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Andrea Shaffer, Anti-Marxist Warrior

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🚨 Undercover Video Shows Israeli Contractors Have Manipulated in more than 33 Presidential Elections Worldwide — A Video Everyone Should Watch to Understand the Digital Battlefield • In 2023, a group of undercover journalists exposed a team of Israeli contractors, called Team Jorge. —— The undercover footage was filmed by three reporters, who approached Team Jorge posing as prospective clients who wanted to interfere in an election in Africa. • The unit is run by Tal Hanan, a 50-year-old former Israeli special forces operative who now works privately using the pseudonym “Jorge”, and appears to have been working under the radar in elections in various countries for more than two decades. —— Their tactics include hacking, sabotage and automated disinformation on social media. • In more than six hours of secretly recorded meetings, Hanan and his team spoke of how they could gather intelligence on rivals, including by using hacking techniques to gain complete access Gmail and Telegram accounts. —— they claim to be exploiting vulnerabilities in the ‘Global Sognaling System’ (SS7) —— They boasted of planting material in legitimate news outlets, which are then amplified by the AIMS bot-management software. —— They proclaimed that they’ve been successful with interfering in 27-33 Presidential-level campaigns. • One of Team Jorge’s key services is a sophisticated software package, Advanced Impact Media Solutions, or ‘AIMS’. —— ‘AIMS’ controls a vast army of thousands of fake social media profiles on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Telegram, Gmail, Instagram and YouTube. —— Some avatars even have Amazon accounts with credit cards, bitcoin wallets and Airbnb accounts, multiple-platform associated accounts, multiple AI images… All done to create the illusion these bots are a real person… • Much of their strategy revolves around disrupting or sabotaging rival campaigns: the team even claimed to have sent a s*x toy delivered via Amazon to the home of a politician, with the aim of giving his wife the false impression he was having an affair. • Leaked emails show a fee between $400k - 600k per month is their fee. —— another email shows that this team also worked exclusively on the Nigerian Presidential Election in 2015. So Next time you’re arguing with someone online on why they support pedophiles, funding wars, LGBTQ in kids classrooms… Think of this video. Clip Article (🧢ChiefChris)

🚨 Undercover Video Shows Israeli Contractors Have Manipulated in more than 33 Presidential Elections Worldwide — A Video Everyone Should Watch to Understand the Digital Battlefield • In 2023, a group of undercover journalists exposed a team of Israeli contractors, called Team Jorge. —— The undercover footage was filmed by three reporters, who approached Team Jorge posing as prospective clients who wanted to interfere in an election in Africa. • The unit is run by Tal Hanan, a 50-year-old former Israeli special forces operative who now works privately using the pseudonym “Jorge”, and appears to have been working under the radar in elections in various countries for more than two decades. —— Their tactics include hacking, sabotage and automated disinformation on social media. • In more than six hours of secretly recorded meetings, Hanan and his team spoke of how they could gather intelligence on rivals, including by using hacking techniques to gain complete access Gmail and Telegram accounts. —— they claim to be exploiting vulnerabilities in the ‘Global Sognaling System’ (SS7) —— They boasted of planting material in legitimate news outlets, which are then amplified by the AIMS bot-management software. —— They proclaimed that they’ve been successful with interfering in 27-33 Presidential-level campaigns. • One of Team Jorge’s key services is a sophisticated software package, Advanced Impact Media Solutions, or ‘AIMS’. —— ‘AIMS’ controls a vast army of thousands of fake social media profiles on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Telegram, Gmail, Instagram and YouTube. —— Some avatars even have Amazon accounts with credit cards, bitcoin wallets and Airbnb accounts, multiple-platform associated accounts, multiple AI images… All done to create the illusion these bots are a real person… • Much of their strategy revolves around disrupting or sabotaging rival campaigns: the team even claimed to have sent a s*x toy delivered via Amazon to the home of a politician, with the aim of giving his wife the false impression he was having an affair. • Leaked emails show a fee between $400k - 600k per month is their fee. —— another email shows that this team also worked exclusively on the Nigerian Presidential Election in 2015. So Next time you’re arguing with someone online on why they support pedophiles, funding wars, LGBTQ in kids classrooms… Think of this video. Clip Article (🧢ChiefChris)

MJTruthUltra

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$Clueless Milquetoast Megyn Kelly Strikes Again! "It was just the young people on the left and independents and now in the Republican party the youth has turned on Israel. This is not all because of podcasters." ~ Megyn Kelly Today! Enter Carlson, Bannon, and Posobiec, who have suberted the MAGA movement, and have amplified Dugin's hybrid warfare intent on destroying America from within. In the circles of conservative influencers, a subtle but insidious ideology is taking root; one that doesn't originate from the Founding Fathers or the Constitution, but from the esoteric writings of Alexander Dugin, a Russian philosopher often dubbed the "Putin whisperer." I've spent months dissecting this threat of the Duginites who have infiltrated the MAGA conservative podcasters. What I've uncovered is a deliberate "hybrid warfare" strategy exploiting U.S. cultural divides, with prominent voices like Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon, and Jack Posobiec unwittingly, or perhaps willfully, serving as conduits. This isn't mere intellectual curiosity; it's a calculated bid to fracture the American right and erode our global alliances. Dugin's blueprint for global upheaval, laid out in his 1997 manifesto The Foundations of Geopolitics, envisions a sprawling Eurasian empire under Russian dominance, countering the "Atlanticist" world order led by the United States. His "Fourth Political Theory" (FPT) rejects liberalism and capitalism outright, blending anti-modern holism with pre-enlightenment ideals from Plato and medieval hierarchies. It unites disparate forces; leftists, rightists, and religious zealots, against the "Beast" of hypermodernity. Dugin equates the Best with Western individualism, "woke" culture, and globalism. Eurasianism extols "tellurocracy" (land-based power) and Eastern "sobornost'" (collectivist hierarchy) over what he derides as America's atomized, materialistic society. Even socialism, in Dugin's view, is a flawed but superior alternative to liberal democracy. This isn't abstract theory; it's active subversion. Dugin targets the U.S. right by pitting "Atlanticists"; pro-globalist neoconservatives and liberals, against "Eurasianists," the traditionalist paleoconservatives and nationalists who sympathize with isolationism. By critiquing endless U.S. interventions abroad, Dugin sows seeds of doubt, framing Russia as a bulwark against cultural decay. His ideas fuel anti-woke rhetoric and calls for America First retrenchment, all while aiming to weaken NATO and the EU by driving a wedge between the U.S. and Europe. Enter the influencers: Carlson, Bannon, and Posobiec, ubiquitous in the MAGA movement, have amplified Dugin's philosophy in ways that demand scrutiny. Tucker Carlson has hosted interviews that resonate with Dugin's anti-interventionist critiques, portraying Russia as a traditionalist ally in the culture wars. In one pointed analysis I shared, Carlson's selective alliances, even praising hard-left figures on shared anti-Israel stances, reveal a politics organized around dismantling Western alliances, a hallmark of Duginite thinking. Steve Bannon, once a Trump architect, has veered further into this territory. His War Room podcast frequently features guests aligned with Dugin's multipolar vision, and in a November clip I highlighted, Bannon openly praised Nick Fuentes, a figure steeped in far-right admiration for the Russian philosopher. Bannon's promotion of Dugin's 1997 book on social media underscores his fascination with Eurasian geopolitics.Jack Posobiec, the Turning Point USA firebrand and former Naval Reserve intelligence officer, adds a layer of irony. Despite losing his security clearance in 2017 amid allegations of sharing classified info, Posobiec has tweeted glowingly about Dugin's work, including The Foundations of Geopolitics. As a frequent War Room guest, he bridges Bannon's platform with TPUSA's youth outreach, potentially normalizing these ideas for the next generation of conservatives. In a November post, I called out Posobiec's anti-neocon jabs—agreeable on the surface, like targeting Bill Kristol, but warned they mask deeper Duginite sympathies. This "Woke Reich," as I've termed it, isn't organic conservatism; it's a Trojan horse. Dugin's hybrid warfare exploits our internal battles over wokeness, borders, and endless wars; meant to subordinate sympathetic Westerners to a multipolar, anti-liberal order. I've hosted X Spaces with researcher Trevor Loudon, a specialist in communist infiltration, to unpack this twice in November alone, drawing crowds eager for the truth. Loudon's insights confirm: Dugin's strategy is to dismantle America from within, using cultural affinity as camouflage. Even figures like Megyn Kelly and Marjorie Taylor Greene risk pushing Dugin without realizing it, adopting his anti-liberal zeal under the guise of "dumb blonde" populism. My days have been consumed studying this because saving our republic demands it. The alt-right's affection for Dugin isn't accidental; it's engineered to destroy us. As we approach a pivotal 2026, conservatives must reject this foreign poison. True America First means defending our sovereignty against all threats, domestic or imported. Let's reclaim our movement before the "Woke Reich" controls it.$

Clueless Milquetoast Megyn Kelly Strikes Again! "It was just the young people on the left and independents and now in the Republican party the youth has turned on Israel. This is not all because of podcasters." ~ Megyn Kelly Today! Enter Carlson, Bannon, and Posobiec, who have suberted the MAGA movement, and have amplified Dugin's hybrid warfare intent on destroying America from within. In the circles of conservative influencers, a subtle but insidious ideology is taking root; one that doesn't originate from the Founding Fathers or the Constitution, but from the esoteric writings of Alexander Dugin, a Russian philosopher often dubbed the "Putin whisperer." I've spent months dissecting this threat of the Duginites who have infiltrated the MAGA conservative podcasters. What I've uncovered is a deliberate "hybrid warfare" strategy exploiting U.S. cultural divides, with prominent voices like Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon, and Jack Posobiec unwittingly, or perhaps willfully, serving as conduits. This isn't mere intellectual curiosity; it's a calculated bid to fracture the American right and erode our global alliances. Dugin's blueprint for global upheaval, laid out in his 1997 manifesto The Foundations of Geopolitics, envisions a sprawling Eurasian empire under Russian dominance, countering the "Atlanticist" world order led by the United States. His "Fourth Political Theory" (FPT) rejects liberalism and capitalism outright, blending anti-modern holism with pre-enlightenment ideals from Plato and medieval hierarchies. It unites disparate forces; leftists, rightists, and religious zealots, against the "Beast" of hypermodernity. Dugin equates the Best with Western individualism, "woke" culture, and globalism. Eurasianism extols "tellurocracy" (land-based power) and Eastern "sobornost'" (collectivist hierarchy) over what he derides as America's atomized, materialistic society. Even socialism, in Dugin's view, is a flawed but superior alternative to liberal democracy. This isn't abstract theory; it's active subversion. Dugin targets the U.S. right by pitting "Atlanticists"; pro-globalist neoconservatives and liberals, against "Eurasianists," the traditionalist paleoconservatives and nationalists who sympathize with isolationism. By critiquing endless U.S. interventions abroad, Dugin sows seeds of doubt, framing Russia as a bulwark against cultural decay. His ideas fuel anti-woke rhetoric and calls for America First retrenchment, all while aiming to weaken NATO and the EU by driving a wedge between the U.S. and Europe. Enter the influencers: Carlson, Bannon, and Posobiec, ubiquitous in the MAGA movement, have amplified Dugin's philosophy in ways that demand scrutiny. Tucker Carlson has hosted interviews that resonate with Dugin's anti-interventionist critiques, portraying Russia as a traditionalist ally in the culture wars. In one pointed analysis I shared, Carlson's selective alliances, even praising hard-left figures on shared anti-Israel stances, reveal a politics organized around dismantling Western alliances, a hallmark of Duginite thinking. Steve Bannon, once a Trump architect, has veered further into this territory. His War Room podcast frequently features guests aligned with Dugin's multipolar vision, and in a November clip I highlighted, Bannon openly praised Nick Fuentes, a figure steeped in far-right admiration for the Russian philosopher. Bannon's promotion of Dugin's 1997 book on social media underscores his fascination with Eurasian geopolitics.Jack Posobiec, the Turning Point USA firebrand and former Naval Reserve intelligence officer, adds a layer of irony. Despite losing his security clearance in 2017 amid allegations of sharing classified info, Posobiec has tweeted glowingly about Dugin's work, including The Foundations of Geopolitics. As a frequent War Room guest, he bridges Bannon's platform with TPUSA's youth outreach, potentially normalizing these ideas for the next generation of conservatives. In a November post, I called out Posobiec's anti-neocon jabs—agreeable on the surface, like targeting Bill Kristol, but warned they mask deeper Duginite sympathies. This "Woke Reich," as I've termed it, isn't organic conservatism; it's a Trojan horse. Dugin's hybrid warfare exploits our internal battles over wokeness, borders, and endless wars; meant to subordinate sympathetic Westerners to a multipolar, anti-liberal order. I've hosted X Spaces with researcher Trevor Loudon, a specialist in communist infiltration, to unpack this twice in November alone, drawing crowds eager for the truth. Loudon's insights confirm: Dugin's strategy is to dismantle America from within, using cultural affinity as camouflage. Even figures like Megyn Kelly and Marjorie Taylor Greene risk pushing Dugin without realizing it, adopting his anti-liberal zeal under the guise of "dumb blonde" populism. My days have been consumed studying this because saving our republic demands it. The alt-right's affection for Dugin isn't accidental; it's engineered to destroy us. As we approach a pivotal 2026, conservatives must reject this foreign poison. True America First means defending our sovereignty against all threats, domestic or imported. Let's reclaim our movement before the "Woke Reich" controls it.

Andrea Shaffer, Anti-Marxist Warrior

30,196 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

HOW SON OF A POACHER UHURU KENYATTA KILLED NAIROBI CBD The death of Nairobi’s vibrant Central Business District was no accident but a calculated psychological operation to crush youth empowerment and economic vitality under the pretense of restoring order. Former President Uhuru Kenyatta, raised in the rural enclave of Ichaweri, collaborated with influential politicians from Kenya’s Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) regions, using their financial backing to orchestrate a campaign that weaponized fear, moral panic, and state power to dismantle the city’s nightlife and subdue its rebellious youth. The psychological assault began with a manufactured narrative, amplified by mainstream “githeri media” and compliant church leaders, vilifying alcohol, a major taxpayer and cultural cornerstone of Nairobi’s nightlife, as a moral and social evil. Youth vibrancy, expressed through music, nightlife, and urban culture, was branded a threat to stability and progress. Commercial activists like The People’s President joined this bandwagon, glorifying Alcoblow as a public safety measure while aligning with the government’s broader agenda to disempower the masses. This narrative exploited societal anxieties, convincing Kenyans that curbing nightlife was essential for “order,” when it was, in truth, a strategy to neutralize a politically aware youth population that Kenyatta’s administration feared could topple his regime. Under this orchestrated moral panic, Alcoblow, presented as a drunk-driving deterrent, was unmasked as a tool of oppression. The death of Albert Ojwang revealed a darker truth: senior police bosses, led by figures like Eliud Lagat, pocketed bribes extorted through Alcoblow enforcement to purchase real estate in Dubai. Far from a moral necessity or road safety measure, Alcoblow was a mechanism to suppress the population while enriching corrupt officials. Kiganjo D(minus) National Police Service-Kenya idiots enforced illegal curfews, arresting pedestrians as early as 8 p.m. on flimsy charges like “loitering” or “prostitution,” and extorted motorists with impunity. This aggressive policing strangled Nairobi’s human and vehicular traffic, suffocating the CBD’s economic pulse. The collapse of nightlife paved the way for a hostile takeover. Iconic bars, symbols of Nairobi’s cultural heritage, were replaced by restaurants and fronts for money laundering, owned by sugar importers and corrupt county officials. This mirrored the desolation of Kenya’s Northern Frontier, where manufactured terrorist threats by Al-Shabab sympathizers like Hon. Aden Duale, EGH , Noordin Haji NIS and Farah Maalim EGH keep residents in fear while enabling political looting. The psychological manipulation, instilling fear, demonizing youth culture, and eroding economic vibrancy, devastated Nairobi’s CBD, costing over 300,000 jobs in hospitality, transport, and entertainment. By framing empowered youth as a danger, Kenyatta’s administration, aided by complicit activists and a corrupt police force, dismantled Nairobi’s economic and cultural core. The city now echoes the lifeless towns of the Northern Frontier, subdued by design. This was not just the death of a city; it was a psychological assault on its soul, orchestrated to protect elite power and plunder.

HOW SON OF A POACHER UHURU KENYATTA KILLED NAIROBI CBD The death of Nairobi’s vibrant Central Business District was no accident but a calculated psychological operation to crush youth empowerment and economic vitality under the pretense of restoring order. Former President Uhuru Kenyatta, raised in the rural enclave of Ichaweri, collaborated with influential politicians from Kenya’s Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) regions, using their financial backing to orchestrate a campaign that weaponized fear, moral panic, and state power to dismantle the city’s nightlife and subdue its rebellious youth. The psychological assault began with a manufactured narrative, amplified by mainstream “githeri media” and compliant church leaders, vilifying alcohol, a major taxpayer and cultural cornerstone of Nairobi’s nightlife, as a moral and social evil. Youth vibrancy, expressed through music, nightlife, and urban culture, was branded a threat to stability and progress. Commercial activists like The People’s President joined this bandwagon, glorifying Alcoblow as a public safety measure while aligning with the government’s broader agenda to disempower the masses. This narrative exploited societal anxieties, convincing Kenyans that curbing nightlife was essential for “order,” when it was, in truth, a strategy to neutralize a politically aware youth population that Kenyatta’s administration feared could topple his regime. Under this orchestrated moral panic, Alcoblow, presented as a drunk-driving deterrent, was unmasked as a tool of oppression. The death of Albert Ojwang revealed a darker truth: senior police bosses, led by figures like Eliud Lagat, pocketed bribes extorted through Alcoblow enforcement to purchase real estate in Dubai. Far from a moral necessity or road safety measure, Alcoblow was a mechanism to suppress the population while enriching corrupt officials. Kiganjo D(minus) National Police Service-Kenya idiots enforced illegal curfews, arresting pedestrians as early as 8 p.m. on flimsy charges like “loitering” or “prostitution,” and extorted motorists with impunity. This aggressive policing strangled Nairobi’s human and vehicular traffic, suffocating the CBD’s economic pulse. The collapse of nightlife paved the way for a hostile takeover. Iconic bars, symbols of Nairobi’s cultural heritage, were replaced by restaurants and fronts for money laundering, owned by sugar importers and corrupt county officials. This mirrored the desolation of Kenya’s Northern Frontier, where manufactured terrorist threats by Al-Shabab sympathizers like Hon. Aden Duale, EGH , Noordin Haji NIS and Farah Maalim EGH keep residents in fear while enabling political looting. The psychological manipulation, instilling fear, demonizing youth culture, and eroding economic vibrancy, devastated Nairobi’s CBD, costing over 300,000 jobs in hospitality, transport, and entertainment. By framing empowered youth as a danger, Kenyatta’s administration, aided by complicit activists and a corrupt police force, dismantled Nairobi’s economic and cultural core. The city now echoes the lifeless towns of the Northern Frontier, subdued by design. This was not just the death of a city; it was a psychological assault on its soul, orchestrated to protect elite power and plunder.

Francis Gaitho

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