DHS Partnered Social Media Surveillance
Systems Delivering Mutual Benefits
Posted By: earlybird, 12/10/2022 4:45:54 PM
Thesis: Begin with The End in Mind – The U.S. Government control over social media though DHS was going to surface eventually. The people who constructed the systems knew exposure would eventually come. (snip)mitigation efforts would be needed. (snip) The Twitter Files represent a gateway of discovery into how government assisted creating “Oligarchical Systems.” Surveillance systems delivering mutual benefits called public-private partnerships were formed. Readers here are months ahead of where the arc of this story is destined. However, oligarchical beneficiaries will always defend the system against rogue oligarchs who become a threat.
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