"Slimy" Susan Lies

A Series on Misinformation, Disinformation and Subterfuge

I agree with Susan Portnoy that dishonest people are slimy.

Susan Portnoy could have cleared up the conspiracy simply by posting herself on a video stating who she was. Instead she lied, and lied, then lied more and more. Liars hide. It’s simple.

I am 100% certain that Susan Portnoy, age 56, and former Condé Nast VP of Communications operates multiple accounts with the fake left KassandraSeven account operationally similar to the Ricky Vaughn one Douglass Mackey ran to influence the right.

I know Susan Portnoy is that woman because she set up multiple websites connected to her own work, then put links and offerings as KassandraSeven stating both that the work was her original work and the lie later multiple times that she reblogged that of herself. I’ll keep reminding her who she was and who she is, because liars that intentionally traumatize Americans while undermining elections, must be exposed constantly for what they are and what they are doing.

Before moving to NYC, Portnoy grew up in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan though likely never smiled, given that none of the pictures online despite hobnobbing with celebs and wealthy clients never saw her able to do so.

Because she continues to talk about me everyday, this next lie, that she and others pay no attention to me is proven a lie by the tweet existing. To make this true the Ops would have to ignore me, no longer say my name.

Susan Portnoy can’t do that.

She also follows weesel, an Op that according to Louise Mensch was mixing it up with Doug Stewart’s team during the Robert McNeese suicide.

Susan follows a lot of bad accounts actually, because birds of a feather flock together.

A lawsuit is a trivial concern compared to an eventual multi-count indictment.

The Ops, as Badd Company noted, are getting visits.

DOJ visit?

While Doug Stewart (Microchip) isn’t a direct known associate of Susan Portnoy, most of Sue’s associates, especially those messing with the San Francisco School Board Recall, are. Same with Louise Mensch. They all have the goods on everybody else, looking to cut the best deals with prosecutors.

While I expect this next phase will be painfully slow, I highly doubt any of those that clearly committed full-blown crimes won’t have to account for them. Those that were trolling, but didn’t mess with an election, didn’t hack into private networks, didn’t cause a death, didn’t work to hide all those previous things I just mentioned to protect those that did, already likely left Twitter long ago.