"Anonymous," whatever it once may have been, has an "official" (and verified) channel on YouTube. It has become a full-on information warfare outlet.
They are pushing insane Duginist propaganda video content every day, including David Icke, with sensational headlines and the whole bit. It needs to be taken out. Sharing this link for context only. It needs to go.
And there's this, which I rate as credible.
"Let me go ahead and get to the punchline—Anonymous, the hacker group that started Occupy—the radical Leftist movement in America—a good percentage of those folks worked with the Russians on the leaks and disinformation campaigns that put Trump in office."
"The Russian-Anonymous propaganda machine has turned their guns on liberals, because they see mainstream liberalism as the shiny face of exploitative capitalism—the enabler that benefits from financial exploitation for art’s sake."
"My Anonymous comrades, the ones I was surprised to find were working for Russia, seemed to all jump ship as soon as they saw mainstream democrats sabotage a true socialist candidate, Bernie Sanders."
#BernieSanders + Manafort’s BFF #TadDevine = #putinsTool
@flaviusb it’s a peculiar worldview, but that doesn’t invalidate the factuality of his observations. It also aligns with research done by myself and others. The Willis Carto / Noontide Press vector within Occupy is especially pertinent to the Dugin alignment.
@flaviusb here is another good piece.
In my Public Eye article “The Right Hand of Occupy Wall Street,” I detail many of the issues related to right-wing and conspiracy theorist participation in the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement—including the false attempts by the mainstream right-wing media to “smear” all of Occupy as antisemitic.1 I also show how genuine Far Right—as well as conspiracy and right-libertarian—elements were drawn to Occupy by its critique of finance capital, welcoming of everyone, ambiguous categories (such as “the 99%” and “the 1%”), and use of franchise activism. Partly because of the original “smear,” many progressive activists simply refused to acknowledge the presence and extent of right-wing involvement in Occupy. For reasons of space and readability, only a part of this documentation was included in the original article. Therefore, a fuller body of research is presented here.
Author(s): Donovan, Joan | Abstract: This dissertation is an ethnographic account of the information and communication technologies used by networked social movements, particularly Occupy, to communicate and coordinate campaigns and actions. Studying networked social movements is difficult because they diverge from the classic theories of social movement formation due to their lack of leaders, capacity to mobilize large groups quickly, decentralized decision- making, and heavy reliance on networked communication technologies. Networked social movements gain coherence by leveraging the connective capacity of information and communication technologies to forge new social solidarities across space, time, and ideologies. While many studies have investigated the social media presence of networked movements such as Occupy, 15m, and the Arab Spring, few identify the invisible work that goes into managing media for these large-scale uprisings or unearth what kinds of skills, knowledge, and resources are necessary to build and sustain networked movements. My fieldwork attends to these shortfalls, while also contributing a thorough account of the history of the Occupy movement and the political implications for structuring collective action in this way. Since October 2011, I have participated in the construction of a communication platform, called InterOccupy.net, designed to mitigate problems caused by the failure of email and social media to communicate strategic and tactical plans for direct action. By situating my research within the developing infrastructure of InterOccupy, my study documents the Occupy movement's increased organizational capacity and strategic use of resources at the very moment when other scholars were writing Occupy's obituary
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