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Wombaticus Rex wrote:As barracuda has pointed out, Robin Quivers got into a car accident on Sunday, August 14th -- your contention is that this was done because of a news story on Wednesday, August 17th. Does this seem like a chronology problem to you, Hugh?
wordspeak2 wrote:So a liberal/humanitarian, at least.
And at one point several years ago Howard Stern made some 9/11 truth comments, yes? I dunno...
DrVolin wrote:To be fair, I don't think Hugh's scenario requires that the crash that left Robin quivering be planned as an anticipated response to the quiverfull interview. It only requires that the crash be identified post facto as a useful psyop opportunity. But I haven't read closely enough to know whether Hugh is actually making that claim.
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:5) In this case, which has all the fingerprints of viral marketing-as-counterpropaganda, all it took was was tracking celebrity Robin Cook using her cellphone or GPS tracker on her car and then attacking her with an expert driver who could do the
"360" Robin described so vividly. The "360" SPIN fits in perfectly as a mirror of the Bachmann problem, all her lying and spinning.
The driver merely gets a wrist-slap, probably a hefty fee, and remains military-protected using the channels mil-intel has all over the place.
Not too hard to grasp the gist of this as I originally stated it in the op in shorthand.
Wombaticus Rex wrote:.....
...Robin Quivers got into a car accident on
Sunday, August 14th -- your contention is that this was done because of a news story on
Wednesday, August 17th. Does this seem like a chronology problem to you, Hugh?
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:Your inability to think through the sequence of surveillance>psyops leads you to accuse me of "retrocausality."
Likewise your claims of "omniscience" of spooks ascribed to me erroneously. Really really basic spycraft is still waaaay beyond RI posters and since I've been presenting the same thesis for over five years, yes, I have impatience with your inability to recognize covert Nazi spyops tactics handed to you on a silver platter for the umpteenth time.
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:
The Pentagon has social control doctrines IN PRINT called "Psychological Operations" with a definition of "counterpropaganda" as:
ANY ACTION TAKEN TO MINIMIZE THE EFFECT OF HOSTILE INFORMATION.
Counterpropaganda tactics are listed and include "diversionary events." Yet another..."duh."
Wombaticus Rex wrote:Bonus round: where is the falsifiability? How can you prove/disprove the narratives you present? How can you fact check in the realm of Known Unknowns?
Wombaticus Rex wrote:.....
You're talking about covert, classified, compartmentalized programs and activities, and when I say "Hugh, how can you know that?" ... you really never answer the question. It's been my question for like two years now.
.....
So how do you know how the CIA works so well, Hugh? Seriously.
Bonus round: where is the falsifiability? How can you prove/disprove the narratives you present? How can you fact check in the realm of Known Unknowns?
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