The following is a "case study," presented by Israeli influence firm Percepto International to its prospective clients – in reality undercover journalists for #StoryKillers ⤵️ 
It explains in detail how to "limit prominent NGO intervention" in order to satisfy a client, which they call "gov.”
Despite the blurred content, we were able to trace this campaign back to the source. The victim is none other than the International Committee of the Red Cross in Burkina Faso in August 2020.
“Our client had a real problem with a specific NGO that really was not objective…the question is, how do you take this NGO out of the negative ball game and put them on the sideline?” Royi Burstien, CEO of Percepto International, told his fake customers.
So, according to Burstien, what can be done to help this undefined "gov" to "put this organization on the sideline"?
The answer can be found in an article entitled "The International Committee of the Red Cross, unwitting sponsor of terrorism in Burkina Faso", published by Valeurs Actuelles, which was soon picked up by the Burkinabe press. As Royi Burstien boasts.
Several sources have informed Forbidden Stories that the information published in the op-ed came from wiretaps of ICRC employees in Burkina Faso. Percepto International denied this.
In the meantime, the wide propagation of the article provoked “violent comments online and [caused] fears for the safety of our teams in Burkina Faso," according to its Africa director.
Chorev, co-founder of Percepto denies any intervention. As for the case study, stamped with its logo, he said it “can be a case study that is not related directly to Percepto, but just a general case study.”
This campaign is just one example of the tools the company boasts, including a fake news agency, online avatars or even fake NGO. Read more here:
forbiddenstories.org/story-killers/…
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