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NEW SHORT URL:
http://tinyurl.com/Orlando-ff-1

Orlando nightclub shooting: Yet another false flag?

It sure walks, talks and quacks like one

They’re calling it “the worst terror attack since 9/11.” A Muslim is being blamed for shooting up a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, killing more than fifty people.

In the recently-published Another French False Flag, former CIA clandestine services officer Robert David Steele – who admits he executed one false flag operation for the Agency – lists ten “key indicators of a modern false flag.” The most important is #10: “Who benefits?”

So let’s start there.

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2016/06/102016/06/09

Handbook: The Counter-Narrative Handbook

Information Operations, IO Gaming

PDF (70 Pages)

Tip of the Hat to Contributing Editor Berto Jongman.

Phi Beta Iota: As a cautionary note, no counter-narrative can contest a reality in which the 99% are being consistently screwed by their own government. That leads to revolution.

See Also:

2016/06/052016/06/04

Neal Rauhauser: Netwar & Kremlin Trolls

Advanced Cyber/IO, IO Deeds of War

Regarding Those Kremlin Trolls

Netwar Systems Group Launches

The Netwar Forward Controller is a central system that accumulates timestamped text data from Twitter, Jabber, IRC, and there is a Telegram integration happening this summer. Advanced search, social/topical/general network analysis, and the ability to integrate things like computational linguistic processing are present.

2016/06/042016/06/04

Neal Rauhauser: Ethereum = World Computer

Advanced Cyber/IO

World computer concept explained in here.

What is Ethereum?

Vitalik Buterin, Coin Center, March 9, 2016

Bitcoin is widely understood as a system for generating a shared world ledger that securely records bitcoin balances. Ethereum uses many of the same systems (such as blockchains and peer-to-peer networking) in order to generate a shared world computing platform that can flexibly but securely run any application users want to code (shared ledgers like Bitcoin included).

2016/06/032016/06/02

Stephen E. Arnold: Search Engine Intelligence Gathering — Interview with Singularity Weblog’s Nikola Danaylov

Advanced Cyber/IO, Commerce, Government, IO Impotency

If you are curious to learn more about the purveyor of the Beyond Search blog, you should check out Singularity’s interview with “Stephen E Arnold On Search Engine And Intelligence Gathering.” A little bit of background about Arnold is that he is an expert specialist in content processing, indexing, online search as well as the author of seven books and monographs. His past employment record includes Booz, Allen, & Hamilton (Edward Snowden was a contractor for this company), Courier Journal & Louisville Times, and Halliburton Nuclear. He worked on the US government’s Threat Open Source Intelligence Service and developed a cost analysis, technical infrastructure, and security for the FirstGov.gov. Singualrity’s interview covers a variety of topics and, of course, includes Arnold’s direct sense of humor:

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2016/06/022016/06/01

Stephen E. Arnold: GAO/US Army Bury Palantir — SOCOM Funding a Carcass

IO Impotency

GAO DCGS Letter B-412746

A few days ago, I stumbled upon a copy of a letter from the GAO concerning Palantir Technologies dated May 18, 2016. The letter became available to me a few days after the 18th, and the US holiday probably limited circulation of the document. The letter is from the US Government Accountability Office and signed by Susan A. Poling, general counsel. There are eight recipients, some from Palantir, some from the US Army, and two in the GAO.

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2016/06/012016/05/31

Antechinus: Cell Phones and Cancer

07 Health, Commerce, Corruption, Government, IO Impotency

Major Cell Phone Radiation Study Reignites Cancer Questions

Federal scientists released partial findings Friday from a $25-million animal study that tested the possibility of links between cancer and chronic exposure to the type of radiation emitted from cell phones and wireless devices. The findings, which chronicle an unprecedented number of rodents subjected to a lifetime of electromagnetic radiation starting in utero, present some of the strongest evidence to date that such exposure is associated with the formation of rare cancers in at least two cell types in the brains and hearts of rats.

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