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I fell off the trueanon bandwagon for a while someone in here said the latest episode is good, what number is that? e: sorry for the poo poo new page
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at the time of writing, imo all episodes that have come this year are good they had a christmas cryptid episode which was a bit mediocre, but the MAGAmaidan and the latest Blackwater episode are strong returns to form imo
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Jan 14, 2021 20:02
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MAGAMaiden was excellent. Maybe their best since the spider network series. I had to turn off the latest blackwater one because i was getting too mad.
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gh0stpinballa posted:they're actually correct and anyone who thinks the US left is a real thing especially after the clown car crash that was the "george floyd uprising" is a loving sap.
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mcmagic posted:Dan Carlin put out a Common Sense and it's always funny what a baby brain he is when it comes to politics with how good his history stuff is. I'm listening to it now and it's almost shocking how naive his takes are. It's like he's so committed to being an independent contrarian that it's preventing him from making a clear evaluation of the situation.
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Bedshaped posted:I fell off the trueanon bandwagon for a while Xaris has issued a correction as of 00:35 on Jan 15, 2021 |
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Jan 15, 2021 00:33
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the palantir eps were some of my all time favorites
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Jan 15, 2021 02:04
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Halloween Jack posted:Uh, I didn't take this person's point as "The left is weak and the right is destroying itself." I read it as the libertarian talking point that "we need real capitalism, not crony capitalism." the only real threat to capitalism atm is capitalism. they are 100% correct, they're just accidentally correct. unless you can point me to some vibrant mass anti-capitalist movement in the west that the rest of us have missed.
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Joementum posted:I feel the need to mention that Mikey Barbs and Matty went to the same prep school and co-authored a zine while there that they titled Vérité which was mostly about how granting athletic scholarships was making the situation in their school dangerous and unacceptable. holy poo poo this is a deep cut
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Joementum posted:I feel the need to mention that Mikey Barbs and Matty went to the same prep school and co-authored a zine while there that they titled Vérité which was mostly about how granting athletic scholarships was making the situation in their school dangerous and unacceptable. this is at once not surprising at all and the funniest poo poo
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Jan 15, 2021 02:16
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I want to like TrueAnon and Ghost Stories For The End Of The World but my brain has been irreparably damaged and I just can't keep the details straight while I'm driving or Gaming or whatever I do while listening to podcasts  Maybe it's time... to reduce playback speed...
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Jan 15, 2021 05:12
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"how do you even mispronounce Ne-vahh-duh?" - will menaker
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with a heavy slowbeef inflection Maaaare-eee-ohhh
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This is probably the wrong place to ask, but I could swear I heard this from Trueanon so maybe not. I remember hearing that the human rights watch or a similarly named organisation has ties to the CIA or some sort of shady Intel group. Can anyone confirm if this is true or if it was a lucid dream? If it is true can you link to a source for it? Was talking to a friend and he kept bring up papers from the HRW and it caused alarms to go off.
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Jan 15, 2021 13:36
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Amnesty International has a strong libertarian bent, but I don't know that they're an OP or anything.
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Jan 15, 2021 13:45
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intelligence organizations use those non profits all the time as covers to get operatives into country. not sure if they have a favorite one but im sure they use them all
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Jan 15, 2021 13:51
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Amnesty International was one now I think about it. Could swear there was one with human rights in thr name as well. One whose funding was directly tied to one of them
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Captian Kil posted:This is probably the wrong place to ask, but I could swear I heard this from Trueanon so maybe not. Human Rights Watch was formerly known as Helsinki Watch, which was a private American organization founded in 1975 to "monitor" the USSR's compliance with the Helsinki Accords, perhaps the first contemporary weaponization of "human rights" discourse by the West, that forced the Soviet Union to observe extant national frontiers between communist and capitalist states in Europe by leveraging ginned-up accusations up human rights violations. Since turning into HRW, they've refined this kind of concern trolling to an art form, digging up or fabricating human rights violations to serve as justifications for humanitarian intervention against whatever regime the US wants to overthrow today. The most direct link between HRW and the CIA is that the HRW is funded by the Ford Foundation, which is a CIA cut-out. Here's some links to get you started: https://thegrayzone.com/2020/04/08/billionaire-human-rights-watch-sanctions-nicaragua-venezuela/ https://www.ratical.com/ratville/CAH/FordFandCIA.html https://citationsneeded.medium.com/episode-08-the-human-rights-concern-troll-industrial-complex-a62568d79a1d
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You might also be thinking of the Human Rights Foundation, which is a similar-but-different human rights NGO, this one born in the ashes of the Western-backed dissolution of Yugoslavia that served as the template for what we call "Color Revolutions", of which Georgia in 2003 and Ukraine in 2004 are the more contemporary examples. https://mronline.org/2019/01/31/the-making-of-juan-guaido/ https://hrf.org/event_speakers_posts/srdja-popovic/ https://twitter.com/elleprovocateur/status/1167856475387154438
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Jan 15, 2021 14:24
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I always thought they were referencing usaid which is 100% cia.
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Jan 15, 2021 14:34
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samantha power leading USAID is the funniest poo poo
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the thing with intelligence services is that all we can know about them is that they exist and are huge. this means that you sort of have to squint at the shadows and try to make out what's going on, which again plays into their hands because now you're paranoid we can be confident that they do fund stuff which they don't run outright, and we can be confident that they use otherwise neutral organisations to provide cover for their agents in some cases, and we must assume that they've infiltrated and/or formed working relationships with every really major corporation and civil society outfit. take google as an example: google has no strong anti-security state policy, because that's not a requirement for operating in us bourgeois society. so if some ex-NSA chap comes along and applies for a job, he's going to be well-trained and objectively highly qualified and motivated, so he's a good investment. repeat this process a few thousand times and now you've got cells in every major tech company who can mine data for you or possibly even install backdoors into stuff, and the best part is that these companies are going to pay most of their salaries! even without any sort of active collusion, it's trivial for a serious agency to boost someone's resume and skillset to the point where they're an objectively attractive prospect for hire - and, again, there's a *lot* of active collusion going on
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so you get guys like halvorssen, who keeps just a low enough profile that only niche papers seriously look at him and who does stuff which seems basically benign on the surface of it, who's 1000% working with the CIA to train people in basically bourgeois militancy. dude probably isn't actively trying to overthrow the venezuelan government any more, but he's got a mess of connections to various right-wing groups and even if he isn't actually training them how to shoot guns and poo poo he's providing them and their adjacent organisations with organisational training and coordination. for the most part, he'll associate with the relatively respectable parts or the movements so there's no smoking gun either we have no idea as to the budgets or revenue streams of these organisations, but they are practically infinite since they're tapped deeply into both the US treasury, organised crime and international finance. it's extremely grim
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Jan 15, 2021 15:32
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they don't have to sneak nsa spooks into google they're pretty upfront about working with them directly
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yeah it was a hypothetical and i couldn't be bothered to look up a company like that which doesn't openly collude with the security state still they're absolutely also sneaking people into google lol
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Jan 15, 2021 15:37
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The Muppets On PCP posted:they don't have to sneak nsa spooks into google they're pretty upfront about working with them directly 
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V. Illych L. posted:yeah it was a hypothetical and i couldn't be bothered to look up a company like that which doesn't openly collude with the security state probably but more likely they just contract people who work there for various things they don't have anyone on staff working on i had two profs in grad school who did consulting for nsa, and that was in a pretty small program, so i'd imagine they're outsourcing a ton of stuff all over the place
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Jan 15, 2021 15:50
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i'm sure they're an excellent source of extra funds for any number of people my point is simply that you should expect every major corporation to be as infiltrated as its host intelligence service wants it to be, which in the case of tech companies is 'very' also that it's very easy for e.g. the CIA to run a huge spectrum of relatively benign organisations without those organisations necessarily even knowing that they're CIA fronts
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power at usaid seems like a step down someone with her resume at this point in her career should be doing something way more nefarious and behind the scenes (she should be in the hague)
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Jan 15, 2021 16:23
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Citations needed did an episode about HRW didn't they? basically HRW considered slave era USA, apartheid era south africa and israel to be the most free states.
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Jan 15, 2021 16:30
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The Muppets On PCP posted:they don't have to sneak nsa spooks into google they're pretty upfront about working with them directly Spooks do a lot of things they don’t have to just to say they doing something.
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one of Amnesty Intel’s founders, Luis Kutner, was working with the CIA and FBI. He set up Fred Hampton to die:quote:Kutner gained national recognition[9] in 1949, when he obtained freedom for a black mechanic from Waukegan, Illinois, who had served 26 years of a life term sentence for raping an itinerant. A Federal judge described as "a sham" the defendant's 1924 trial in which a vengeful prosecutor withheld vital evidence. He also helped free Hungarian Cardinal József Mindszenty, American expatriate poet Ezra Pound, former Congo President Moise Tshombe and represented the Dalai Lama and Tibet. Kutner is widely known as one of the most prominent human-rights attorneys of the twentieth century.[10] The contrast between those paragraphs lol.
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Trabisnikof posted:one of Amnesty Intel’s founders, Luis Kutner, was working with the CIA and FBI. He set up Fred Hampton to die: iirc, that hungarian cardinal was the guy the CIA tried to advance as the president/premier of Hungary during the Hungarian Revolution.
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Amnesty International is the grownup version of writing letters to Santa Claus, most importantly including the part where they're unceremoniously trashed as their ultimate end that being said, review episodes of the F-Plus are always the best and this newest one does not disappoint. root beer snobs rule
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Crankit posted:Citations needed did an episode about HRW didn't they? basically HRW considered slave era USA, apartheid era south africa and israel to be the most free states. is it the one gradenko linked to?
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shots fired real heads know what I'm talking about https://twitter.com/TrueAnonPod/status/1349859943776587777?s=19
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gh0stpinballa posted:shots fired real heads know what I'm talking about It never fails to crack me up that iHeartRadio is just a rebranded clear channel, which if you’re old like me you’ll remember used to be what everyone pointed to as the coming dark ages of media consolidation (obviously Sinclair and such have leap frogged them in danger these days, but it still makes me crack a smile that a simple name change made everyone forget that this company was supposed to be evil). Populon posted:Funny to hear Brianna use the word chud on the latest bad faith I think the word has kind of jumped into the mainstream. Even six months ago I only ever saw/heard it here or on chapo or Reddit/Twitter. But recently I’m hearing folks I’m pretty sure aren’t terminally online call people chuds. It’s interesting
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the latest Death Is Just Around the Corner was a really good ep on par with trueanons magamaidens about the recent poo poo. michael judge often talks a lot coming from a perspective of the thomas pynchon-ian and related time-frame and from a beats-hippies-80s perspective of security state so he gets a little conspiratorial than may be warranted in their actual power and influence in tyool 2020, but i can't really disagree with the conclusions. pirated feed: https://podcastaddict.com/episode/117548807
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