Thread by @The_War_Economy

Why have I never heard of Alexandra Chalupa's claim that the United States Department of Justice teamed up with an offshoot of Anonymous known as "The Protectors"?

Seriously, you'd think people would be talking about that.

facebook.com/story.php?stor…

Just to mix things up as well, apparently "The Protectors" were in communication with Alexandra Chalupa as well throughout it all.

Really makes you think.

Apparently The Protectors have been around since November 2012, at least, as they claimed to have "thwarted attempts by GOP strategists to flip votes and rig the election in three swing states".

salon.com/2012/11/20/did…

According to the book "Dark Ops: Anonymous Story" by Commander X, the full name is The Protectors of Democracy.

books.google.co.uk/books?id=ahkpD…

These are the letters that Velvet Revolution received from The Protectors of Democracy on November 8, 2012.

velvetrevolution.us/images/Anon_Ro…

Velvet Revolution was co-founded by Justice Through Music and The Brad Blog, and is a "non-partisan" (they're never non-partisan) organisation to try and bring about an accountable government.

velvetrevolution.us/about-us/

Justice Through Music Project (JTM) was founded by Jeff Cohen and other activists in 2003.

jtmp.org/about-us/

The Brad Blog was founded by Brad Friedman in 2004.

There are quotes about him from John Conyers, Jr., Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Senator Barbara Boxer.

bradfriedman.com

Justice Through Music and Velvet Revolution are both co-ran by Brett Kimberlin.

Now I'm getting it, because I've looked into Kimberlin previously.

buzzfeednews.com/article/kenben…

Oh, it turns out I've never tweeted about Brett Kimberlin for some reason, but I've definitely looked into it.

In December 2016, Alexandra Chalupa, Brett Kimberlin and Yoni Ariel met up in Washington, DC to discuss President-elect Donald Trump.

Chalupa and Kimberlin had been working together for months, and Chalupa redirected Ariel to the Department of Justice.

dailycaller.com/2017/03/21/for…

Ariel needed funds to travel to Rome, Italy, leading to him contacting Joseph Smallhoover and Alexandra Chalupa, which led Ariel to Kimberlin. Kimberlin then paid the funds for Ariel to travel from Tel Aviv.

buzzfeednews.com/article/kenben…

I have spoken about this briefly - I tweeted on June 13, 2018 about how Joseph Smallhoover worked at both Democrats Abroad France and at Bryan Cave, same as Paul Hauser.

https://twitter.com/The_War_Economy/status/1006844595647459328

Ariel eventually went to Rome, Italy, with costs covered by Kimberlin, to meet with Corrado Pasetti, who showed him a portion of fake Exxon documents.

The Exxon documents were apparently to show that Exxon had bribed Trump to name Tillerson as SoS.

buzzfeednews.com/article/kenben…

The fake Exxon documents were passed to BuzzFeed News, Bloomberg News and The Washington Post, although by mid-February 2017, the Washington Post decided they were forgeries. The New York Times were offered the documents.

buzzfeednews.com/article/kenben…

So Alexandra Chalupa was in contact with The Protectors of Democracy in 2016, which already had an established history with Velvet Revolution from 2012, which was ran by her friend Brett Kimberlin. And they spent time hunting down some fake Exxon documents.

"Neal Rauhauser, Brad Friedman and their convicted domestic terrorist pal, Brett Kimberlin need exposure." -- Andrew Breitbart, October 18, 2011

Neal Rauhauser made a final post to his WordPress website on February 20, 2018.

Rauhauser discusses "years of conflict with the Breitbart operation and their associates", then states he founded the Conspiracy Brokers website.

nealrauhauser.wordpress.com

This is the Conspiracy Brokers website, founded by Rauhauser, which apparently has been around since December 2013.

conspiracybrokers.wordpress.com

I found some weird website that suggests that Neal Rauhauser and Brett Kimberlin were behind The Protectors back in 2012 on a blog by somebody known as Iron Troll.

irontrollblog1.wordpress.com/2014/05/04/dem…

James O'keefe has also spoken about Neal Rauhauser and Brett Kimberlin in his book, "Breakthrough: Our Guerilla War to Expose Fraud and Save Democracy".

books.google.co.uk/books?id=aQEuB…

These four Twitter accounts are all Neal Rauhauser.

Three were listed on Encyclopedia Dramatica.

The Wingnut Watch account was listed in an Andrew Breitbart tweet.

encyclopediadramatica.rs/Neal_Rauhauser

This is the Breitbart tweet.

Some verified tweets featuring the Stranded Wind account.

So apparently Velvet Revolution is a network of 120 organisations, founded by Brett Kimberlin and Brad Friedman (The Brad Blog).

Four directors upon incorporation of Velvet Revolution: Brad Friedman, Ben Gelt, Jeff Cohen and Brett Kimberlin.

wikileaks.org/hbgary-emails/…

Protect Our Elections is also ran by Brett Kimberlin and Brad Friedman.

The above HB Gary e-mail would suggest Emily Levy is involved in it, and possibly Chad Terry and Bev Harris.

protectourelections.org/2014/11/04/vic…

The Career, Education and Languages of Brett Kimberlin (according to LinkedIn).

Emily Levy was listed as the Project Director for Protect Our Elections back in May 2011.

It also states that Protect Our Elections is another network of organisations controlled by Velvet Revolution.

prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Emily Levy used to do blog posts for Velvet Revolution's Election Protection Strike Force Blog, before the creation of Protect Our Elections.

velvetrevolution.us/electionstrike…

I'm not 100% sure on this, but Emily Levy may now be a part of AUDIT-USA.

I think it is her because it mentions that her writings have been published on The Brad Blog.

auditelectionsusa.org/team/

Yeah, Brad Friedman left a testimonial on Emily Levy's official website.

emilylevy.com/testimonials/

Bev Harris is the founder of Black Box Voting, a "non-partisan" (it's never non-partisan) investigative reporting and public education company for elections. It was founded in 2003.

blackboxvoting.org

Brett Kimberlin and Brad Friedman are both mentioned in the acknowledgements for David Swanson's book, "Daybreak: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union" in 2011.

David Swanson did work with Velvet Revolution.

books.google.co.uk/books?id=AAARN…

Oh, the "Daybreak" book was actually released in 2009. Must have only hit Google Books in 2011.

Article from May 31, 2007 on the Brad Blog, showing that Brad Friedman received cell phone photos from Brett Kimberlin of Karl Rove when they had a chance encounter on Memorial Day.

bradblog.com/?p=4617