MVB

Out in the wild, Twitter is alive and well

Press Sec. Leavitt: "Having a visa to this country is a privilege, it is not a right.. if you’re wishing death upon America, you won't be welcomed here anymore."

The subverters of our Constitutional republic are replacing dignified just application of 'Rule of Law' with "Rule by Unrebutted Narratives," They further this subversive erosion through board meeting minutes and embedded submissions, from which they withhold the actually known-to-them existing rebuttals and known opposition voices. The general public gets a very distorted picture, but can see no reason to pick up on that. Since it's a bureaucratic hurdle to get anything submitted and actually included most narratives go unchallenged altogether. Over time it's the published narratives that are relied upon, not actual statutes, even if the narratives include blatantly false statements... In the near future these corrupt operatives, often elected through deception campaigns or outright election rigging, will use ai bots to stage comments, including with fraudulent identities, calling into Zoom board meetings with their faked identity names, purely to smear the reputations of the few voices they want silenced. These commenters, pretending to be someone real, will use slurs and insults, sound unreasonable, overly emotional, disrespectful, unhinged, antisemitic, and so forth, all to create a very wrong impression of someone. Most people will fall for it: same name, voice sounds it's him/her, soon with deepfakes: totally looks like him/her; and they'll believe it. The person ends up socially isolated; the public records will attribute contributions to his/her name, totally contradicting his/her actual stance... A solid cryptographically secure digital "eID", such as Belgium adopted over 2 decades ago, is the only way i can see how online meeting participants' identities can be vetted as legit truthful. Opposition to Digital ID only makes sense to me if you favor the complete obliteration of the trustworthiness of open meetings' public records, especially those for which attendance is often online.