But a new employee with little track record and no apparent connections having an X post go viral instantaneously, and almost as instantly getting attention from WSJ and CNN and getting picked up by legislators who, gee whiz, already have legislation written that addresses his exact points... that is unnatural and not how things work. This is the mirror image of how the MSM treated Nick Shirley, for example, and he was actually making news and revealing actual fraud.
That's what I've read. How a low level, rather short-term employee with no apparent resume or substantial accomplishments, got instant mainstream exposure just after instant, inexplicable virality on X, is inexplicable without so-far-unexposed manipulation. Rarely has a psyop been this obvious.
If he already had a highly-followed X account, it would make sense to some extent (but only because he's pushing a narrative they already want to promote). But going from literally nobody to total coverage, it's an op.
Even a 13 year old boy heard about this guy.
Talked about it over dinner tonight with Winton's grandson.
Taught him about False Flag day, what false flags are, and what psyops are.
Clever kid.
Now here you'd be right because it's possible, just unlikely, for this entry level guy to have enough cache for us to trust him on humanity all dying. And it's good you agree here it could be coordinated instead of personally insulting chakwit.
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While I agree it could be coordinated. It’s also possible for a new employee to quit a job they hate / can’t handle.
New emps causing drama? Never. Only happens if the media is behind it.
It's not the a new employee causing drama is odd.
But a new employee with little track record and no apparent connections having an X post go viral instantaneously, and almost as instantly getting attention from WSJ and CNN and getting picked up by legislators who, gee whiz, already have legislation written that addresses his exact points... that is unnatural and not how things work. This is the mirror image of how the MSM treated Nick Shirley, for example, and he was actually making news and revealing actual fraud.
Wasn't he in an entry-level position?
That's what I've read. How a low level, rather short-term employee with no apparent resume or substantial accomplishments, got instant mainstream exposure just after instant, inexplicable virality on X, is inexplicable without so-far-unexposed manipulation. Rarely has a psyop been this obvious.
It might be passable if one or two local stations covered him - but it's certainly a psyop when all the corporate media is covering him.
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If he already had a highly-followed X account, it would make sense to some extent (but only because he's pushing a narrative they already want to promote). But going from literally nobody to total coverage, it's an op.
Even a 13 year old boy heard about this guy.
Talked about it over dinner tonight with Winton's grandson.
Taught him about False Flag day, what false flags are, and what psyops are.
Clever kid.
Now here you'd be right because it's possible, just unlikely, for this entry level guy to have enough cache for us to trust him on humanity all dying. And it's good you agree here it could be coordinated instead of personally insulting chakwit.