Smurf and his inner circle. I bring it with alarm. Papa Smurf looks at me funny. And then — just like that — I'm kicked out of the investigation. No explanation. Just... out. This is the final proof that Peewit is controlling the Smurf Village. I know what I saw. I have to get the truth out there. So I do the unthinkable. I leak the information.

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Joffe was the source of the non-public DNS data that was used for the ridiculous bogus Alpha bank/Trump tower claim. Emails show that Manos (also involved) conceded that there no actually nefarious activity and that anyone competent to evaluate it would reach that conclusion. Undeterred, they ran with it anyway. Eventually FBI analysts reached precisely that conclusion. Truly despicable and conspiratorial behavior.
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Peter Bernegger
Peter Bernegger@PeterBernegger·
🚨 Tweet #10: One name connects everything in this thread to the highest levels of American politics. Rodney Joffe. For those who have not heard of him - here is why his name should stop you cold. Special Counsel John Durham's report identified Joffe as "Tech Executive One." Durham found that Joffe directed the harvesting of Domain Name System data - internet traffic logs belonging to a presidential candidate, Trump Tower, and even the Executive Office of the President of the United States - and fed that data to political operatives. Those operatives took it to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Central Intelligence Agency to construct a false intelligence narrative against a sitting president. Now look at what we have shown you in this thread. That same Rodney Joffe was secretly blind-copied on a Georgia Institute of Technology professor's email discussing "opaque" targeting analysis of election-related network surveillance data - intended for the Department of Defense. The same tool used to spy on a presidential candidate. The same man. Now connected to Defense Advanced Research Projects (DARPA) Agency-funded surveillance of American election infrastructure. This was not a coincidence. This was not academic research. Who tasked him? Who received his analysis? What did they do with it? Tweet #11 reveals the weapon they built to do all of this. Now expanding this story to 20 tweets.
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MalinformationSuperSpreader ⚖@TruthDespiteMSM·
Sounds like this study was conducted by a Learing Center graduate. Sent from my pager
Ethan Brooks@alt_w_v_g

NYC gave McKinsey a $4M contract to answer one question Should trash go in a trash can They studied it for 20 weeks Looked at Paris Looked at Amsterdam Looked at Barcelona Produced a 95-slide deck Titled "The Future of Trash" $42,000 per slide The conclusion after 20 weeks and 95 slides Yes Trash should go in a bin Not on the sidewalk They called it "containerization" Which is a $4 million word for "trash can" The mayor then stood at a podium and unveiled a bin A bin With wheels And a lid Like the one in your garage right now The one you bought at Home Depot for $50 He presented it like he had discovered gravity Camera crews were there Photographers Press releases For a bin I run the finances of an entire company If I handed my board a 95-slide deck that concluded "put the thing in the container" I would be fired by slide 2 My analyst could have done this in an afternoon With one slide That said "yes" And I would have redlined it for being too long But this is government Where common sense costs $4,000,000 And comes with a PowerPoint Make common sense common again Plz fix. Thx. Sent from my iPhone

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Cynical Publius
Cynical Publius@CynicalPublius·
I firmly believe that it is only you, Donald, who can achieve peace across the world. I did not say that. The Prime Minister of Japan did. Amazing.
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Deon Joseph
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@JamesOKeefeIII @LAPDHQ There is an activist/non profit acting troop on skid row called “LAPD”. The Los Angeles Poverty Department. They do performances. They use the abbreviation “LAPD” to draw attention to their art and activism.
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James O'Keefe
James O'Keefe@JamesOKeefeIII·
The NGOs we caught in the latest videos are pretending to be LAPD in order to intimate us and that is a crime as well. @LAPDHQ
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MalinformationSuperSpreader ⚖@TruthDespiteMSM·
@nypost This case provides the best example yet for why experienced trial lawyers never ask a question unless they are sure about how the witness will respond. 😂
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New York Post
New York Post@nypost·
Cop grilled in Afroman defamation case hints he actually doesn't know if rapper had sex with his wife trib.al/KelHGOE
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Megan Fox
Megan Fox@MeganFoxWriter·
Lemon Poundcake Martini: 1 oz Tito's handmade vodka, 1/2 oz amaretto, the juice of one small lemon. Shake with ice and strain into a glass garnished with sugar with grated lemon zest. Trust me. It's almost as good as crybaby cop tears. (Can add simple syrup if you like it sweet)
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