Project PM

Thug lifepic.twitter.com/VWWf7Rpdb7

(Sylvia is 32)pic.twitter.com/NH6wQ2HrGk

Turns out I'm guilty of corrupting the youth. Well, if Socrates could beat that rap, I can too. Unless I've confusing Socrates with Kyle Rittenhouse. Damn. (Had Rittenhouse on my mind because one of Lorax's partners turns out to be a big fan, as we'll see.)pic.twitter.com/zoGIOPkz7J

Weird how I haven't been charged at all on "credible allegations of rape" from 2017, the same year I was re-arrested by US Marshals w/o a warrant for giving interviews to Vice and PBS and then released without charge since none existed. It's not like I'm hard to arrest.pic.twitter.com/1KxStsMPpG

More seemingly plausible disinfo regarding matters that are actually well-documented and have been easily sorted through by actual journalists who've looked into this and reported on it in last year or so, chiefly @simcarttweets and @damiengaylepic.twitter.com/0HeaEhGbbz

It's not as if disinfo is any less effective than documented refutations of such disinfo, or court documents proving those involved lied about their backgrounds in US counterintelligence ("drama", as it's now popularly known - with a few exceptions we'll discuss later)pic.twitter.com/oi7XLPWJZJ

Indeed, given that Lorax's public and repeated attempts to discredit my asylum bid in coordination with admitted police assets and longtime racist agitators have prompted almost no backlash in the activist community, why not keep feeding journalists disinfo in private?pic.twitter.com/C77cd5QMSa

In fairness to Lorax, this low-level dishonesty only raises eyebrows among a certain demographic that DDoS can do without, such as whistleblowers, academics who study disinfo, black activists who've been subject to state infiltration for decades, etc. So why not double down?pic.twitter.com/NYiZMX3nZa

Lorax now emphasizes her concern over Sylvia's well-being just 20 minutes after trying to get a documentary filmmaker to do a film about how she's a "crisis communicator for a con artist". Rod pretends not to find this both hilarious and creepy.pic.twitter.com/QvWAFuqTHF

(The claim about me being "not worth [their] time" is the sort of thing that would strike a typical DDoS supporter as a credible explanation of motivation despite the context being DDoS editor-in-chief tweeting out attacks on my asylum claim and then describing me to a stranger)pic.twitter.com/WXiB0aeWqr

His cover is further enhanced by his apparent willingness to accept a bunch of unsourced claims at face value and not notice the contradictions that will become evident even to those who don't know or care about the background.pic.twitter.com/yQhgJTcC6R

Rod pretends to be slow on the uptake so as to better play the role of the typical US media professional circa 2022pic.twitter.com/Bkj2ujDWQu

Lorax, meanwhile, wants to present a motivation for the intense degree of focus on me and everyone around me that doesn't involve our year-long investigation into the org's ties to CI and neo-Nazi elements. Sadly Lorax is unaware that the target has been privy to much of it.pic.twitter.com/2W5SuEVVS5

Anyone who's spent much time reading exchanges between police/IC and their targets and the tactics used by both sides against each other's assets and contacts will recognize Rod's next move, which is to signal hostility to the other's target so as to invite trustpic.twitter.com/cW63O2hzWa

Rod starts off by pretending not to be quite clear on which Sylvia it is that needs to be investigated as a crisis actor and so forth, just as he earlier created a pretext regarding the name of his recent film. This is counter-counter-intelligence, as it were.pic.twitter.com/GPmBhfZMqu

Switching to DMs, it turns out that Lorax has quite a bit else that needs to be investigated even aside from my "credible rape" allegations. For instance, my fiance Sylvia Mann (@GayFrogs15) apparently needs to be investigated as well!pic.twitter.com/7XQVV8ln0T