This kind of thinking 1) is usually not true or absolute. 2) encourages libertarians to "not donate money" ...the default action.

It's hard to get people to confront the government. The government is now a tyranny, an unconstrained mess of totalitarian bullshit.

I'm glad when people give money to FIJA.org ...and I'm glad when they give money to Adam Kokesh. ...And I'm even glad when this happens and those two entities misspend the money. ...Because their mistakes allow them to learn, and to improve.

I don't think Adam Kokesh is likely to turn against freedom. He's staked too much of his image on it. (I could be wrong. Anyone can be "controlled opposition" ...but generally, the LP thinks their best friends are controlled opposition, and thinks their most dire infiltrators are "trustworthy beyond question." ...I've never met a group of people less aware of political technology than most big-L Libertarians.)

Some of the things Adam says would not be said by an infiltrator, "late in the game." I'll be watching closely to see if he keeps saying them, or if he "walks them back."

All communications are both signal and content, and the line between both is blurry, depending on the context.

Adam does a pretty good job of keeping disparate groups happy, and also saying meaningful things.