Her comment comment, in turn, led to a twelve-hour lockout.
To provide additional context on Caitlin’s suspension, we return to the infamous @Shareblue and events earlier this month, when @DisobedientNews and others who have reported on the fallacies surrounding #Guccifer2.0 became the subjects of a disingenuous smear piece.
That attack was rapidly amplified by none other than Caroline Orr, a writer and Editor of Shareblue, who spread the hit piece to her hundreds of thousands of Twitter followers, many of whom appear to be part of a massive botnet.
Similarly, Orr posted twitter threads lambasting Johnstone for her stance on John McCain, after which Johnstone documented a flood of attacks from obviously bot-net accounts.
Orr’s direct involvement in instigating Johnstone’s suspension and in amplifying the doxx of Adam Carter (@with_integrity) was separated by fewer than two weeks.
In dispensing with the use of proxies, Orr provided a direct link between the attacks on Adam Carter, Caitlin Johnstone, and Shareblue. This raises a core question: why did a Shareblue Editor get her hands dirty in not one, but two occasions in such a brief span of time?
Read the rest of the article to find out where this goes. 😁
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What we can state with certainty is that it represents a real example of #informationwarfare. Whether we – writers and readers alike – recognize that we are on one side of a war is irrelevant. The establishment has not just taken up arms, it is deploying them against all of us.
