Paid Troll, Abuses Woman

A Series on Misinformation, Disinformation and Subterfuge

KassandraSeven is a paid weaponized troll that so far has targeted Rebekah Jones, Jim Stewartson, myself and now Amber Heard. Excluding me, as I am an admitted nobody, the other three targets have one thing in common. They all pissed off Elon Musk before getting targeted by Susan.

Here is one example from yesterday of Susan going out of her way to try to shut down a “viral” thread supportive of Amber Heard, a task seemingly inline with the company Rocco Castoro has insisted is behind Mensch’s employment, Yonder’s motto of protecting brands on social media before they can come under attack.

Here is the start of that “viral” thread:

ForgetfulPen is the initial disruptive account. I will discuss that one during the second half of the article, stating that there were multiple interactions and comments generated by it before suddenly Susan appears.

Later in the thread KassandraSeven interjects herself, lying, stating Heard had perjured herself, causing the target to be defensive.

Using prepared script attacks is a common tactic among operatives in this network, generally misrepresenting and slandering individuals, in order to frustrate targeted victims into an emotional response. If Susan is successful in her baited trap, coconspirators are able to then engage in mass reporting spamming socks, bots and main attack accounts, cued up to destroy the offending account and with that silence the threat.

Susan then uses petty insults and other antagonistic personal attacks repetitively, violating Twitter Terms of Service for harassment. The target wisely blocks K7 first without further engagement with her.

Note that KassandraSeven, via using advanced Twitter search tools, pulled up a tweet her target created May 7, 2021, to malign her with. Sue also stated a critically important message regarding her operational goal attacking this person.

“That person wrote a threat that went viral…”

Susan’s job is to eliminate threats to the intended brand or message. By aggressively trolling anyone supportive of Amber Heard, with a marquee focus on stopping viral threads, it is again clear that this is paid work, dealing out repetitional harm to someone again who Musk is angry with.

Forgetfulpen, the other account supporting K7 is this engagement does not appear connected to the network, yet it’s operator’s behavior was truly bizarre. Here is the most recent tweet, done as a screenshot instead of a retweet.

I ran the account through BotSentinel for an analysis.

Created in December 2013, this account has many red flags that it has at times been automated, with over forty-one thousand likes to one-thousand tweet ratio, most of which were retweets. Going through the historical record, the account is highly active in clusters generating dozens of tweets in a single day followed by long gaps of inactivity between, sometimes spanning multiple months. Here are two such gaps, noting that there is zero interaction recorded on any of these tweets.

During the most recent span of activity the majority of images shared have been highly repetitive, with different text given indicating human operation of , all high emotive and charged. The account also has some early alternating of 20-30 retweets followed by an interactive discussion thread full of one sentence responses.

Here again, from Bot Sentinel are the key phrases associated with the account Susan was allied with on this exchange.

While it is unclear who is currently operating this account, it has not been operating in an authentic manner, only here to disrupt, like Susan, genuine discourse supportive of Amber Heard. That is a hallmark of a paid social media influence campaign.