Hypocrisy

A Series on Misinformation, Disinformation and Subterfuge

I spend a little time each day looking at a couple of the KassandraSeven networked accounts. Almost all of it stays within the network, showing conversation chains of one individual talking to themself pretending to be authentic. Right now Susan is trying to break out of her ratio, picking small spats over Johnny Depp and Amber Herd. Other accounts are drumming up this hypothesis or that hypothesis. One account owner is really mad I don’t address it (only spotted it via keyword search) and another appears tortured over my happy familial normalcy she says she doesn’t care about yet still had to say that she didn’t so I might believe her.

Then occasionally they tell jokes or shares memes.

Either one gets the humor or they just don’t. That mostly has to do whether one is the butt of a joke or not. This one, while extremely juvenile, had Susan wearing sock Octopus_teach in stitches. She even ONE upped the left-sided joke.

If Susan can laugh at that stolen pic, as much as she laughed at the stolen view of a man’s butt crack at a MTG tournament, yet not tolerate being the butt of a joke reminding her she said it was the favorite part of her week, she should know others would start doing it.

Like Tom Portnoy.

Tom Portnoy was the account name of someone connected to to Susan’s network who issued the first threat to my wife and children. While I won’t let people drop addresses, emails, phone numbers, or old swim suit modeling picks, Susan’s on the record love of stolen butt crack pictures is ‘fair use,’ as it is what you and your network do.

Another hypocrisy would be to try to “befriend” a target for Mensch.

Considering we don’t know which handles and attack accounts you used, or if you were involved in the gang stalking and bullycide of Robert McNeese, it is highly suspicious to see you use an actual account trying to reach another vulnerable target to connect with.

The whole Cassandra Fairbanks thing between Sue and Louise Mensch was manufactured. Looking back on the tweets still up, the content looked as if it was written by Middle Schoolers working on their first drafts of a series of romance novels. One prepubescent insult after another. Pooh pooh.

The biggest though is thinking it is free speech using anonymous attack accounts, bots and socks to bullycide and torment people, like this Canadian that was credited for suspending my and other accounts helping out KassandraSeven.

Twitter under Musk might not be the end of things after all. Still it is pretty scary for those who should be scared.