@ericgarland And for anyone who thinks this will all go away with just a few prominent criminals going down...

The evidence will *never* stop.

Innumerable, blatant crimes, often occurring in front of the entire world, are bound by oceans of hard evidence in a maelstrom of undeniable proof.
@ericgarland What? Did you *think* I was kidding?

We have civil rights in America and the West.
@ericgarland To employ the full power of quantum computing & a host of other tools before dictatorships could use them to destroy us, the only alternative was to let everything turn into a single, vast, interconnected crime scene.

Not so much "probable cause" as "beyond a reasonable doubt."
@ericgarland Not hypothetically.

But welded together by hard evidence and the execution of the most-egregious crimes, oft undertaken in the public eye.

And oft publicly proclaimed, by those who thought themselves beyond consequences.

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16 Oct
@ericgarland Hey, everybody.

This message is for everyone working on behalf of Russia, China and other foreign powers, and/or transnational organized crime, to commit heinous criminal acts.

Just between you, me, Eric, and the @FBI, I have a bit of friendly advice.

"Buckle up, Buttercup."
@ericgarland @FBI You know the old adage that "We have to be lucky all the time, the terrorists only have to be lucky once"?

Bad news.

When you're committing treason in an insane, sprawling conspiracy connecting virtually every inept spy, asset and major criminal conspiracy on Earth...
@ericgarland @FBI With vast oceans of hard evidence...

Law enforcement and counterintelligence only have to be right... *Once.*

You have to be brilliant, lucky and right. All. The. Time.

And even that may not be enough.
Read 18 tweets
12 Oct
So, with 3 weeks to the election, why not start a book club?

Not really, but here's an early public discussion of automated micro-corporate entities &/or subsentient programs running wild & destroying everything as evolutionary algorithms.

It's free.
lost-contact.mit.edu/afs/adrake.org…
The novel is Accelerando, and in case you're wondering why I figured out the basic methods of using evolutionary algorithms in psychological warfare - not to mention why it was fundamentally suicidal - here's one of them.

Another would be the "basilisk hack."
Langford started with basilisks - images triggering thoughts a human mind can't handle, cognitively or physically.

Other creators made them even more formidable and subversive, ultimately rewriting the target's mind or even their entire body...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Lan…
Read 33 tweets
6 Aug
@ericgarland A thought or two on. What. This. Means.

First, if you were going to take down foreign intelligence and transnational organized crime despite interference from Trump and Barr, state charges through New York would be ideal.

No pardons. No control over prosecutions.
@ericgarland No safe Federal supermax.

Just Rikers and worse.

And all the money ultimately ties into US banking, which ultimately runs, one way or another, through New York.

Giving them insane reach, especially in cooperation with the Federal government.
@ericgarland But what makes this especially interesting?

A couple points, really.

Yes, the NRA has been implicated in immense operations with Russian intelligence to manipulate US elections and influence us through psychological warfare.

But why *start* there?
Read 21 tweets
2 Aug
@ericgarland Everyone protesting against the banning of TikTok... who *know* what it is?

That's very telling, actually.

And a consequence of how the strategic ground has narrowed into a single pass our adversaries - Russia, China, etc - believe they must traverse or perish.
@ericgarland Being forced to fight on ground of your adversaries' choosing can be lethal.

Denying you freedom of maneuver, allowing them to set the terms of your meeting, and so forth.

Especially if you don't know exactly where they'll make their stand.
@ericgarland You can end up funneling your whole force through... "Hot Gates," if you will.

Hurling the worst possible troops into the spears and shields of a phalanx, trained, determined, skilled, impossible to flank, and ready to fight to the death.
Read 28 tweets
28 Jul
@ProjectLincoln @TheRickWilson For the next 99 days or so until the election, not everyone is going to push back against the Administration as well as @ProjectLincoln or @TheRickWilson.

But if someone in the government may be involved in illegal activity, there's a simple response.
oversight.gov/whistleblowers
@ProjectLincoln @TheRickWilson A reminder that any Federal employee can report illegal activity.

99 days until the election. 6 months until a President is sworn in.

There's a lot of people who want it on the record that they said something, before uncomfortable questions start being asked.
@ProjectLincoln @TheRickWilson It's not just getting late to fire anyone or everyone.

For the next 3 months, any wildly illegal actions have direct repercussions on Trump's reelection campaign.

The more overtly illegal and/or insane they become, the less likely they are to win.
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27 Jul
@MollyJongFast Yes, indeed.

And people outside and inside the government are recognizing Bill Barr can't block that many cases, and will be able to do even less in 6 months.

So what do you do to cover your bases in this Administration?

See...

Report the Crimes: Inspector Generals' Edition.
@MollyJongFast Let's say you're a dedicated civil servant.

Or perhaps a government employee who has been just a little too passive in the face of corruption.

When questions start being asked in six months, do you want to be facing them alone, or do you want documentation you. Did. Something?
@MollyJongFast *Especially* if you were just a little too willing to be the yes-man/yes-woman for some very shifty people.

If only there were somewhere you could go to stand up for the truth.

Or acquire a credible fig leaf.

Say you're at Justice, watching Barr at work
oig.justice.gov/hotline
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