Ireland isn't quite the Beta for the ramped up censorship legislation but it's in the
launch cycle.
Confirmation of sources:
'The CTIL framework and the public-private model are the seeds of what both the US and UK would put into place in 2020 and 2021, including masking censorship within cybersecurity institutions and counter-disinformation agendas; a heavy focus on stopping disfavored narratives, not just wrong facts; and pressuring social media platforms to take down information or take other actions to prevent content from going viral.
In the spring of 2020, CTIL began tracking and reporting
disfavored content on social media, such as anti-lockdown narratives like “all jobs are essential,” “we won’t stay home,” and “open America now.” CTIL created a law enforcement channel for reporting content as part of these efforts. The organization also did research on individuals posting anti-lockdown hashtags like #freeCA and kept a spreadsheet with details from their Twitter bios. The group also discussed requesting “takedowns” and reporting website domains to registrars.
CTIL’s approach to “disinformation” went far beyond censorship. The documents show that the group engaged in offensive operations to influence public opinion, discussing ways to promote “counter-messaging,” co-opt hashtags, dilute disfavored messaging, create sock puppet accounts, and infiltrate private invite-only groups.'
https://public.substack.com/p/ctil-files-1-us-and-uk-military-contractors
Cognitive Security guy in Stanford.
'Wicked problems are typical of open, nonlinear systems that involve people and machines. Cognitive Security is such a problem.'
https://mediax.stanford.edu/program...ed-problem-about-thinking-cognitive-security/
Cognitive dissonance much?
Hamas claims responsibility for deadly Jerusalem bus stop shooting - The Guardian
NYT reporter says Israel knew Hamas's attack plan over a year ago - CNN
Put aside the personalities and instances, instead look at the methods.
General Chat Thread' https://islepoli.com/threads/
for what exactly in not sure
