We have truly entered an era of Information Warfare far surpassing anything imagined by George Orwell. The most visible sign of this is Google's blatant censorship of "undesirable" thoughts. Ad revenue for dissenters of the mainstream narrative has dried up to virtually nothing, while search engine algorithms have been jigged to hide and bury "undesirable" sites, videos and articles. Mainstream media outlets - owned and controlled by a small handful of Mega-corporations in bed with the Deep State - are colluding with the CIA and global uber-elites to push a New World Order agenda down the throats of the world's masses. And now social media like Facebook and Twitter are being inundated with black-budget-funded "BOTS" to push propaganda and counter alternative dissenting voices.

The latest iteration of this was released yesterday by Newsweek, a New World Order fake-news rag, when it began pushing the claim that "Russian Bots" are infiltrating social media to attack Republican Party members. Indeed, a bit of research will point the finger elsewhere - to the US military's CENTCOM, as admitted by Wikileaks. Honest researchers are uncovering the name of this secret plot to obfuscate the truth

and muddy the waters in the Truth-seeking communities of global social media websites: Operation Earnest Voice, conducted by - you guessed it - the US military. In conjunction with this information warfare operation is a program to eliminate dissenting voices altogether by "wet-works" - assassination - using a tried, tested, and proven method: the heart-attack gun. A frozen liquid dart is fired, killing its target without any trace left behind. Hundreds have died in this fashion.

Read the following two articles and watch the video (link posted) below to get up to speed on these matters:

NWO‘OPERATION EARNEST VOICE’ IS ELIMINATING NWO WHISTLEBLOWERS

By The Phaser | August 6, 2017 (Posted by: Captain Obvious)

From Wikipedia: Operation Earnest Voice

Operation Earnest Voice is an astroturfing campaign by the US government. The aim of the initiative is to use sockpuppets to spread pro-American propaganda on social networking sites based outside of the US. The campaign is operated by the United States Military Central Command (CENTCOM).

According to CENTCOM, the US-based Facebook and Twitter networks are not targeted by the program because US laws prohibit US state agencies from spreading propaganda among US citizens as according to the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012. However, according to the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012, dissemination of foreign propaganda to domestic audiences is expressly allowed over the internet including social media networks. Isaac R. Porche, a researcher at the RAND corporation, claims it would not be easy to exclude US audiences when dealing with internet communications.

The US government signed a $2.8 million contract with the Ntrepid web-security company to develop a specialized software, allowing agents of the government to post propaganda on "foreign-language websites".

Main characteristics of the software, as stated in the software development request, are:

50 user "operator" licenses, 10 sockpuppets controllable by each user.
Sockpuppets are to be "replete with background, history, supporting details, and cyber presences that are technically, culturally and geographically consistent". Sockpuppets are to "be able to appear to originate in nearly any part of the world."
A special secure VPN, allowing sockpuppets to appear to be posting from "randomly selected IP addresses," in order to "hide the existence of the operation."
50 static IP addresses to enable government agencies to "manage their persistent online personas," with identities of government and enterprise organizations protected which will allow for different state agents to use the same sockpuppet, and easily switch between different sockpuppets to "look like ordinary users as opposed to one organization."
9 private servers, "based on the geographic area of operations the customer is operating within and which allow a customer's online persona(s) to appear to originate from." These servers should use commercial hosting centers around the world.
Virtual machine environments, deleted after each session termination, to avoid interaction with "any virus, worm, or malicious software."

USCC commander David Petraeus, in his congressional testimony, stated that Operation Earnest Voice would "reach [a country's] regional audiences through traditional media, as well as via Web sites and regional public-affairs blogging." However, his successor, James Mattis, altered the program to have "regional blogging" fall under general USCC public-affairs activity. On how they would operate on these blogs, Petraeus explained: "We bring out the moderate voices. We amplify those. And in more detail, we detect and we flag if there is adversary, hostile, corrosive content in some open-source Web forum, [and] we engage with the Web administrators to show that this violates Web site provider policies."

Russian Bots Are Starting to Attack Republican Party

Chris Riotta, Newsweek, August 7, 2017

Russian-linked bots and trolls have caused a surge in use of the hashtag #ResignPaulRyan on Twitter over the last 48 hours, just as the Republican speaker of the House was returning to his hometown of Wisconsin for a month-long respite from Washington, D.C.

The unusual boost in Russian bots targeting a Republican lawmaker was first observed by the German Marshall Fund’s Alliance For Securing Democracy, created after the 2016 presidential election to “defend against, deter, and raise the costs on Russian and other state actors’ efforts to undermine democracy and democratic institutions.”

A monitoring dashboard established by the Alliance noted the uptick Monday morning. It coincided with surges in the use of other hashtags by Russian bots.’s dashboard to pick up on Russian bot activity targeting members of the GOP since the site was first launched last week by former FBI special agent Clint Watts. But Ryan wasn’t the only member of Trump’s party to face countless bots demanding his removal. A campaign calling on the president to fire National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster received widespread support from bots and trolls over the last several days using the hashtag #FireMcMaster, eventually getting picked up by some right-wing fake news sites that seem to have the president’s full attention, including Breitbart.

The Russian-sponsored attacks against his aides and colleagues could easily reach the president's timeline as he takes his 17-day vacation at his luxury golf course property in Bedminster, New Jersey. In between golfing and enjoying his day outside of Washington D.C. Saturday, Trump thanked an apparent Twitter bot named @ProTrump45 for a supportive message about his presidency.

That account, which was quickly discovered to be a fake, pro-Trump spam page, has since been suspended by Twitter.

Twitter bots linked to Russia and other foreign adversaries have typically fueled support of Trump’s agenda on social media, with nearly half of the president’s followers appearing to be fake or spam accounts, as Newsweek previously reported.