no, I believe it's the opposite. presumably Jayfeather69 is the reddit admin from the "Anti-Evil Operations" team that removed it. (I always have to quote that name because it's so fucking stupid and reminds me of Bardfinn ranting)
EDIT: I misread it, Jayfeather's the user who posted it. but if I had to guess it was probably flagged for review because of having Ashooh's name in it and then manually removed
I feel like it’s worse than that. If they’re competent (debatable) they might start monitoring for potential brigading. Again debatable that seems like it would take some manpower to monitor a different website?
What I find weird is that they could just have kept the slogan and be evil anyway. It was good PR. Too much whining about it from the employees or something, perhaps.
That is what they call when a post gets flagged by a bot for being potentially troublesome. Then a human has to approve the ban. Maybe reddit considers ChapoTr*phouse a slur against landlords.
The name "Jessica Ashooh" probably either automatically triggers a human review, or autobans anyone who mentions it outside of a whitelisted set of "approved sources", and then they just quietly deal with the people who get banned "for no reason"
Yes. For a while, reddit has done most of the website suspensions with a bot. A first, the bot checked after you got banned from a subreddit to see if you were evading another ban. Now they have changed it to autoban based on certain words as well. My hunch is the name "Jessica Ashooh" (and any other agent Power Words) triggers a Banhammer as well. Sleuths should keep an eye on people talking about bans for random articles, as they are probably stupid/lazy enough to have the ban accidently trigger if some article gets posted that involves somebody with the same name as an agent or if some agent's name is posted in an unrelated article.
Also, Chapo itself (along with Citations Needed, TrueAnon, Cum Town, Red Scare, Street Fight, and the Trillbillies) is a CIA operation and part of the reason they nuked the subreddit is that the hosts hate the sub and vice versa.
Will's grandpa was a rat/traitor in the 1950s. Brace was in Syria negotiating arms deals with the Kurds ("an American punk/drug addict who discovered Marx in rehab" is a laughably transparent cover story). Tom Sexton worked for the Clinton Foundation. Everyone else is friends they've met/recruited. Most of them use the same agent/manager (EDIT: Charles Reinhardt, former defense analyst for Canada, not James, Nick has let his name slip on Cum Town episodes) who I imagine is kind of like the mission overseer.
The Citations Needed guy takes Rockerfeller Foundation, Ford Foundation, and MacArthur foundation money. His media/PR office also has a location in DC. While not connected to the Chapoverse, Robert Evans works for Bellingcat.
Pretty much every popular podcast has ties to something. Except ol' Dave Anthony. He's just a screaming ball of rage surrounded by spooks.
I mean like... Its not enough to judge the content of the shows?
I don't feel anything particular subversive in the topics of Citations Needed for example. In fact it's very good, very well presented and digestable insight into relevant issues
I agree I don’t think this is some grand conspiracy, if not in small part because I don’t want it to be. But one possible reason would be to have some control of opposition and having the power to say “slow down let’s think about this” in an emergency is invaluable if leftist insurgence appears inevitable no matter what you do.
Robert Evans is a spook because he works for a place that receives funding from the government. Nima works for a company that gets funding from obviously deep state organizations and works with them. You can't have it both ways.
Nima. He's VP of Spitfire Strategies, which is a PR/media company.
" Nima is also editor-at-large for Muftah, the digital foreign affairs magazine and a member of the Gulf/2000 Project, an academic forum and online resource service sponsored by the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University. He co-hosts Citations Needed, the popular media criticism podcast, and a 2020 Webby Awards Honoree in podcasts: news & politics."
"The Gulf/2000 Project web site "was developed by the Gulf/2000 Project at the School of International and Public Affairs of Columbia University in New York City. It is designed to make available in a single location a wealth of information on the eight countries of the Persian Gulf region--Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates."
"The Gulf/2000 Project is sponsored by the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University in New York City. Major funding for the project has been provided by the W. Alton Jones Foundation and the Ford Foundation, with additional support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, and The Open Society Institute. The project is not associated with any government. "
"Clients for the firm include numerous left-leaning nonprofits. Among these are: the 11th Hour Project, Advance Family Planning, Advancement Project, Alliance for Justice, Amnesty International, the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the Aspen Institute, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Brookings Institution, Change Center for Health and Gender Equality, Color of Change, Conservation International, the Constitution Project, the David and Lucille Packard Foundation, Environmental Defense Fund, Greenpeace, Human Rights Campaign, Humane Society International, Media Democracy Fund, the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Open Society Foundations, Planned Parenthood of Northern New England, Progressive States Network, Sierra Club, the Tides Foundation, United Nations Foundation, and the World Wildlife Fund. [5]"
Unless working with the FBI is hereditary I don't know what the implication of this is.
Brace was in Syria negotiating arms deals with the Kurds (“an American punk/drug addict who discovered Marx in rehab” is a laughably transparent cover story).
Maybe? Stranger things have happened.
Tom Sexton worked for the Clinton Foundation.
I don't know anything about this guy or Trillbillies tbh, but having worked for the Clinton foundation in the past doesn't mean anything. What did he do for them?
Everyone else is friends they’ve met/recruited.
A few vaguely suggestive statements about some people and everyone associated with them is a spook? That dog won't hunt. A professional network of cross promoters doesn't require proposing a government agency's involvement to explain.
Most of them use the same agent/manager (James something I think, Nick has let his name slip on Cum Town episodes) who I imagine is kind of like the mission overseer.
I can't find any information about this. What else do you know about it?
I'm not saying that what you're asserting is impossible and I keep an open mind, but if this is a good summation of the "evidence" then I'm not at all convinced.
Unless working with the FBI is hereditary I don’t know what the implication of this is.
That he has family connections to the Deep State! Yes, a lot of this shit is "hereditary" via nepotism.
A professional network of cross promoters doesn’t require proposing a government agency’s involvement to explain
No, but the sudden rise to fame along with the things I mentioned earlier absolutely fucking glows in the dark. The media coverage around Brace in Syria and around Chapo when they launched is extremely suspicious and feels astroturfed
"Investigated" motherfucker they're not just going to not have a dossier on an extremely famous asset! It would be extremely suspicious if there wasn't a "file" on someone who is literally famous for his undercover CIA work, across the media
Published ~6 months before weird Twitter user "PisspigGrandad", a destitute addict in San Francisco, somehow managed to just head on over to a warzone and enlist with a USA backed rebel group...
can confirm the post was removed by "Anti-Evil Operations" according to the moderation log
https://i.imgur.com/aneuJwD.png
Putting "personally targeted by the CIA on my resume" from now on.
You got nothing on the "murdered by the CIA" resumes
Well if you work hard and really apply yourself, someday the CIA will take notice!
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no, I believe it's the opposite. presumably Jayfeather69 is the reddit admin from the "Anti-Evil Operations" team that removed it. (I always have to quote that name because it's so fucking stupid and reminds me of Bardfinn ranting)
EDIT: I misread it, Jayfeather's the user who posted it. but if I had to guess it was probably flagged for review because of having Ashooh's name in it and then manually removed
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expect to see the domain chapo.chat banned across reddit soon
watermarks go brrr
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I feel like it’s worse than that. If they’re competent (debatable) they might start monitoring for potential brigading. Again debatable that seems like it would take some manpower to monitor a different website?
Remember: brigading is when a Chapo visits any other community and does things.
Brigading is when you have the wrong opinion in a place where they don't want to see it. Also reddit is all about free speech.
I wonder if it's a poor attempt to coopt antifa sentiments into an easier to liberalize anti-"whatever the fuck we say is evil" form
Doubt it'll catch on though lol, but seems like that might be the idea
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I mean it's the material practice of the core spiritual component of most faiths. It's essentially applied love-thy-neighbornomics.
I think the name goes back a long ways, before Trump's presidency and before "antifa" was being discussed in mass media
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I love that they consciously dropped that unofficial slogan once they realized how lucrative being evil was.
What I find weird is that they could just have kept the slogan and be evil anyway. It was good PR. Too much whining about it from the employees or something, perhaps.
No that's me lmao
okay, that makes sense. I read it wrong, the "by" is who the post is by. I'm sorry for putting the name of your account
Np, I really just care about keeping this account harder to find.
That is what they call when a post gets flagged by a bot for being potentially troublesome. Then a human has to approve the ban. Maybe reddit considers ChapoTr*phouse a slur against landlords.
The name "Jessica Ashooh" probably either automatically triggers a human review, or autobans anyone who mentions it outside of a whitelisted set of "approved sources", and then they just quietly deal with the people who get banned "for no reason"
I would guess that it checks against a list of Reddit Staff names and aliases.
Googled that and the first result is from something called "wikispooks"
Because she's a fucking CIA asset!
Honestly that site is a mixed bag of content
Oh no, not Russian disinformation on my Chapo.chat!
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Yes. For a while, reddit has done most of the website suspensions with a bot. A first, the bot checked after you got banned from a subreddit to see if you were evading another ban. Now they have changed it to autoban based on certain words as well. My hunch is the name "Jessica Ashooh" (and any other agent Power Words) triggers a Banhammer as well. Sleuths should keep an eye on people talking about bans for random articles, as they are probably stupid/lazy enough to have the ban accidently trigger if some article gets posted that involves somebody with the same name as an agent or if some agent's name is posted in an unrelated article.
Also, Chapo itself (along with Citations Needed, TrueAnon, Cum Town, Red Scare, Street Fight, and the Trillbillies) is a CIA operation and part of the reason they nuked the subreddit is that the hosts hate the sub and vice versa.
tell me more
Will's grandpa was a rat/traitor in the 1950s. Brace was in Syria negotiating arms deals with the Kurds ("an American punk/drug addict who discovered Marx in rehab" is a laughably transparent cover story). Tom Sexton worked for the Clinton Foundation. Everyone else is friends they've met/recruited. Most of them use the same agent/manager (EDIT: Charles Reinhardt, former defense analyst for Canada, not James, Nick has let his name slip on Cum Town episodes) who I imagine is kind of like the mission overseer.
The Citations Needed guy takes Rockerfeller Foundation, Ford Foundation, and MacArthur foundation money. His media/PR office also has a location in DC. While not connected to the Chapoverse, Robert Evans works for Bellingcat.
Pretty much every popular podcast has ties to something. Except ol' Dave Anthony. He's just a screaming ball of rage surrounded by spooks.
I mean like... Its not enough to judge the content of the shows?
I don't feel anything particular subversive in the topics of Citations Needed for example. In fact it's very good, very well presented and digestable insight into relevant issues
Nice try CIA.
You got me 👀
But seriously, I see a risk of going down a very particular rabbit hole with these lines of perceived purity tests
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I agree I don’t think this is some grand conspiracy, if not in small part because I don’t want it to be. But one possible reason would be to have some control of opposition and having the power to say “slow down let’s think about this” in an emergency is invaluable if leftist insurgence appears inevitable no matter what you do.
Robert Evans is a spook because he works for a place that receives funding from the government. Nima works for a company that gets funding from obviously deep state organizations and works with them. You can't have it both ways.
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Where did you find this?
https://hexbear.net/post/56500/comment/551328
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Nima. He's VP of Spitfire Strategies, which is a PR/media company.
" Nima is also editor-at-large for Muftah, the digital foreign affairs magazine and a member of the Gulf/2000 Project, an academic forum and online resource service sponsored by the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University. He co-hosts Citations Needed, the popular media criticism podcast, and a 2020 Webby Awards Honoree in podcasts: news & politics."
https://www.spitfirestrategies.com/team/nima-shirazi
"The Gulf/2000 Project web site "was developed by the Gulf/2000 Project at the School of International and Public Affairs of Columbia University in New York City. It is designed to make available in a single location a wealth of information on the eight countries of the Persian Gulf region--Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates."
"The Gulf/2000 Project is sponsored by the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University in New York City. Major funding for the project has been provided by the W. Alton Jones Foundation and the Ford Foundation, with additional support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, and The Open Society Institute. The project is not associated with any government. "
https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Gulf/2000_Project
"Clients for the firm include numerous left-leaning nonprofits. Among these are: the 11th Hour Project, Advance Family Planning, Advancement Project, Alliance for Justice, Amnesty International, the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the Aspen Institute, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Brookings Institution, Change Center for Health and Gender Equality, Color of Change, Conservation International, the Constitution Project, the David and Lucille Packard Foundation, Environmental Defense Fund, Greenpeace, Human Rights Campaign, Humane Society International, Media Democracy Fund, the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, Open Society Foundations, Planned Parenthood of Northern New England, Progressive States Network, Sierra Club, the Tides Foundation, United Nations Foundation, and the World Wildlife Fund. [5]"
https://www.influencewatch.org/for-profit/spitfire-strategies/
https://www.spitfirestrategies.com/about
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What a shock, another "woke" figure ends up just being another spook/non-profit ghoul!
This is why we relentlessly bully and exclude PMCs, folks. No exceptions!
Interesting.
Yes, that's my point. They're all spooks/spook recruits.
Unless working with the FBI is hereditary I don't know what the implication of this is.
Maybe? Stranger things have happened.
I don't know anything about this guy or Trillbillies tbh, but having worked for the Clinton foundation in the past doesn't mean anything. What did he do for them?
A few vaguely suggestive statements about some people and everyone associated with them is a spook? That dog won't hunt. A professional network of cross promoters doesn't require proposing a government agency's involvement to explain.
I can't find any information about this. What else do you know about it?
I'm not saying that what you're asserting is impossible and I keep an open mind, but if this is a good summation of the "evidence" then I'm not at all convinced.
That he has family connections to the Deep State! Yes, a lot of this shit is "hereditary" via nepotism.
No, but the sudden rise to fame along with the things I mentioned earlier absolutely fucking glows in the dark. The media coverage around Brace in Syria and around Chapo when they launched is extremely suspicious and feels astroturfed
will's grandpa was a spy for the soviets wasn't he?
He was a traitor that worked with the FBI!!!
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I fucked that up in my original post. The guy is Charles Reinhardt
Dog, who do you think he was negotiating for/representing? The shadow KGB?
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"Investigated" motherfucker they're not just going to not have a dossier on an extremely famous asset! It would be extremely suspicious if there wasn't a "file" on someone who is literally famous for his undercover CIA work, across the media
You realize that the YPG is CIA funded, right?
https://sofrep.com/news/america-can-help-kurds-beat-isis-rojava/
Published ~6 months before weird Twitter user "PisspigGrandad", a destitute addict in San Francisco, somehow managed to just head on over to a warzone and enlist with a USA backed rebel group...
Where did you find this?
Find what?
sorry, I meant react to the other person
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No, it isn't.
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So what's the op doing?
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Bryan is just some guy that Menaker knows from Twitter, and they recruited him and Brett.
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Yes, and it was a complete joke until CIA operative Will Menaker used a guest appearance as an "organic" launch to his own media group.
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They're part of a general distraction that is the "dirtbag Left". Basically Pied Pipers for young would-be radicals
doesn't SFR predate chapo though?
Yes. They were a bunch of nobodies failing at radio until some CIA spooks on Twitter reached out to them
it all sounds oh-so riveting