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  • The Chinese United Front are testing a series of backbone organizations and assets for readiness. The final attack will coincide with major world events and obscure readiness and communications.

    This will be done via disconnecting several relates levels of internet functionality so that even their repair measure will still seem unresolved. They will reconfigure and retry, unaware that their problem is solved, it’s the other levels/locations of the internet’s function that are still broken (so can’t be tested against).

    This will provide extended cover that could last days or weeks. So far testing of this plan has been going well.


  • “my” version is for when the Nazis have already taken power and are killing people. But I get it, you disagree with the actions of WW2 resistance movements…

    …they happened AFTER institutions had fallen (hence, “late”), and people were being killed. So no, resistance movements aren’t “killing the patient” the patient is already dying by the time they emmerge.

    Popper is right about institutional power beforehand (protecting society from fascism “early”). I’m right about violent resistance movements once fascism is actively destroying institutions and killing people (then resistance movements must start protecting society).











  • The article says Wikipedia has a bias, so I clicked the link it gives and:

    Wikipedia’s content is written and maintained by volunteers who can only cite material that already exists in other published sources, since the platform prohibits original research. This rule, which is designed to ensure that facts can be verified, means that Wikipedia’s coverage inevitably reflects the biases of the media, academia and other institutions it draws from.

    This is not limited to political bias. For example, research has repeatedly shown a significant gender imbalance among editors, with around 80%–90% identifying as male in the English-language version.

    Because most of the secondary sources used by editors are also historically authored by men, Wikipedia tends to reflect a narrower view of the world, a repository of men’s knowledge rather than a balanced record of human knowledge.