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Cliff Varnell

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  1. 15 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    Fancy Bear---was that topic being researched by Yoel Roth?  

    2014

    Y. Roth (2014), Locating the "Scruff Guy": Theorizing body and space in gay geosocial media. International Journal of Communication 8. (PDF)

    This article offers a critical examination of the smartphone application Scruff, a gay geosocial networking service targeted primarily at bears that boasts a user base of more than five million individuals in more than 180 countries. Using a case study of gay geosocial networking, the article argues for a theoretical reworking of the relationships among embodiment, space, and digital media. Geosocial services such as Scruff, by virtue of their emphasis on bodies and locations that can be accessed offline, complicate notions that online interactions are displaced, disembodied, and ethereal. By layering a virtual, but still spatialized network of users atop existing physical locations, Scruff straddles the online–offline divide and indicates how bodies, places, and identities are discursively constructed through the interplay of virtual and physical experience.

    Who knew? 

    Maybe it was the bear community that cracked Hillary's e-mails. 

    Or possibly, some Chicago Bears. 

    Ask Yoel Roth! 

    I thought you said RussiaGate was a hoax?  A Russian hacker penetrated the DNC computers and staged the e-mails for exfiltration by, according to Assange, non-state actors.

    Can’t admit error, Ben?

  2. 5 minutes ago, Matthew Koch said:

    Here's what Russia Gate actually happened people say: 

    From the House testimony of Shawn Henry of Crowdstrike, the company which investigated the hack of DNC e-mails in 2016, in regard to the Russian hacker Fancy Bear.

    MR. SCHIFF: lt provides in the report on 2016, April 22nd, data staged for exfiltration by the Fancy Bear actor.

    MR.HENRY: Yes, sir.  So that, again, staged for, sure which, I mean, there’s not -- the analogy I used with Mr. Stewart earlier was we don't have video of it happening, but there are indicators that it happened. There are times when we can see data exfiltrated, and we can say conclusively. But in this case, it appears it was set up to be exfiltrated, but we just don't have the evidence that says it actually was. 

     

  3. 7 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    CV--

    You may wish to contemplate the views of Jeff Morley.

    I stopped contemplating the views of Jeff Morley at the Cracking the Case Conference at Bethesda in ‘05 when he sat next to Tony Summers on stage and nodded wisely when Summers said we should not ask what kind of conspiracy killed Kennedy, but whether there was a conspiracy at all.  I almost fell out of my chair.

    7 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    Morley believes JFK records are being withheld that would illuminate the relationship between the CIA and LHO. 

    IMHO, that would be a valuable insight to the JFKA.

    Insight into the cover-up of the JFKA, but illuminates nothing about the murder itself.

    7 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    One that President Biden, like President Trump, has decided to hide.  

     

    Let the ether of your imagination run wild.  Everyone else does.

  4. 18 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    That may be true, but Carlson's broadcast on the Records Act could have been written by Vincent Salandria or Peter Dale Scott. 

    If you find any other M$M broadcast that even comes close, please post here. Or any thoughtful broadcast, social media or otherwise. 

    Even any written summation of yesterday's events. 

    IMHO, the Carlson broadcast ranks up there with Eisenhower's farewell speech, in terms a synopsis of the military intel state. If you find something to top it, bring it on. 

    Or, please post your own summation of Record Act events, if you think you have a better insights. Start a new topic, clue us in. 

     

     

    Start with the root facts of the case:  JFK had a shallow wound in soft tissue to the right of T3, and another soft tissue wound in his throat.  There were no wound exits, and no rounds recovered at the autopsy.  The autopsists considered the possibility JFK was struck by a high tech weapon of the sort developed by the CIA program MKNAOMI. 

    From Larry Hancock’s Nexus, pg 36

    <quote on, emphasis in the original>

    Confirmation of the MKNAOMI project was revealed in 1977, when Carter administration Defense Secretary Brown
    requested an internal review of CIA projects which had involved the Department of Defense. The Department of
    Defense's legal counsel conducted the investigation and among other things reported back that MKNAOMI had begun
    in the early 1950's and was "intended to stockpile severely incapacitating and lethal materials and to develop gadgetry
    for dissemination of these materials."


    A June 29, 1975 CIA memorandum has also been located which documents the SOD/CIA relationship and confirms that no written records were kept; management was by verbal instruction and "human continuity." The memo refers to "swarms
    of project requests" and cites examples of suicide pills, chemicals to anesthetize occupants to facilitate building
    entries, "L-pills" and aphrodisiacs for operational use. The memo notes "some requests for support approved by the CIA
    had apparently involved assassination."


    <quote off>

    “No written records were kept” — like 99+% of all JFKA related material the Records Act is a useless distraction.

  5. 5 hours ago, Benjamin Cole said:
     
     
    Today we spoke to someone who had access to the still-hidden JFK files, and is deeply familiar with their contents. We asked this person directly: did the CIA have a hand in the murder of John F. Kennedy? Here’s the reply: "The answer is yes. I believe they were involved."

     

    https://twitter.com/i/status/1603558942558359553

    So we get closer to the Truth on the JFKA with Tucker Carlson than the entire M$M-CNN-MSNBC-NYT-WaPo crowd? 

    How is this possible?

    You’re susceptible to pandering?

    A year ago Tucker said Case Closed was a great book and the Warren Commission got it right.

     

  6. The term Woke for those who don't know was a hip hop term for being a Awake to the fact that there is an Illuminati that does stuff like 911, JFK assassination, faking the moon landing and running the hip hop industry and killing rappers who get out of line. This term was then rebranded by college marxist leftists into meaning social justice. </q>

    Yes!  The Marxist academic Lead Belly in 1938 used the term in his description of his song “Scottsboro Boys.”

    At 4:33 —“Stay woke.”

  7. I couldn’t take more than a couple of minutes of Dore’s crying — does he tell us what the Head of the Executive Branch of The United States Government censored on Twitter in 2020?

    It’s fine to kick Antifa types off Twitter and coverup right-wing government censorship...Musk paid heavy for that right to his free speech.

    But please, spare us the slimy self-righteous hypocrisies.

     

  8. On 12/8/2022 at 11:19 PM, Kirk Gallaway said:
    As Jim Di would say when his assertions are being questioned and he's circling the wagons.
    Nice one, Cliff! Emoji
    heh heh heh

    It's absolutely no surprise to me nobody here who thinks Hunter Biden's laptop is a huge story  was ever going to respond to this article from Cliff as they simply wouldn't have the patience to go into the detail and read this through. I would expect about the same level of response I just got from Ben about the value to us of his posting of a TV Guide like fluff review of Twitter's new up coming season in"Twitter comes of age!" 
    heh heh

    Confirmation bias is a bitch!  

    Taibbi noted that both Biden and Trump asked Twitter in 2020 to suppress certain items.  Private citizen Biden wanted his private citizen son’s genitalia pics removed.  

    Taibbi doesn’t tell us what President Trump asked to be removed.

    So what did Trump suppress — and why don‘t Taibbi/Musk reveal what exactly did The Government Under Trump censor?

  9. I didn’t know David well enough to call him a friend, but we were definitely allies. I exchanged about 20 e-mails with him 2011-14.  We shared an understanding of the root facts of the case, and shared a disdain for “JFK experts” who didn’t grasp those facts.

    Rest in peace, David, your work will live forever.

  10. 18 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    Add in Bret Stephens of The New York Times. He called Russiagate "an elaborate hoax." 

    "To this day, precious few anti-Trumpers have been honest with themselves about the elaborate hoax — there’s just no other word for it — that was the Steele dossier and all the bogus allegations, credulously parroted in the mainstream media, that flowed from it."---Bret Stephens. 

    https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/21/opinion/bret-stephens-trump-voters.html

    Man, that guy Stephens is even more off-base than Mate, Greenwald and Taibbi! 

    What do make of that? 

    RussiaGate had nothing to do with the Steele Dossier.  Mueller was appointed special counsel because Trump fired Comey.

    Mueller didn’t go after Trump’s shady finances, his grifting children, or a sit down interview — and he let Bill Barr’s misrepresention of the report stand for two months without a correction.

    Bret Stephens is a neo-con.  I thought you didn’t like neo-cons, Ben.

  11. 20 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    I salute you, with earnest fervor. 

    That said, a cynic might note the article in the far left-wing The Guardian is more than one-year old, and cites a study done by Twitter insiders on Twitter. 

    Careful readers will notice I cited two sources for the Twitter study, a similar study on Facebook, and an article on how algorithm bias works on social media.

    Lead a horse to water...

  12. 19 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    OK, I engaged in a little hyperbole. 

    If you say Twitter enhanced prospects for right-wingers more than left-wingers, then I accept that as the truth as...you are "Our Man in San Francisco." 

    Again with the shady rhetoric?

    Twitter admitted it.

    https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/oct/22/twitter-admits-bias-in-algorithm-for-rightwing-politicians-and-news-outlets

    19 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    Someone should have informed the people inside the Twitter HQ in The City. In the bowels and private conference rooms of the HQ, what were they doing? 

     

    Would it kill you to do a little research on algorithm bias?

    https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/article/radical-ideas-social-media-algorithms/

  13. 9 minutes ago, Matthew Koch said:

     

    First question: the FBI met regularly with the FBI and the FBI prebunked the Lap Top story. 

    That’s not what it says.

    9 minutes ago, Matthew Koch said:

     

    “Former head of Twitter Trust and Safety Yoel Roth submitted a disclosure to the FEC saying that the company had been warned by the FBI of a forthcoming Russian disinformation dump, and they assumed the New York Post's reporting was it. Federal law enforcement planted the seed in Twitter's collective mind, and Twitter used that intelligence to suppress the Post's report.”

    So Twitter *assumed* the Post story was Russian disinfo after the FBI *planted a seed* — and that’s your idea of a fascist operation?

    9 minutes ago, Matthew Koch said:

    As to your second part:  I'm going to use your logic from your last post Cliff

    Who was the President of the United States when that happened? 😝💯

    Since when did Obama dictate to the FBI?  The US Gov’t didn’t put out a phony story about Hillary’s e-mails — James Comey and the NYC FBI office did that.

  14. 7 minutes ago, Matthew Koch said:

    Cliff, I think you are forgetting that there is a back story

     

    And your proof that the FBI told Twitter not to run the Hunter Biden non-story is what?

    Kind of ironic the FBI warning about disinformation when James Comey lied about Hillary’s e-mails 11 days out in ‘16.

    The Fascists are just pissed off the FBI didn’t do it again with Biden.

  15. 7 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    Cliff V-

    I trust you more on what happens inside Twitter than some M$M news reports. 

    You are our man in SF.

    If you say Twitter algo-makers wore Trump pins and not rainbow flags, then so be it. 

     

    I never said that.  Why are you making up this fiction?

    Allergic to research?

     

  16. Just now, Benjamin Cole said:

    Cliff:

    You are "Our Man in San Francisco".

    If you say Twitter was dominated in-house by Trumpers and they devised the algorithms

    No Ben, that’s not what I said.  Did you bother to read the articles?

    Just now, Benjamin Cole said:

     

    , then that is what I will report back to HQ 

    It’s in the nature of social media platforms to amplify the loudest voices, and there are no voices louder than snowflakes crying victim.

    Right-wing misinformation on Facebook is more engaging than its left-wing counterpart, research finds

    https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/03/tech/facebook-right-wing-misinformation/index.html

  17. 10 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    We have to agree to disagree on this one. 

    Although I suppose you could be right in a manner of speaking.

    The billionaire class dominates both parties, and is, of course, "right-wing" on tax, regulatory and trade issues. That is, for the rich. 

    It was Trump who gave the rich a 6% tax cut and everyone else 0.5%.

    10 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    So Twitter has gone from being a tool of billionaires with the Donk label to being a tool of an unaligned billionaire or 'Phant billionaire, but they are all "right-wing." 

    Twitter was never a Donk tool.

    10 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    As for the 'Phant party, are you saying that they held sway in the the San Fran HQ of Twitter? That seems like a stretch. 

    Ben, you have to understand how right wing outrage culture drives social media content.  

    10 minutes ago, Benjamin Cole said:

    But maybe so. You live there...was Twitter known as a hub for regional 'Phants?

    Their sole watering hole in The City? Twitter employees openly wore "Trump" pins and eschewed rainbow flags? 

    Tell us the truth, Cliff Varnell! Has the outside world be fooled? 

    It’s not my fault you don’t want to process the information cited.

    “In nearly all countries analysed, tweets by conservative politicians were amplified more than tweets by liberal politicians, Twitter has admitted.

    Meanwhile, right-wing news outlets were also amplified for Twitter users more than left-wing news outlets.”

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