The Michael Morrell scandal that broke this week is worse than it looks (and it already looks bad).
Morrell was one of the 7 CIA directors on the board of the Atlantic Council, who DHS deputized to censor the 2020 election, & who was partnered with Burisma.
Morrell, who was on the board of the group used by DHS to censor millions of Biden-critical posts off the Internet in 2020 & who orchestrated the 51 "spies who lied" to get Biden elected...
Was *inches* away from becoming Biden's CIA chief as a reward:
Here is Michael Morrell in Jan 2017, explaining how if he were still CIA Director, the CIA would be secretly murdering Russians in the dead of night then lying to the American people, publicly denying that they were doing the covert murders he says must be done.
For those following the Biden State Dept's intrigues to unseat the Modi gov't in India, clear pick Rahul Ghandi is doing a US tour calling for US to intervene in India's democracy.
His first stop? Stanford U. The network that mass flagged pro-Modi accounts in Twitter Files 17.
Hitman special prosecutor Jack Smith is now going after the Trump admin’s firing of Chris Krebs, the man who CREATED the DHS domestic censorship machine:
THREAD: Harvard’s top censorship magazine, The Misinformation Review, bragged that “mis/disinfo studies” is “Too Big To Fail,” owing in part to big money flowing from government.
2. “Disinfo studies” merges social science (psycho, sociology, comms) w/ computer sciences (AI, machine learning), converging on a common target (law-abiding citizens) to censor on social media. Social science teams make “network maps” of targets for comp sci teams to take down.
3. Gov’t Money Sustains The Industry:
The Harvard Misinfo Review report begins its “Too Big To Fail” argument by citing “A broad range of funding bodies and governments [that] have devoted significant financial resources” to academic departments involved in censorship studies.
Sensitive subject. Hungary is home to a proud people under enormous pressure from the US & EU to adopt neoliberal beliefs & NATO control measures they strongly oppose.
China offers them value, without giving up their values. What does US offer?
I used to travel to Budapest every year. ~5 years ago, I remember being shocked that when you get off the plane to Budapest, the first thing you see is a giant sign promoting the Chinese Renmimbi. You see this ad before you even see a Hungarian flag or “welcome to Hungary” sign.
When you walk around Oktogon Square in downtown Budapest, the tallest building in the square has a sign for the Bank of China.
This can be quite surprising to see as a American, who instinctively assumes Western hegemony in Eastern Europe.