I considered the flaw in cryptocurrency enabling the mass tracking/takedown of organized crime/Russian intel a modest side project for more than one reason. As we proceed, *why* will become more apparent.
But for Russian operatives approaching the point of no return, why you *want* a deal w/#Mueller.
@ericgarland@MingGao26@YouTube@FBI@NSAGov@DHSgov@thespybrief Briefly, as I've said before, the US can impose a total lockdown of any aggressor's economy, but the worst part is we can lift that total sanction on *everything* for a mere pittance - a virtual gift, even.
For every intel operative & leader involved in this assault.
@RepSwalwell@realDonaldTrump And if anyone wants to see *part* of what I sent to the @FBI on this in September of 2017 or so, here's a bit of another thread...
@ericgarland I loved it when prosecutors added 700+ pages of Cohen's formerly "encrypted" WhatsApp messages to the court.
It's not just "what, commercial encryption *isn't* unbreakable?"
Think about all the people calling fellow conspirators on Signal who were already under warrant.
@ericgarland No, not just FISA warrants.
But we've had multiple, vast sources of hard evidence of criminal activities.
#Cryptocurrency transactions, Transition emails, the 420,000+ Hansa users, #FinCEN data, money laundering & so forth, *already* forming a global map of crime & subversion.
Yes, you can pull all the "re-issued" credentials, then check for any preceding ID.
@patribotics@MarinaGipps@FBI@NSAGov@DHSgov@GCHQ That's an obvious thing .@FBI .@NSAGov .@DHSgov .@GCHQ could do, given the supposed tendency of deep-cover operatives to request "re-issuing" of a "lost" ID that never existed in the first place.
Then there are obvious markers, like the pensions @LouiseMensch mentions above.
@ericgarland Jan 2021: The first 113 top Russian & other foreign-intelligence operatives and leaders have not only confessed for improved treatment, but have effectively been teaching counterintelligence classes on "everything we have & everything we've ever done."
Codename: Vodka Season
@ericgarland Feb 2021: Mass-allocation of all global Mob funds seized in the 2019 mass incarceration known as The Reaping is complete.
Codename: So *That's* Where the Money Went
It's not just raw metadata, it's that they've created relevant models and tested them.
Trump's few weeks of loud birtherism & other events were a chance to filter out receptive populations for specific lines of attack.
@saradannerdukic@TManley6 Testing racism memes on a large scale would have been disastrous.
Isolating the receptive from your population and building a manipulable subculture was a critical starting point.
@Bambenek literally set up an automatic tracker of neo-Nazi #bitcoin transactions. @NeonaziWallets. twitter.com/NeonaziWallets
I go into this rather extensively. In part because of just how *much* has surfaced recently on how vulnerable it is.
For criminals at least.
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May 28, 2018 • 14 tweets • 9 min read
There's another motivation that crops up: When you're talking about money on the scale we have flowing through the markets in places like Florida, New York City & London, *everyone* invested in the market ends up w/a stake in property inflation, even if not directly involved.
If you're speculating, or being paid rents in a market that can bear the cost, seeing property values go up 10, 20 or 50% in a short time is very enticing.
But it creates a bigger problem when you're looking at rooting it *out,* market collapse.
.@FBI@ericgarland@LouiseMensch
May 27, 2018 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
And bear in mind, there are a *lot* of threads which amplify their ability to track down not just the laundered money, but criminals & intel assets, records of crimes, etc. threadreaderapp.com/thread/9573220…
For example, #botnets! Thousands, sometimes *millions* of computers linked together, letting you hack, launch DDoS attacks, dox and stalk, reap kompromat and demand blackmail ransoms or distribute bribes!
What could go wrong?
Everything.
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May 19, 2018 • 55 tweets • 67 min read
There's issues there, but let's not forget they may also be a group that's active online in large numbers & which has been mapped out psychologically more thoroughly than anyone else.
We tend to think social media.
MMORPGs could work *very* well to mass test scenarios/stimuli.
For one, you can work towards embedding unconscious, instinctive responses to certain forms of stress.
For example, convincing someone they're about to be attacked or an association is building in that direction.
& that there are painful consequences for failing to respond.
May 18, 2018 • 9 tweets • 6 min read
I'm very curious what will be found when the .@FBI/.@NSAGov overlay the data seized from Cambridge Analytica, Facebook, et al & overlay it on everything else.
Mass shootings. #Cryptocurrency bribery patterns. Media subversion.
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Evolutionary algorithms take a multitude of programs and throw them at the same problem. You eliminate the ones that fail & mix together those that succeed.
But you can also do that with people & the stimulus directed at them.
.@FBI/.@NSAGov
May 6, 2018 • 9 tweets • 4 min read
"7000 data points" -- That. They're. Willing. To. Admit. To. -- "on 240 million Americans".
If they've been actively manipulating the electorate & recording responses, they'll have a *lot* more than 7000 data points on many, *many* Americans.
But if they had access to medical & especially psychiatric records & exploited them, their knowledge gets far more intimate.
And the story likely gets far darker.
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Apr 30, 2018 • 18 tweets • 5 min read
Just remember - as I'm sure you do - that Flynn had flipped and was actively cooperating for *months* before it was announced publicly.
That was enough of a warning shot.
The more people secretly cooperating, and legally bound to do their utmost, the better.
So many are waiting for a Great Figure to pronounce Final Judgement upon All the Guilty.
What's ironic is the individual workings of real-world justice are more precise and more formidable.
Apr 14, 2018 • 18 tweets • 11 min read
Even if it's not connected, putting all of this on accessible computers whether at Cambridge Analytica or various #botnets was *beyond* foolish.
Signed confessions, video documentation, emails discussing in graphic detail *pale* compared to what they have.
It's one thing to have mountains of hard evidence re: crimes.
But the computers can literally detail every minute detail & action the felonies, & literally record the whole thing.
It's like preserving not just a recording of the crime, but the whole crime itself, in amber.
