Obama Using NSA And CIA Teams To Attack People “Dangerous” To Hillary Campaign

Posted by Elliot Bougis | Oct 15, 2016 | Top Article

Big Brother Hussein Is Watching You

The 2016 election is unlike anything we’ve seen before, and here are just a few reasons why:

• A high-energy billionaire with zero political background has dominated the field, vanquishing sixteen Republican opponents and winning unprecedented support among minorities.

• The wife of a former president and the heir apparent of the current president barely managed to win the nomination.

• The media has all but lost control of “The Narrative” and finds itself trying to keep a frustrated viewing audience on the leash while also battling a flood of online, alternative media exposure.

• Donald Trump has shown us that all bets are off: insiders are out, policy pales in comparison to patriotism, and leaked documents are as important as the official debates.

Both parties have risen to the new challenges, relying heavily on social media and other technology to win supporters and influence undecideds. One example of these techno-political on the Trump side of the race, is the website RealTrueNews.org. RTN’s main focus is to expose and destroy the incestuous bond between Washington, D.C., Wall Street, and the Mainstream Media. As a result, they are all firmly opposed to Hillary Clinton, who has shown herself to be the new, cackling face of the globalist, crony-capitalist elitism that currently dominates American politics, finance, and the news.

On the Hillary side of this race, undoubtedly the most significant techno-political force is David Brock’s Super PAC, Correct The Record. CTR modestly describes itself as “a pro-Hillary Clinton Super PAC.” RTN paints a more vivid picture: CTR “is a battalion of paid trolls whose job it is to disrupt, demoralize, and defame any Trump supporters and message boards.”

This description comes from a post at RTN by “Max Insider,” dated September 27, 2016, which was a day after the first presidential debate. Max Insider adds that CTR trolls “communicate using a secure messaging software called ‘Slack’ pictured above.”

And that’s when things get really interesting.

Max Insider explains:

We were able to get some monitoring software onto a junior analyst’s laptop to take a look inside the Slack-channel where they were doing work. What we found was startling. In the fall-out from last night’s debate, they are beginning a new campaign of targeted harassment (or worse) against the “ring leaders” of the decentralized online Trump movement.

Without a traditional campaign infrastructure to target, it appears they have been reduced to going after the “most influential voices” in the online debate.

Now we will make our way through this CTR chat. I don’t expect the image below to make much sense at first glance, so I will highlight and discuss elements of it as we proceed. Please be advised there is some offensive language involved–call it “locker room talk.”

First of all, who are these people? As we’ll see, brock is David Brock and efink is apparently Elliot Fink, another CTR employee.

Next, what are they discussing?

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ekim [5:52 AM]

set the channel purpose: clean up this mes[s]

brock [5:52 AM]

joined post-debate from an invitation by @ekim

“Why correct the record, David, when you can just delete it?”

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efink [5:55 AM]

the only good thing about it was that whoever that was, she looked pretty good. how tf did they do that?

By “this mess” they mean the voter reaction to the first debate. Fink is saying that “the only good thing about” the first debate is that “whoever she was” looked pretty good. As disturbing as it sounds, Fink is saying that he doesn’t know who the woman was in the first debate or how “they” pulled off the deception, but it worked. If you’re interested, I have written about this issue before here at CDP.

brock [5:56 AM]

i can’t talk [about how “they” put the woman into the debate]. very hush hush. still, we’ve lost every online poll and we need to get tough here. get this under control.

still, i hope we put the sick thing to bed.

In light of Hillary Clinton’s chronic health problems, it is hard not to conclude that Fink and “brock” are referring to her as ” the sick thing.”

ekim [5:59 AM]

i don’t see what’s so bad. She [“whoever that was”] looked really healthy! I thought she did GREAT!

she [i.e., Hillary Clinton, “the sick thing”] was scoring 3 on AMTS a couple of weeks ago and 22 on mmse. Yeah, whoever that was was normal.

AMTS means “Abbreviated Mental Test Score” and MMSE means “Mini Mental State Exam.” Both tests are used to assess confusion and cognitive impairment. So, how did “the sick thing” do?

There are ten questions on the AMTS, each worth 1 point. A score of 6 or less indicates dementia or delirium.

A couple weeks before the first debate, apparently Hillary Clinton scored a 3.

With a 22, she fared no better on the MMSE scale:

• ≥25 – normal

• 21 – 24 – mild impairment

• 10 – 20 – moderate impairment

• <10 – severe impairment

That level of cognitive impairment would have been obvious to everyone watching, but “whoever that was” in the first debate against Trump, “was normal.” Nevertheless, Fink is fuming.

efink [6:00]

but the telemetry sucks.  look at all the snap onlines: we’re losing 100%

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ekim [6:01 AM]

but those don’t mean anything

efink [6:01 AM]

it means they’re enthusiastic. organized. if they [i.e., Trump supporters] can swarm a poll whats to stop them swarming a voting booth?

it also creates a counter-nar[rative]. the free press will sniff it. we have to stop the bleeding.

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[but] don’t worry. we have something. GET SHAW OUT OF BED.

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cshaw [6:06 AM]I read the [post-debate] round-up. It looked good?

brock [6:07 AM]

the round up my burning ass. I’m talking about the real world. Trump made her look like a girl. Today we hit back. We hit back hard.

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efink [6:10 AM]

okay. guys, this is 18-2381 stuff. Got it?

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