Military Officers: To Combat 'Disinformation'

[Pete]

Military Officeres: To Combat 'Disinformation' the Government and it's Big Tech Buddies Should Tell You What to Think.

https://thefederalist.com/2021/12/06...what-to-think/

The whole article is worth a slow read - but here's a part "...Ironically, the article is itself misinformation. That this misinformation is published by military officers associated with two highly prestigious institutions, the NDU and the Cyber Institute, makes it all the more inappropriate and dangerous..."

[The Reaper]

Alles clar, Herr Commisar?

TR

[Box]

What do you mean - is someone suggesting that the military is not a firm supporter of unadulterated free speech?

[Badger52]

Originally Posted by Pete

Military Officeres: To Combat 'Disinformation' the Government and it's Big Tech Buddies Should Tell You What to Think.

https://thefederalist.com/2021/12/06...what-to-think/

The whole article is worth a slow read - but here's a part "...Ironically, the article is itself misinformation. That this misinformation is published by military officers associated with two highly prestigious institutions, the NDU and the Cyber Institute, makes it all the more inappropriate and dangerous..."

Thank you for the "slow read" recommendation. Went to the article itself. They are not on solid ground because their position requires you to accept their premise from the jump. But that is not as dangerous as what comes later.

Just like the infamous Napolitano threat assessment that made deranged Rambos out of every veteran, especially Christian white gun-owners from rural areas, and became a template for those done currently, the article reviewed will find much love by those who will cite it as "proof! (aha!)." Of what, you ask? Why, proof that even the military learneds of today consider the events of 6 January 2021 to have been an insurrection.

Drain cleaner in my Army isn't cutting it. Time for the 99% copper crystals...