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A Series on Misinformation, Disinformation and Subterfuge

This past week I got a bit older on calendar years, having a birthday at the same time as my middle child. It was kind of odd in a sense that I still reflect back at my youth as if it was yesterday, then here I am now three decades removed from most of that. When I saw this, from a woman a decade older than I who has no daughter, no husband, no dogs and a mission to destroy people on Twitter, I chuckled, knowing that we all go through emotions whether we are a moral or immoral person.

Susan Portnoy, who waffles from avatar nude to being dressed, certainly has been on a roller coaster of anger and fury, what with all her schemes coming into clear focus, her identity known, and no way to hide. Perhaps that is why she conveys herself this way, nude again, instead of her actual self that likely wears actual clothes.

We all grow old. It isn’t a bother at all, save backs, knees, eyes and hips don’t work out so well as they used to. No problem with that though. Yet most of us grow into a better version of ourselves, whilst the Ops instead unravel, due to guilt, exposure and fear of what the future holds. Lawsuits. Indictments. Forced career changes. A slew of issues not even realized. That is what they understand is coming.

Gee, gee, gee, Fish. The Genie is in the Bottle.

The disinformation mules, while hitting their strides, are having to take more risks, and with those risks will be ultimately exposed as frauds. The two biggest that still ply their lies to a wider audience are Fred Brennan and Mike Rothschild. That too is getting old, and in a bad way.

Fred as a founder of 8Chan that generates mass shooters radicalized on a steady diet of child porn, GamerGate, Q Anon, who wrote for a pro-Eugenics Nazi magazine OpEd, being given a normalized platform to shunt responsibility for the above and far more, is endangering society further. He is an intelligent, moderately charismatic hatemonger who isn’t atoning for mistakes, rather weaponizing those things shunting responsibility onto other people. Mike Rothschild works on this in tandem. Perhaps so does Susan Portnoy, given the oddity of Mike’s big NYPost Presidential fashion blogging break making zero sense otherwise.