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#lodestar is a very odd word. Not found in the bible. Not used by politicians, journalists or scientists. Not related to the more popular "lodestone" and easily searchable in its singularity. The perfect psyops false flag to put in an anonymous op ed. Let the games begin.

I would suggest that it is actually an indication that the author is a lawyer. "Lodestar" is a method for a court to award reasonable attorney fees.

Analytic software can predict the education and type of person that may have written it. I would save the effort. Logic and history would dictate that anyone that publishes a high profile "anonymous" oped in the New York Times...does not wish to remain anonymous for long.

I claim dibs on the Anonymous Administration OpEd Generator App. atrixnet.com/bs-generator.h…

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