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Code Red White Blue wrote:

> On Tue, 27 Jun 2023 16:52:23 +0000
> Anonymous@rocksolidbbs.com (Anonymous) wrote:

>> is it just me, or did this place just start to glow ?

> Here is a likely scenario ...

> Someone has been posting something on Usenet that has DoD panties in a
> wad. Whatever they are posting is not illegal yet has raised eyebrows
> of someone who is angered by the information. So technically there is
> nothing Fort Fumble can do about it--free speech and all that jazz.

> So how do they destroy the target? They manufacture a crime and blame
> it on the target. They arrest and incarcerate the target and torture him
> for six months or a year then come with a plea deal that will end the
> torture that is definitely not happening.

> OP is likely a Fort Fumble spook trying to entrap this someone who is
> posting unsavory information. This is how they attempt to censor people
> by doing an end-run around the constitution. They get their glow
> maggots to create a fake crime, then 'investigate' the crime as a
> subterfuge for violating the rights of the target, which has nothing to
> do with the fake crime. Look up 'agent provacateur' for more
> information.

> If they can't entrap the target, they'll use the message that solicits
> espionage, which one of their agents posted, as a pretext for a secret
> FISA wiretap warrant. Their dishonesty and mendacity has no bounds when
> it comes to silencing dissidents.

> They will take their own fake message to the FISA court, claim some
> anonymous Russian posted it, then use that as the pretext for a
> unconstitutional 'general warrant'. The judge, being a calloused
> gargoyle without real reasoning ability, will grant the warrant citing
> anti-woke extremism and clearly Russian grammar mistakes or some
> nonsense. They will pretend, tongue-in-cheek, that a Russian in
> tradecraft would make such grammar mistakes. So then the target gets
> accused of conspiring with the Rooskies, based on a message authored by
> a DoD intern and attributed to the target's non-existent
> 'co-conspirator.'

And post on Tor. Judge he did this on a secret network so he obviously guilty.

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