New docs from the Brennan-Clapper intel committee reveal the group pushed DHS to adopt covert influence campaigns and use “trusted messengers” to get the “American people to feel” a certain way about issues.
#DeepStateDiaries PART 6:
/2 Today, we are releasing the sixth tranche of internal files from the “Homeland Intelligence Experts Group,” obtained exclusively through our litigation with @RichardGrenell against the Biden DHS:
/3 Today’s installment highlights how the Group led by John Brennan and James Clapper advocated for using DHS’s Office of Intelligence and Analysis to adopt covert messaging and influence campaigns targeted at the American public.
/4 In a previous installment of #DeepStateDiaries, documents exposed that the Group thought that “quietly making democracy work” was the solution to crushing political dissent...
/5 Today’s installment picks up on that same conversation and shows how the Group discussed manipulating messages and using “trusted messengers” to “get the American people to feel” a certain way about issues.
/6 During the Group’s September 2023 Meeting, the group discussed the best way to get people to accept their partisan message that the threat of domestic extremism only comes from Trump supporters.
Moreover, the group discussed redefining political dissent as a “public health” crisis. At first, the Group wanted this messaging to come from the White House:
/7 In a telling admission, made nearly a year ago, one participant acknowledged President Biden’s decline stating “The President seems an ineffective messenger, particularly with who his opponent is” and asks “who could be a good messenger?”
/8 Another group member, likely from DHS, then noted that Secretary Mayorkas had been doing his part in working with elected and other political officials. “The other guy [Trump] has been forceful. S1 [Mayorkas] has rallied across the government on this.”
/9 This participant suggested that DHS “quietly talk to people” and work with people on “both sides of the political aisle” to try to “arm them with the right information.”
/10 In addition to deputizing political leaders, the group looked to “crisis communications” by the private sector as an example and asked who else might make effective surrogates for their message.
They noted that they needed “other digital channels for influence” and that DHS needed to use other groups for its social media outreach to push its message efficiently.
/11 One participant suggested trying to get the National Sheriffs Association or border sheriffs to carry their message to people who do not agree with them.
/12 Another suggested that it be state and local leaders since there is a “mistrust at the national level.”
/13 Another suggested that DHS work with the hosts of the “All In” podcast because “all Republican candidates” had appeared on that show. And, if they could get a couple of the hosts “to support what you are saying, people listen to them.”
/14 In summary, the Brennan-Clapper-led DHS intel group had a full-length discussion about manipulating the optics of their political messaging to the American public. They suggested various ways to use the government to launder their political messaging through other channels, including co-opting political leaders, social media companies, and media outlets they perceive to be trusted by their political opponents.
/15 Their message is that all domestic violent extremism comes from Trump supporters and, therefore, such speech should be censored on a public health basis or treated as a public health crisis.
/16 Stay tuned for the next installment of #DeepStateDiaries…
Whistleblower audio reveals how Cherry Creek School District officials engineered policies that instruct staff to treat students differently based on race.
One educator says White students are experiencing racism.
Others say CCSD refuses to treat them the same.
/2 Staff openly question whether a mandatory “equity” training was about education — or about pushing an ideological agenda.
This training was not optional.
It came from CCSD.
/3 Staff warn that CCSD is quick to label MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS as “RACIST.”
One educator stood up for students:
➡️ “Kids say dumb stuff all the time.”
➡️ “Their frontal lobes aren’t developed yet.”
Nuance disappears when radical ideology takes over.
/1🚨NEW — AFL has sent a demand letter to Boston University over its failure to protect a student who received multiple death threats after reporting apparent violations of federal immigration law.
/2 AFL’s letter also formally notified BU that we now represent this student.
/3 Zachary Segal, a BU undergraduate, posted on X that he contacted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to report what he believed to be violations of federal immigration law.
/1🚨LITIGATION UPDATE — AFL filed a reply brief in our landmark lawsuit seeking to stop the U.S. Census Bureau from using the flawed statistical methods from the 2020 Census.
This filing paves the way for a ruling early next year.
/2 The case has become the subject of attempts by third-party groups to stall AFL’s fight to ensure that the Census only counts actual people.
/3 AFL’s filing marks a critical stage of the litigation.
AFL’s claims in this lawsuit are now fully briefed and ready for a decision by the three-judge panel.
/1🚨BREAKING — AFL filed a federal civil rights complaint against Cherry Creek School District for branding student misconduct “culturally appropriate” and blocking student discipline based on race.
@TheJusticeDept and @usedgov must investigate.
The facts are OUTRAGEOUS.
/2 AFL’s complaint exposes a district-wide system of race-based decision making in which @CCSDK12 officials replaced equal treatment with ideological favoritism — including in student discipline.
Staff say this racial framework left them with “no ability to enforce anything.”
@CCSDK12 /3 AFL obtained whistleblower recordings revealing CCSD officials labeled disruptive misconduct by a Black student “culturally appropriate,” blamed staff concerns on the “whiteness of the school,” and used racial framing to override student discipline.
/2 In April 2023, AFL exposed how the Biden White House initiated involvement in the classified documents case against President Trump long before NARA’s official referral to DOJ.
AFL uncovered documents confirming the prosecution was a sham from the start.
/3 The investigation revealed the Biden White House directed a “special access request” that enabled the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago, but bureaucrats weaponized the government to mislead Congress about the White House’s role in the raid of President Trump’s home.
/1🚨NEW — AFL filed a brief in the Fourth Circuit backing the Trump Administration’s Title IX enforcement action against Fairfax County and Arlington County Public Schools for unlawful bathroom and locker room policies.
/2 Earlier this year, @usedgov and @Linda_McMahon placed the Fairfax County and Arlington County School Boards on “high risk status” after determining their restroom and locker room policies violate Title IX.
/3 The school boards challenged the Department of Education’s determination and appealed to the Fourth Circuit.