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2023.06.11 03:10 The1stCitizenOfTheIn Twitter Files Extra: How the World's "No-Kidding Decision Makers" Got Organized

In honor of this week’s RightsCon and 360/OS Summit, we dug into the #TwitterFiles to revisit the integration of the Atlantic Council’s anti-disinformation arm, the Digital Forensic Research Labs (DFRLabs), while also highlighting its relationship with weapons manufacturers, Big Oil, Big Tech, and others who fund the NATO-aligned think tank.

The Atlantic Council is unique among “non-governmental” organizations thanks to its lavish support from governments and the energy, finance, and weapons sectors. It’s been a key player in the development of the “anti-disinformation” sector from the beginning.
It wasn’t an accident when its DFRLabs was chosen in 2018 to help Facebook “monitor for misinformation and foreign interference,” after the platform came under intense congressional scrutiny as a supposed unwitting participant in a Russian influence campaign.
Press uniformly described DFRLabs as an independent actor that would merely “improve security,” and it was left to media watchdog FAIR to point out that the Council was and is “dead center in what former President Obama’s deputy national security advisor Ben Rhodes called ‘the blob.’”

What’s “the blob”? FAIR described it as “Washington’s bipartisan foreign-policy consensus,” but thanks to the Twitter Files, we can give a more comprehensive portrait.
In the runup to the 360/OS event in that same year, 2018, Graham Brookie of the Atlantic Council boasted to Twitter executives that the attendees would include the crème de la crème of international influence, people he explained resided at the “no-kidding decision-maker level”

Similar correspondence to and from DFRLabs and Twitter outlined early efforts to bring together as partners groups that traditionally served as watchdogs of one another.
Perhaps more even than the World Economic Forum meetings at Davos or gatherings of the Aspen Institute in the US, the Atlantic Council 360/OS confabs are as expansive a portrait of the Censorship-Industrial Complex as we’ve found collected in one place.

In October 2018, DFRLab was instrumental in helping Facebook identify accounts for what became known as “the purge,” a first set of deletions of sites accused of “coordinated inauthentic behavior.”
Facebook in its announcement of these removals said it was taking steps against accounts created to “stir up political debate,” and the October 2018 “purge” indeed included the likes of Punk Rock Libertarians, Cop Block, and Right Wing News, among others. Even the progressive Reverb Press, founded by a relatively mainstream progressive named James Reader, found his site zapped after years of pouring thousands of dollars a month into Facebook marketing tools.

In the years since, DFRLab has become the central coordination node in the Censorship Industrial Complex as well as a key protagonist in the Election Integrity Partnership and the Virality Project.
Its high-profile role at RightsCon, the biggest civil society digital rights event on the calendar, should concern human rights and free expression activists.

According to their London 2019 event “360/OS brings together journalists, activists, innovators, and leaders from around the world as part of our grassroots digital solidarity movement fighting for objective truth as a foundation of democracy.”
Their Digital Sherlocks program aims to “identify, expose, and explain disinformation.”

The Twitter Files reveal DFRLabs labeled as “disinformation” content that often turned out to be correct, that they participated in disinformation campaigns and the suppression of “true” information, and that they lead the coordination of a host of actors who do the same.

Twitter Files #17 showed how DFRLabs sent Twitter more than 40,000 names of alleged BJP (India’s ruling nationalist party) accounts that they suggested be taken down.
DFRLab said it suspected these were “paid employees or possibly volunteers.” However as Racket’s Matt Taibbi noted, “the list was full of ordinary Americans, many with no connection to India and no clue about Indian politics.”
Twitter recognized there was little illegitimate about them, resulting in DFRLabs pulling the project and cutting ties with the researcher.

Twitter Files #19 further revealed DFRLab was a core partner in the Election Integrity Partnership (EIP), which “came together in June of 2020 at the encouragement of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, or CISA” in order to “fill the gaps legally” that government couldn’t.
As a result, there are serious questions as to whether the EIP violated the US First Amendment.

DFRLabs was also a core partner on the Virality Project, which pushed its seven Big Tech partners to censor “stories of true vaccine side-effects.”

The Stanford Internet Observatory, which led the project, is now being sued by the New Civil Liberties Alliance for its censorship of “online support groups catering to those injured by Covid vaccines.”
Debate as to the frequency of serious adverse events is ongoing, however. The German health minister put it at 1 in 10,000, while others claim it is higher.

The Virality Project sought to suppress any public safety signals at all. The Stanford Internet Observatory is also at the moment reportedly resisting a House Judiciary Committee subpoena into its activities.

TwitterFiles #20 revealed some of the Digital Forensic Lab’s 2018 360/0S events, which brought together military leaders, human rights organizations, the Huffington Post, Facebook and Twitter, Edelman (the world’s biggest PR firm), the head of the Munich Security Conference, the head of the World Economic Forum (Borge Brende) a former President, Prime Minister and CIA head, intel front BellingCat and future Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa, all to combat “disinformation.” We can now reveal more.

The Atlantic Council is a NATO-aligned think tank established in 1961. Its board of directors and advisory board are a Who’s Who of corporate, intelligence and military power, including:

James Clapper – former Director of National Intelligence whose tenure included overseeing the NSA during the time of the Snowden leaks. Asked whether intelligence officials collect data on Americans Clapper responded “No, sir,” and, “Not wittingly.” Clapper also coordinated intelligence community activity through the early stages of Russiagate, and his office authored a key January 2017 report concluding that Russians interfered in 2016 to help Donald Trump. Clapper has been a 360/OS attendee.

Stephen Hadley, United States National Security Advisor from 2005 to 2009 (also a 360/OS attendee)

Henry Kissinger, former US Secretary of State who oversaw the carpet bombing of Vietnam, among other crimes against humanity

Pfizer CEO Anthony Bourla

Stephen A. Schwarzman, Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder, The Blackstone Group

Meta’s President for Global Affairs, Nick Clegg

Richard Edelman, CEO of the world’s largest PR firm (and 360/OS attendee)

The Rt. Hon. Lord Robertson of Port Ellen, Former Secretary General of NATO

Ambassador Robert B. Zoellick, Former President of the World Bank

Leon Panetta, former US Secretary of Defense & CIA Director. Panetta oversaw the US’s massive growth in drone strikes.

John F. W. Rogers. Goldman Sachs Secretary of the Board

Chuck Hagel, chairman of the Council, sits on the board of Chevron and is also a former US Secretary of Defence.

The Atlantic Council raised $70 million in 2022, $25 million of which came from corporate interests.
Among the biggest donors were: the US Departments of Defense State, Goldman Sachs, the Rockefeller Foundation, Craigslist founder Craig Newmark, Google, Crescent Petroleum, Chevron, Lockheed Martin, General Atomics, Meta, Blackstone, Apple, BP, eBay founder Pierre Omidyar, Raytheon, ExxonMobil, Shell, Twitter, and many more.
Ukraine’s scandal-ridden energy company, Burisma, whose links to Hunter Biden were suppressed by the August 2020 table-top exercise coordinated by the Aspen Institute, also made a contribution.

You can view the full 2022 “honor roll” by clicking here.

The Atlantic Council and DFRLabs don’t hide their militarist affiliations.
This week’s OS/360 event at RightsCon Costa Rica runs together with a 360/OS at NATO’s Riga StratCom Dialogue, which DFRLab note they have “worked closely with” “since 2016.”

DFRLabs was founded in 2016, and has been a major catalyst in expanding the “anti-disinformation” industry.
Among non-governmental entities, perhaps only the Aspen Institute comes close to matching the scope, scale and funding power of DFRLabs.
DFRLabs claims to chart “the evolution of disinformation and other online and technological harms, especially as they relate to the DFRLab’s leadership role in establishing shared definitions, frameworks, and mitigation practices.”

Almost $7 million of the Atlantic Council’s $61 million spent last year went to the DRFLabs, according to their 2022 annual financial report.

Through its fellowship program, it has incubated leading figures in the “disinformation” field.

Richard Stengel, the first director of the Global Engagement Center (GEC), was a fellow.
GEC is an interagency group “within” the State Department (also a funder of the Atlantic Council), whose initial partners included the FBI, DHS, NSA, CIA, DARPA, Special Operations Command (SOCOM), and others.
GEC is now a major funder of DFRLabs and a frequent partner

In this video, Stengel says, “I’m not against propaganda. Every country does it, they have to do it to their own population, and I don’t think it’s that awful.”
Stengel was true to his word, and apart from DFRLab, the GEC funded the Global Disinformation Index, which set out to demonetize conservative media outlets it claimed were “disinformation.” (See 37. in the censorship list)

He thought the now-disgraced Hamilton68 was “fantastic.” In total, GEC funded 39 organizations in 2017.
Despite Freedom of Information requests, only 3 have been made public to date.

Roughly $78 million of GEC’s initial $100 million budget outlay for fiscal year 2017 came from the Pentagon, though the budgetary burden has shifted more toward the State Department in the years since.

The Global Engagement Center was established in the last year of Barack Obama’s presidency, via a combination of an executive order and a bipartisan congressional appropriation, led by Ohio Republican Rob Portman and Connecticut Democrat Chris Murphy.
The GEC was and remains virtually unknown, but reporting in the Twitter Files and by outlets like the Washington Examiner have revealed it to be a significant financial and logistical supporter of “anti-disinformation” causes.

Though tasked by Obama with countering “foreign state and non-state propaganda and disinformation efforts aimed at undermining United States national security interests,” its money has repeatedly worked its way back in the direction of policing domestic content, with Gabe Kaminsky’s Examiner reports on the GDI providing the most graphic example.

GEC frequently sent lists of “disinformation agents to Twitter.” Yoel Roth, former head of Trust and Safety referred to one list as a “total crock.” Roth is now a member of DFRLab’s Task Force for a Trustworthy Future Web. Let’s hope he brings more trust than Stengel. You can read more on GEC’s funding here.

Other DFRLab luminaries include Simon Clark, Chairman of the Center for Countering Digital Hate (a UK “anti-disinformation” outfit that aggressively deplatforms dissidents), Ben Nimmo (previously a NATO press officer, then of Graphika (EIP and the Virality Project partners) and now Facebook’s Global Threat Intelligence Lead), and Eliot Higgins of Bellingcat.

Bellingcat has an ominous reputation, which it’s earned in numerous ways, including its funding by the National Endowment for Democracy...

Most recently, Bellingcat assisted in the arrest of the 21-year-old Pentagon leaker, further speeding up the abandonment of the Pentagon Papers Principal where the media protected, rather than persecuted, leakers.
Bellingcat was part of 360/OS backroom meetings with former intel chiefs, the head of Davos and the Munich security conference among many others, as we will see soon.

The Virality Project built on the EIP and had partnerships with Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, Google, TikTok and more to combat vaccine “misinformation.”
Stanford and DFRLab partnered with the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public, Graphika, NYU Tandon School of Engineering and Center for Social Media and Politics, and the National Congress on Citizenship.

Through a shared Jira ticketing system they connected these Big Tech platforms together, with Graphika using sophisticated AI to surveil the online conversation at scale in order to catch “misinformation” troublemakers.

VP went far beyond any kind of misinformation remit, most infamously recommending to their Big Tech partners that they consider “true stories of vaccine side effects” as “standard misinformation on your platform.”

A Virality Project partner called the Algorithmic Transparency Initiative (a project of the National Congress on Citizenship) went further.
Their Junkipedia initiative sought to address “problematic content” via the “automated collection of data” from “closed messaging apps,” and by building a Stasi-like “civic listening corps,” which in recent years has taken on a truly sinister-sounding mission.
The current incarnation might as well be called “SnitchCorps,” as “volunteers have an opportunity to join a guided monitoring shift to actively participate in monitoring topics that disrupt communities”

Garret Graff, who oversaw the Aspen Hunter Biden table-top exercise, was chairman of that same National Congress on Citizenship when they collaborated on the Virality Project.
Both EIP and VP were led by Renee DiResta of the Stanford Internet Observatory, a former CIA fellow who engineered the now disgraced New Knowledge initiative, which developed fake Russian bots to discredit a 2017 Alabama senate race candidate, as acknowledged by the Washington Post.

DFRLab are the elite of the “anti-disinformation” elite.
They work closely with a wide range of actors who have participated in actual disinformation initiatives.
Here they’re invited to an elite Twitter group set up by Nick Pickles of “anti-disinformation” luminaries First Draft, also participants in the Hunter Biden laptop tabletop, and the Alliance for Security Democracy, part of the RussiaGate Hamilton68 disinformation operation.

The 360/OS event marries this tarnished record with the financial, political, military, NGO, academic and intelligence elite. Some of this is visible through publicly available materials.
Twitter Files however reveal the behind the scenes, including closed door, off-the-record meetings.

“I’ve just arrived in Kyiv” Brookie notes in 2017, as he seeks to line up a meeting with Public Policy Director Nick Pickles as they discuss Twitter providing a USD $150K contribution to OS/360 (seemingly secured), and to garner high level Twitter participation.
Pickles is visiting DC and Brookie suggests he also meet with the GEC and former FBI agent Clint Watts of Hamilton 68 renown. “Happy to make those connections,” he chimes.

360/OS events are elite and expensive — $1 million according to Brookie — so closer collaboration with Twitter, especially in the form of funding, is a high priority.
Twitter offers $150,000

When Brookie mentions the attendees at the “no-kidding decision maker level” he isn’t kidding.
Parallel to the 360/OS public program is the much more important off-the-record meeting of “decision makers ranging from the C-Suite to the Situation Room.”

Here, he is explicit about a convening of military and financial power.
Vanguard 25 is presented as a way to “create a discreet and honest way to close the information gap on challenges like disinformation between key decision makers from government, tech, and media.”

The document boasts of its high-level participants

More are revealed in email exchanges, including Madeleine Albright and the head of the WEF

They go on to list a bizarre mishmash of media leaders, intelligence officials, and current or former heads of state

...Germany’s Angela Merkel was out of reach in the end, but many of the others attended this behind the scenes meeting on “disinformation.” Who are they?

Matthias Dopfner – CEO and 22% owner of German media empire Axel Springer SE, the biggest media publishing firm in Europe

Borge Brende – head of the World Economic Forum and former Norwegian foreign minister

Toomas Hendrick Ilves – former President of Estonia who co-chairs the World Economic Forum’s Global Futures Council on Blockchain Technology. Hendrick is also a fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (where the Stanford Internet Observatory is housed) and is on the advisory council of the Alliance for Securing Democracy, of Hamilton 68 renown.

Chris Sacca – billionaire venture capitalist

Mounir Mahjoubi – previously Digital Manager for President Macron’s presidential campaign, and former Chairman of the French Digital Council

Reid Hoffman – billionaire and Linkedin co-founder

Ev Williams – Former CEO of Twitter and on the Twitter board at the time

Kara Swisher – New York Times opinion writer, who founded Vox Media Recode

Wolfgang Ischinger - Head of the Munich Security Conference

Aleksander Kwasniewski – Former President of Poland. Led Poland into NATO and the EU.

Richard Edelman – CEO of the largest PR company in the world

Elliot Shrage – previously Vice-President of Public Policy at Facebook (DFRLab had election integrity projects with Facebook)

Lydia Polgreen – Huffington Post Editor in Chief

Jim Clapper –former US Director of National Intelligence

Maria Ressa – co-founder of Rappler and soon to be winner of the Nobel Peace Prize

Why would such a group all gather specifically around the question of “disinformation”?
Is disinformation truly at such a level that it requires bringing together the world’s most popular author with military and intelligence leaders, the world’s biggest PR company, journalists, billionaires, Big Tech and more?

Or is this work to build the case that there is a disinformation crisis, to then justify the creation of a massive infrastructure for censorship? A glimpse of the agenda offers clues

Here the head of the most important military and intelligence conference in the world (Munich) sits down in a closed door meeting with a former Secretary of State and the Executive Vice-Chair of the Atlantic Council.

Which is followed by a closed door session with the Editor-in Chief of the ...Huffington Post and peace-maker Maria Ressa who presented to the same group of military, intelligence, corporate and other elites.
Is the role of a journalist and Nobel laureate to work behind closed doors with militarists and billionaires, or to hold them to account?

At 2022’s OS/360 at RightsCon Ressa conducted a softball interview on disinformation with current US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken.

In testimony last April 2023, former CIA deputy director Michael Morrell stated that Blinken “set in motion the events that led to the issuance of the public statement” by more than 50 former intelligence officials that the Hunter Biden laptop had “all the classic earmarks of a Russia information operation.”

The Twitter Files also revealed that in August 2020 the Aspen Institute organized a table-top exercise to practice how best to respond to a “hack and leak” of a Hunter Biden laptop.
The laptop only came to light however two months later.
In attendance was First Draft (now the Information Futures Lab), the New York Times, Washington Post, Rolling Stone, CNN, Yahoo! News, Facebook, Twitter and more.

Here, DFRLab head Graham Brookie speaks with the Aspen Institute’s Garret Graff, who coordinated the Hunter Biden tabletop exercise.

After it turned out the Hunter Biden laptop was real, and the disinformation operation was more appropriately described as having been led by the likes of Blinken and the Aspen Institute.
The appropriate response is apparently for RightsCon, DFRLab, Blinken and Ressa to put on a nice forum to promote these figures as “anti-disinformation” leaders.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8YTPuTC9xs

Former DFRLab fellow and intel front Bellingcat founder Eliot Higgins is also invited to the closed door sessions with a former head of the CIA, a former Prime Minister and a President.

How do you keep power accountable when you are in the same cozy club? This theme runs throughout.
Bellingcat is featured heavily at the public sessions also

On the public side, we see Amnesty International participating to further collapse the distinction between those who are meant to hold power to account, and the powerful themselves.
The Iraq war gave us embedded journalists, and the “anti-disinformation” field gives us embedded digital rights activists.

The Department of Homeland Security’s Chris Krebs also joined the closed door session.
Krebs was Co-Chair of the Aspen Institute’s Commission on Information Disorder.
Other members included Prince Harry, the Virality Project’s Alex Stamos (Stanford Internet Observatory) and Kate Starbird (University of Washington and previous 360/OS participant), Katie Couric, and more. Craig Newmark attended as an observer.

Meanwhile Renee DiResta, former CIA fellow and Stanford Internet Observatory Research Director, presented with the former Prime Minister of Sweden.
This was years before she would launch the Virality Project, and take on the bugbear of “true stories of vaccine side effects.”

The President of the Atlantic Council participated in an “off-the-record, “ behind closed doors conversation on “trust” with the CEO of the world’s biggest PR firm, Edelman.

“Public relations” and “trust” may well be opposites, and trust is being destroyed not by the disinformation street crime that these groups claim to target, but by the disinformation corporate crime protected by, or in some cases created by these same people.
Disinformation is real, but its biggest purveyors are governments and powerful corporate interests.

DFRLab and RightsCon show just how far the capture of civil society by elite interests has come. Again, I made a mistake helping to co-organize RightsCon in 2015.

The jumping in bed with the government and Big Tech was arguably there in 2015, though to a much lesser degree.
It now partners with militarists in the form of the Atlantic Council and is an enabler of the “disinformation” grift that is so deeply impacting freedom of speech and expression.

The air-gaps that should separate civil society, media, military, billionaires, intelligence and government have collapsed, and many of these actors have formed a new alliance to advance their shared interests.
If weapons manufacturers funding human rights is considered legitimate then where is the red line? Effectively, there is none.

This collapse however has also been pushed by funders, who have been proactive in asking NGOs to collaborate more with Big Tech and government - something I successfully resisted for my almost 18 years at EngageMedia, critically RightsCon was the only time I let my guard down.

The RightsCon sponsor matrix wouldn’t be out of place at NASCAR
This is the equivalent of hosting a Climate Change conference sponsored by Shell, BP, Chevron, and ExxonMobil.

How do you keep power accountable when Big Tech pays your wage? The “let’s all work together” approach has failed.
The weakest partner, civil society, got captured and we lost.
Many more lost their way and have acquiesced to and often enabled much of the new censorship regime.

https://www.racket.news/p/twitter-files-extra-how-the-worlds

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Hi all. During today's decluttering I came across some stuff that I purchased early into this hobby that I'm moved on from. Some scents, we don't see much around the Pacific Northwest, or perhaps anywhere in North America. Others are more common and may have been popular a few years back.
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2023.06.11 03:09 The1stCitizenOfTheIn Twitter Files Extra: How the World's "No-Kidding Decision Makers" Got Organized

In honor of this week’s RightsCon and 360/OS Summit, we dug into the #TwitterFiles to revisit the integration of the Atlantic Council’s anti-disinformation arm, the Digital Forensic Research Labs (DFRLabs), while also highlighting its relationship with weapons manufacturers, Big Oil, Big Tech, and others who fund the NATO-aligned think tank.

The Atlantic Council is unique among “non-governmental” organizations thanks to its lavish support from governments and the energy, finance, and weapons sectors. It’s been a key player in the development of the “anti-disinformation” sector from the beginning.
It wasn’t an accident when its DFRLabs was chosen in 2018 to help Facebook “monitor for misinformation and foreign interference,” after the platform came under intense congressional scrutiny as a supposed unwitting participant in a Russian influence campaign.
Press uniformly described DFRLabs as an independent actor that would merely “improve security,” and it was left to media watchdog FAIR to point out that the Council was and is “dead center in what former President Obama’s deputy national security advisor Ben Rhodes called ‘the blob.’”

What’s “the blob”? FAIR described it as “Washington’s bipartisan foreign-policy consensus,” but thanks to the Twitter Files, we can give a more comprehensive portrait.
In the runup to the 360/OS event in that same year, 2018, Graham Brookie of the Atlantic Council boasted to Twitter executives that the attendees would include the crème de la crème of international influence, people he explained resided at the “no-kidding decision-maker level”

Similar correspondence to and from DFRLabs and Twitter outlined early efforts to bring together as partners groups that traditionally served as watchdogs of one another.
Perhaps more even than the World Economic Forum meetings at Davos or gatherings of the Aspen Institute in the US, the Atlantic Council 360/OS confabs are as expansive a portrait of the Censorship-Industrial Complex as we’ve found collected in one place.

In October 2018, DFRLab was instrumental in helping Facebook identify accounts for what became known as “the purge,” a first set of deletions of sites accused of “coordinated inauthentic behavior.”
Facebook in its announcement of these removals said it was taking steps against accounts created to “stir up political debate,” and the October 2018 “purge” indeed included the likes of Punk Rock Libertarians, Cop Block, and Right Wing News, among others. Even the progressive Reverb Press, founded by a relatively mainstream progressive named James Reader, found his site zapped after years of pouring thousands of dollars a month into Facebook marketing tools.

In the years since, DFRLab has become the central coordination node in the Censorship Industrial Complex as well as a key protagonist in the Election Integrity Partnership and the Virality Project.
Its high-profile role at RightsCon, the biggest civil society digital rights event on the calendar, should concern human rights and free expression activists.

According to their London 2019 event “360/OS brings together journalists, activists, innovators, and leaders from around the world as part of our grassroots digital solidarity movement fighting for objective truth as a foundation of democracy.”
Their Digital Sherlocks program aims to “identify, expose, and explain disinformation.”

The Twitter Files reveal DFRLabs labeled as “disinformation” content that often turned out to be correct, that they participated in disinformation campaigns and the suppression of “true” information, and that they lead the coordination of a host of actors who do the same.

Twitter Files #17 showed how DFRLabs sent Twitter more than 40,000 names of alleged BJP (India’s ruling nationalist party) accounts that they suggested be taken down.
DFRLab said it suspected these were “paid employees or possibly volunteers.” However as Racket’s Matt Taibbi noted, “the list was full of ordinary Americans, many with no connection to India and no clue about Indian politics.”
Twitter recognized there was little illegitimate about them, resulting in DFRLabs pulling the project and cutting ties with the researcher.

Twitter Files #19 further revealed DFRLab was a core partner in the Election Integrity Partnership (EIP), which “came together in June of 2020 at the encouragement of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, or CISA” in order to “fill the gaps legally” that government couldn’t.
As a result, there are serious questions as to whether the EIP violated the US First Amendment.

DFRLabs was also a core partner on the Virality Project, which pushed its seven Big Tech partners to censor “stories of true vaccine side-effects.”

The Stanford Internet Observatory, which led the project, is now being sued by the New Civil Liberties Alliance for its censorship of “online support groups catering to those injured by Covid vaccines.”
Debate as to the frequency of serious adverse events is ongoing, however. The German health minister put it at 1 in 10,000, while others claim it is higher.

The Virality Project sought to suppress any public safety signals at all. The Stanford Internet Observatory is also at the moment reportedly resisting a House Judiciary Committee subpoena into its activities.

TwitterFiles #20 revealed some of the Digital Forensic Lab’s 2018 360/0S events, which brought together military leaders, human rights organizations, the Huffington Post, Facebook and Twitter, Edelman (the world’s biggest PR firm), the head of the Munich Security Conference, the head of the World Economic Forum (Borge Brende) a former President, Prime Minister and CIA head, intel front BellingCat and future Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa, all to combat “disinformation.” We can now reveal more.

The Atlantic Council is a NATO-aligned think tank established in 1961. Its board of directors and advisory board are a Who’s Who of corporate, intelligence and military power, including:

James Clapper – former Director of National Intelligence whose tenure included overseeing the NSA during the time of the Snowden leaks. Asked whether intelligence officials collect data on Americans Clapper responded “No, sir,” and, “Not wittingly.” Clapper also coordinated intelligence community activity through the early stages of Russiagate, and his office authored a key January 2017 report concluding that Russians interfered in 2016 to help Donald Trump. Clapper has been a 360/OS attendee.

Stephen Hadley, United States National Security Advisor from 2005 to 2009 (also a 360/OS attendee)

Henry Kissinger, former US Secretary of State who oversaw the carpet bombing of Vietnam, among other crimes against humanity

Pfizer CEO Anthony Bourla

Stephen A. Schwarzman, Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder, The Blackstone Group

Meta’s President for Global Affairs, Nick Clegg

Richard Edelman, CEO of the world’s largest PR firm (and 360/OS attendee)

The Rt. Hon. Lord Robertson of Port Ellen, Former Secretary General of NATO

Ambassador Robert B. Zoellick, Former President of the World Bank

Leon Panetta, former US Secretary of Defense & CIA Director. Panetta oversaw the US’s massive growth in drone strikes.

John F. W. Rogers. Goldman Sachs Secretary of the Board

Chuck Hagel, chairman of the Council, sits on the board of Chevron and is also a former US Secretary of Defence.

The Atlantic Council raised $70 million in 2022, $25 million of which came from corporate interests.
Among the biggest donors were: the US Departments of Defense State, Goldman Sachs, the Rockefeller Foundation, Craigslist founder Craig Newmark, Google, Crescent Petroleum, Chevron, Lockheed Martin, General Atomics, Meta, Blackstone, Apple, BP, eBay founder Pierre Omidyar, Raytheon, ExxonMobil, Shell, Twitter, and many more.
Ukraine’s scandal-ridden energy company, Burisma, whose links to Hunter Biden were suppressed by the August 2020 table-top exercise coordinated by the Aspen Institute, also made a contribution.

You can view the full 2022 “honor roll” by clicking here.

The Atlantic Council and DFRLabs don’t hide their militarist affiliations.
This week’s OS/360 event at RightsCon Costa Rica runs together with a 360/OS at NATO’s Riga StratCom Dialogue, which DFRLab note they have “worked closely with” “since 2016.”

DFRLabs was founded in 2016, and has been a major catalyst in expanding the “anti-disinformation” industry.
Among non-governmental entities, perhaps only the Aspen Institute comes close to matching the scope, scale and funding power of DFRLabs.
DFRLabs claims to chart “the evolution of disinformation and other online and technological harms, especially as they relate to the DFRLab’s leadership role in establishing shared definitions, frameworks, and mitigation practices.”

Almost $7 million of the Atlantic Council’s $61 million spent last year went to the DRFLabs, according to their 2022 annual financial report.

Through its fellowship program, it has incubated leading figures in the “disinformation” field.

Richard Stengel, the first director of the Global Engagement Center (GEC), was a fellow.
GEC is an interagency group “within” the State Department (also a funder of the Atlantic Council), whose initial partners included the FBI, DHS, NSA, CIA, DARPA, Special Operations Command (SOCOM), and others.
GEC is now a major funder of DFRLabs and a frequent partner

In this video, Stengel says, “I’m not against propaganda. Every country does it, they have to do it to their own population, and I don’t think it’s that awful.”
Stengel was true to his word, and apart from DFRLab, the GEC funded the Global Disinformation Index, which set out to demonetize conservative media outlets it claimed were “disinformation.” (See 37. in the censorship list)

He thought the now-disgraced Hamilton68 was “fantastic.” In total, GEC funded 39 organizations in 2017.
Despite Freedom of Information requests, only 3 have been made public to date.

Roughly $78 million of GEC’s initial $100 million budget outlay for fiscal year 2017 came from the Pentagon, though the budgetary burden has shifted more toward the State Department in the years since.

The Global Engagement Center was established in the last year of Barack Obama’s presidency, via a combination of an executive order and a bipartisan congressional appropriation, led by Ohio Republican Rob Portman and Connecticut Democrat Chris Murphy.
The GEC was and remains virtually unknown, but reporting in the Twitter Files and by outlets like the Washington Examiner have revealed it to be a significant financial and logistical supporter of “anti-disinformation” causes.

Though tasked by Obama with countering “foreign state and non-state propaganda and disinformation efforts aimed at undermining United States national security interests,” its money has repeatedly worked its way back in the direction of policing domestic content, with Gabe Kaminsky’s Examiner reports on the GDI providing the most graphic example.

GEC frequently sent lists of “disinformation agents to Twitter.” Yoel Roth, former head of Trust and Safety referred to one list as a “total crock.” Roth is now a member of DFRLab’s Task Force for a Trustworthy Future Web. Let’s hope he brings more trust than Stengel. You can read more on GEC’s funding here.

Other DFRLab luminaries include Simon Clark, Chairman of the Center for Countering Digital Hate (a UK “anti-disinformation” outfit that aggressively deplatforms dissidents), Ben Nimmo (previously a NATO press officer, then of Graphika (EIP and the Virality Project partners) and now Facebook’s Global Threat Intelligence Lead), and Eliot Higgins of Bellingcat.

Bellingcat has an ominous reputation, which it’s earned in numerous ways, including its funding by the National Endowment for Democracy...

Most recently, Bellingcat assisted in the arrest of the 21-year-old Pentagon leaker, further speeding up the abandonment of the Pentagon Papers Principal where the media protected, rather than persecuted, leakers.
Bellingcat was part of 360/OS backroom meetings with former intel chiefs, the head of Davos and the Munich security conference among many others, as we will see soon.

The Virality Project built on the EIP and had partnerships with Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, Google, TikTok and more to combat vaccine “misinformation.”
Stanford and DFRLab partnered with the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public, Graphika, NYU Tandon School of Engineering and Center for Social Media and Politics, and the National Congress on Citizenship.

Through a shared Jira ticketing system they connected these Big Tech platforms together, with Graphika using sophisticated AI to surveil the online conversation at scale in order to catch “misinformation” troublemakers.

VP went far beyond any kind of misinformation remit, most infamously recommending to their Big Tech partners that they consider “true stories of vaccine side effects” as “standard misinformation on your platform.”

A Virality Project partner called the Algorithmic Transparency Initiative (a project of the National Congress on Citizenship) went further.
Their Junkipedia initiative sought to address “problematic content” via the “automated collection of data” from “closed messaging apps,” and by building a Stasi-like “civic listening corps,” which in recent years has taken on a truly sinister-sounding mission.
The current incarnation might as well be called “SnitchCorps,” as “volunteers have an opportunity to join a guided monitoring shift to actively participate in monitoring topics that disrupt communities”

Garret Graff, who oversaw the Aspen Hunter Biden table-top exercise, was chairman of that same National Congress on Citizenship when they collaborated on the Virality Project.
Both EIP and VP were led by Renee DiResta of the Stanford Internet Observatory, a former CIA fellow who engineered the now disgraced New Knowledge initiative, which developed fake Russian bots to discredit a 2017 Alabama senate race candidate, as acknowledged by the Washington Post.

DFRLab are the elite of the “anti-disinformation” elite.
They work closely with a wide range of actors who have participated in actual disinformation initiatives.
Here they’re invited to an elite Twitter group set up by Nick Pickles of “anti-disinformation” luminaries First Draft, also participants in the Hunter Biden laptop tabletop, and the Alliance for Security Democracy, part of the RussiaGate Hamilton68 disinformation operation.

The 360/OS event marries this tarnished record with the financial, political, military, NGO, academic and intelligence elite. Some of this is visible through publicly available materials.
Twitter Files however reveal the behind the scenes, including closed door, off-the-record meetings.

“I’ve just arrived in Kyiv” Brookie notes in 2017, as he seeks to line up a meeting with Public Policy Director Nick Pickles as they discuss Twitter providing a USD $150K contribution to OS/360 (seemingly secured), and to garner high level Twitter participation.
Pickles is visiting DC and Brookie suggests he also meet with the GEC and former FBI agent Clint Watts of Hamilton 68 renown. “Happy to make those connections,” he chimes.

360/OS events are elite and expensive — $1 million according to Brookie — so closer collaboration with Twitter, especially in the form of funding, is a high priority.
Twitter offers $150,000

When Brookie mentions the attendees at the “no-kidding decision maker level” he isn’t kidding.
Parallel to the 360/OS public program is the much more important off-the-record meeting of “decision makers ranging from the C-Suite to the Situation Room.”

Here, he is explicit about a convening of military and financial power.
Vanguard 25 is presented as a way to “create a discreet and honest way to close the information gap on challenges like disinformation between key decision makers from government, tech, and media.”

The document boasts of its high-level participants

More are revealed in email exchanges, including Madeleine Albright and the head of the WEF

They go on to list a bizarre mishmash of media leaders, intelligence officials, and current or former heads of state

...Germany’s Angela Merkel was out of reach in the end, but many of the others attended this behind the scenes meeting on “disinformation.” Who are they?

Matthias Dopfner – CEO and 22% owner of German media empire Axel Springer SE, the biggest media publishing firm in Europe

Borge Brende – head of the World Economic Forum and former Norwegian foreign minister

Toomas Hendrick Ilves – former President of Estonia who co-chairs the World Economic Forum’s Global Futures Council on Blockchain Technology. Hendrick is also a fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (where the Stanford Internet Observatory is housed) and is on the advisory council of the Alliance for Securing Democracy, of Hamilton 68 renown.

Chris Sacca – billionaire venture capitalist

Mounir Mahjoubi – previously Digital Manager for President Macron’s presidential campaign, and former Chairman of the French Digital Council

Reid Hoffman – billionaire and Linkedin co-founder

Ev Williams – Former CEO of Twitter and on the Twitter board at the time

Kara Swisher – New York Times opinion writer, who founded Vox Media Recode

Wolfgang Ischinger - Head of the Munich Security Conference

Aleksander Kwasniewski – Former President of Poland. Led Poland into NATO and the EU.

Richard Edelman – CEO of the largest PR company in the world

Elliot Shrage – previously Vice-President of Public Policy at Facebook (DFRLab had election integrity projects with Facebook)

Lydia Polgreen – Huffington Post Editor in Chief

Jim Clapper –former US Director of National Intelligence

Maria Ressa – co-founder of Rappler and soon to be winner of the Nobel Peace Prize

Why would such a group all gather specifically around the question of “disinformation”?
Is disinformation truly at such a level that it requires bringing together the world’s most popular author with military and intelligence leaders, the world’s biggest PR company, journalists, billionaires, Big Tech and more?

Or is this work to build the case that there is a disinformation crisis, to then justify the creation of a massive infrastructure for censorship? A glimpse of the agenda offers clues

Here the head of the most important military and intelligence conference in the world (Munich) sits down in a closed door meeting with a former Secretary of State and the Executive Vice-Chair of the Atlantic Council.

Which is followed by a closed door session with the Editor-in Chief of the ...Huffington Post and peace-maker Maria Ressa who presented to the same group of military, intelligence, corporate and other elites.
Is the role of a journalist and Nobel laureate to work behind closed doors with militarists and billionaires, or to hold them to account?

At 2022’s OS/360 at RightsCon Ressa conducted a softball interview on disinformation with current US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken.

In testimony last April 2023, former CIA deputy director Michael Morrell stated that Blinken “set in motion the events that led to the issuance of the public statement” by more than 50 former intelligence officials that the Hunter Biden laptop had “all the classic earmarks of a Russia information operation.”

The Twitter Files also revealed that in August 2020 the Aspen Institute organized a table-top exercise to practice how best to respond to a “hack and leak” of a Hunter Biden laptop.
The laptop only came to light however two months later.
In attendance was First Draft (now the Information Futures Lab), the New York Times, Washington Post, Rolling Stone, CNN, Yahoo! News, Facebook, Twitter and more.

Here, DFRLab head Graham Brookie speaks with the Aspen Institute’s Garret Graff, who coordinated the Hunter Biden tabletop exercise.

After it turned out the Hunter Biden laptop was real, and the disinformation operation was more appropriately described as having been led by the likes of Blinken and the Aspen Institute.
The appropriate response is apparently for RightsCon, DFRLab, Blinken and Ressa to put on a nice forum to promote these figures as “anti-disinformation” leaders.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8YTPuTC9xs

Former DFRLab fellow and intel front Bellingcat founder Eliot Higgins is also invited to the closed door sessions with a former head of the CIA, a former Prime Minister and a President.

How do you keep power accountable when you are in the same cozy club? This theme runs throughout.
Bellingcat is featured heavily at the public sessions also

On the public side, we see Amnesty International participating to further collapse the distinction between those who are meant to hold power to account, and the powerful themselves.
The Iraq war gave us embedded journalists, and the “anti-disinformation” field gives us embedded digital rights activists.

The Department of Homeland Security’s Chris Krebs also joined the closed door session.
Krebs was Co-Chair of the Aspen Institute’s Commission on Information Disorder.
Other members included Prince Harry, the Virality Project’s Alex Stamos (Stanford Internet Observatory) and Kate Starbird (University of Washington and previous 360/OS participant), Katie Couric, and more. Craig Newmark attended as an observer.

Meanwhile Renee DiResta, former CIA fellow and Stanford Internet Observatory Research Director, presented with the former Prime Minister of Sweden.
This was years before she would launch the Virality Project, and take on the bugbear of “true stories of vaccine side effects.”

The President of the Atlantic Council participated in an “off-the-record, “ behind closed doors conversation on “trust” with the CEO of the world’s biggest PR firm, Edelman.

“Public relations” and “trust” may well be opposites, and trust is being destroyed not by the disinformation street crime that these groups claim to target, but by the disinformation corporate crime protected by, or in some cases created by these same people.
Disinformation is real, but its biggest purveyors are governments and powerful corporate interests.

DFRLab and RightsCon show just how far the capture of civil society by elite interests has come. Again, I made a mistake helping to co-organize RightsCon in 2015.

The jumping in bed with the government and Big Tech was arguably there in 2015, though to a much lesser degree.
It now partners with militarists in the form of the Atlantic Council and is an enabler of the “disinformation” grift that is so deeply impacting freedom of speech and expression.

The air-gaps that should separate civil society, media, military, billionaires, intelligence and government have collapsed, and many of these actors have formed a new alliance to advance their shared interests.
If weapons manufacturers funding human rights is considered legitimate then where is the red line? Effectively, there is none.

This collapse however has also been pushed by funders, who have been proactive in asking NGOs to collaborate more with Big Tech and government - something I successfully resisted for my almost 18 years at EngageMedia, critically RightsCon was the only time I let my guard down.

The RightsCon sponsor matrix wouldn’t be out of place at NASCAR
This is the equivalent of hosting a Climate Change conference sponsored by Shell, BP, Chevron, and ExxonMobil.

How do you keep power accountable when Big Tech pays your wage? The “let’s all work together” approach has failed.
The weakest partner, civil society, got captured and we lost.
Many more lost their way and have acquiesced to and often enabled much of the new censorship regime.

https://www.racket.news/p/twitter-files-extra-how-the-worlds

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2023.06.11 02:52 MatchThreadder Match Thread: Houston Dynamo FC vs LAFC Major League Soccer

47': Houston Dynamo FC 1-0 LAFC

Houston Dynamo FC scorers: Nelson Quiñones (11')
Venue: Shell Energy Stadium
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LINE-UPS
Houston Dynamo FC
Steve Clark, Micael, Erik Sviatchenko, Chase Gasper (Daniel Steres), Franco Escobar, Amine Bassi, Héctor Herrera, Artur, Ibrahim Aliyu, Nelson Quiñones, Adalberto Carrasquilla.
Subs: Corey Baird, Thorleifur Úlfarsson, Ivan Franco, Ethan Bartlow, Sebastián Ferreira, Brad Smith, Luis Caicedo, Andrew Tarbell.
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LAFC
John McCarthy, Giorgio Chiellini (Jesús Murillo), Denil Maldonado, Diego Palacios, Ryan Hollingshead, Ilie Sánchez, Erik Dueñas, José Cifuentes, Carlos Vela, Denis Bouanga, Stipe Biuk (Kwadwo Opoku).
Subs: Mateusz Bogusz, Daniel Crisostomo, Nathan Ordaz, Julian Gaines, Eldin Jakupovic, Antonio Leone.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
11' Goal! Houston Dynamo FC 1, Los Angeles Football Club 0. Nelson Quiñónes (Houston Dynamo FC) right footed shot from the left side of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Adalberto Carrasquilla.
25' Substitution, Houston Dynamo FC. Daniel Steres replaces Chase Gasper because of an injury.
32' José Cifuentes (Los Angeles Football Club) is shown the yellow card.
45' Substitution, Los Angeles Football Club. Jesús Murillo replaces Giorgio Chiellini.
45' Substitution, Los Angeles Football Club. Kwadwo Opoku replaces Stipe Biuk.
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2023.06.11 02:40 code_hunter_cc Rails doesn't display flash messages after ajax call

Ajax
I'm writing a rails 4.0.2 app, and am trying to get a Flash notice to display in my view after an AJAX event.
In my view I display a calendar with days a user can click on. When they do so, I fire an AJAX event via an onclick event handler which updates my model, either adding or removing a record. After firing the event, I complete a page refresh in order to display the updated results.
I found I had to do a page refresh during the JS click event in order to get the view to update properly. A redirect or render in the controller alone wasn't enough.
So, to that effect, I have set a Flash notice in my controller...
def set_conflicts @conflict = @member.conflicts.for_date(params[:date]).first if @conflict @conflict.destroy else conflict_date = Date.parse(params[:date]) unless Conflict.create( month: conflict_date.month, day: conflict_date.day, year: conflict_date.year, member: @member ) flash[:alert] = 'Oops, there was a problem updating conflicts' end end flash[:notice] = 'This is a test!' redirect_to manage_member_conflicts_path(@member)end ... and have included the following flash display logic in my application.haml...
...%body = p flash.inspect - flash.each do type, message = content_tag(:div, message, :class => "flash-#{type}") = render 'devise/menu/login\_items' = yield Note: I use HAML instead of ERB in my views
Yet, no matter what I try, the Flash message does not display. Everything else works as expected except the flash message, and I haven't been able to figure out why.
I suspect it's got something to do with the AJAX refresh I'm doing combined with the redirect (and maybe even turbolinks) but I've looked through other answers here on SO and simply can't get it to work. Clearly, I'm missing something.
Here's the JS click handler (it's pretty simple):
window.calendarClick = (eventDate, linkURL) -> event = $(document.getElementById(eventDate)) event.toggleClass('selected') # Set or Remove conflicts $.ajax url: linkURL data: date: eventDate # Refresh the page $.ajax url: '', context: document.body, success: (s,x) -> $(this).html(s)
Answer link : https://codehunter.cc/a/ajax/rails-doesnt-display-flash-messages-after-ajax-call

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2023.06.11 02:37 mammolastan Tonight's TIFO

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2023.06.11 02:35 Unimogadventures Our truck camper - Mercedes Benz Unimog U1250

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2023.06.11 02:34 MatchThreadder Match Thread: Chicago Red Stars vs North Carolina Courage National Women's Soccer League

81': Chicago Red Stars 0-5 North Carolina Courage

North Carolina Courage scorers: Kerolin Nicoli (11', 34', 60'), Mille Gejl (31'), Denise O'Sullivan (52')
Venue: SeatGeek Stadium
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Chicago Red Stars
Alyssa Naeher, Tierna Davidson, Tatumn Milazzo, Arin Wright, Casey Krueger, Sandra Starke (Ella Stevens), Cari Roccaro (Samantha Fisher), Julia Bianchi, Yuki Nagasato (Jillienne Aguilera), Ava Cook (Cheyna Matthews), Bianca St. Georges (Jenna Bike).
Subs: Emily Boyd, Kayla Sharples, Taylor Malham, Sophie Jones.
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North Carolina Courage
Casey Murphy, Malia Berkely, Kaleigh Kurtz, Emily Fox, Ryan Williams (Kiara Pickett), Denise O'Sullivan, Narumi Miura, Victoria Pickett (Frankie Tagliaferri), Tess Boade (Olivia Wingate), Mille Gejl (Brianna Pinto), Kerolin Nicoli (Brittany Ratcliffe).
Subs: Tyler Lussi, Meredith Speck, Katelyn Rowland, Rikke Marie Madsen.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
11' Goal! Chicago Red Stars 0, North Carolina Courage 1. Kerolin (North Carolina Courage) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Mille Gejl Jensen.
31' Goal! Chicago Red Stars 0, North Carolina Courage 2. Mille Gejl Jensen (North Carolina Courage) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Denise O'Sullivan.
34' Goal! Chicago Red Stars 0, North Carolina Courage 3. Kerolin (North Carolina Courage) right footed shot from the right side of the six yard box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Kaleigh Kurtz.
52' Goal! Chicago Red Stars 0, North Carolina Courage 4. Denise O'Sullivan (North Carolina Courage) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Narumi Miura.
56' Substitution, Chicago Red Stars. Cheyna Matthews replaces Ava Cook.
57' Substitution, Chicago Red Stars. Ella Stevens replaces Sandra Starke.
60' Goal! Chicago Red Stars 0, North Carolina Courage 5. Kerolin (North Carolina Courage) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Tess Boade following a fast break.
64' Substitution, Chicago Red Stars. Jenna Bike replaces Bianca St-Georges.
64' Substitution, North Carolina Courage. Olivia Wingate replaces Tess Boade.
64' Substitution, Chicago Red Stars. Samantha Fisher replaces Cari Roccaro.
64' Substitution, North Carolina Courage. Frankie Tagliaferri replaces Victoria Pickett.
68' Substitution, Chicago Red Stars. Jill Aguilera replaces Yuki Nagasato because of an injury.
72' Substitution, North Carolina Courage. Brianna Pinto replaces Mille Gejl Jensen.
72' Substitution, North Carolina Courage. Brittany Ratcliffe replaces Kerolin.
73' Substitution, North Carolina Courage. Kiki Pickett replaces Ryan Williams.
76' Jenna Bike (Chicago Red Stars) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
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2023.06.11 02:28 MatchThreadder Match Thread: Houston Dynamo FC vs LAFC Major League Soccer

47': Houston Dynamo FC 1-0 LAFC

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2023.06.11 02:20 SportsThreadderBot Match Thread: Houston Dynamo vs Los Angeles FC Major League Soccer

48': Houston Dynamo 1 - 0 Los Angeles FC

Houston Dynamo scorers: Nelson Quiñónes (11')
Venue: BBVA Compass Stadium
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Houston Dynamo
Steve Clark, Franco Escobar, Artur, Amine Bassi, Héctor Herrera, Ibrahim Aliyu, Adalberto Carrasquilla, Nelson Quiñónes, Erik Sviatchenko, Chase Gasper, Micael
Subs: Brad Smith , Ethan Bartlow, Daniel Steres, Iván Franco, Sebastián Ferreira, Corey Baird, Andrew Tarbell, Luis Caicedo, Thor Úlfarsson
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Los Angeles FC
John McCarthy, D. Maldonado, Ilie Sánchez, S. Biuk, Carlos Vela, Diego Palacios, Giorgio Chiellini, E. Dueñas, J. Cifuentes, Ryan Hollingshead, Denis Bouanga
Subs: Eldin Jakupovic, Jesús Murillo, D. Crisostomo, Mateusz Bogusz, Kwadwo Opoku, Nathan Ordaz, A. Leone, J. Gaines
MATCH EVENTS
' First Half starts.
1' Corner - Houston Dynamo FC. Conceded by Diego Palacios.
4' Adalberto Carrasquilla - Houston Dynamo FC - won a free kick on the right wing.
4' Fouled by Erik Dueñas - Los Angeles Football Club
7' Erik Dueñas - Los Angeles Football Club - won a free kick in defence.
7' Fouled by Héctor Herrera - Houston Dynamo FC
9' Fouled by Ryan Hollingshead - Los Angeles Football Club
9' Nelson Quiñónes - Houston Dynamo FC - won a free kick on the left wing.
10' Erik Dueñas - Los Angeles Football Club - won a free kick in defence.
10' Hand ball by Adalberto Carrasquilla - Houston Dynamo FC
11' Goal! Houston Dynamo FC 1, Los Angeles Football Club 0. Nelson Quiñónes - Houston Dynamo FC - shot with right foot from the left side of the box to the right corner. Assist - Adalberto Carrasquilla.
20' Shot blocked. Dénis Bouanga - Los Angeles Football Club - shot with left foot from the centre of the box is blocked.
22' Missed chance. Aliyu Ibrahim - Houston Dynamo FC - shot with left foot from a diffucult position on the left missed. Assist - Héctor Herrera.
22' Delay in match - injury Chase Gasper - Houston Dynamo FC
24' Delay over. They are ready to continue.
25' Substitution - Houston Dynamo FC. Daniel Steres for Chase Gasper - injury.
25' Delay over. They are ready to continue.
28' Missed chance. Stipe Biuk - Los Angeles Football Club - shot with right foot from the right side of the box.
29' Corner - Houston Dynamo FC. Conceded by Diego Palacios.
31' Missed chance. Erik Sviatchenko - Houston Dynamo FC - shot with the head from the centre of the box goes high. Assist - Héctor Herrera with a cross after corner.
31' Micael - Houston Dynamo FC - won a free kick in defence.
32' José Cifuentes - Los Angeles Football Club - receive yellow card.
34' Corner - Houston Dynamo FC. Conceded by Ryan Hollingshead.
34' Corner - Houston Dynamo FC. Conceded by Ryan Hollingshead.
35' Shot blocked. Héctor Herrera - Houston Dynamo FC - shot with right foot from outside the box is blocked. Assist - Micael.
35' Corner - Houston Dynamo FC. Conceded by Denil Maldonado.
36' Missed chance. Micael - Houston Dynamo FC - shot with the head from the centre of the box missed. Assist - Héctor Herrera with a cross after corner.
38' Missed chance. Amine Bassi - Houston Dynamo FC - shot with right foot from outside the box.
43' New attacking attempt. Diego Palacios - Los Angeles Football Club - shot with left foot from the left side of the box is saved.
43' Corner - Los Angeles Football Club. Conceded by Steve Clark.
43' Corner - Los Angeles Football Club. Conceded by Steve Clark.
44' Corner - Los Angeles Football Club. Conceded by Erik Sviatchenko.
44' Shot blocked. Dénis Bouanga - Los Angeles Football Club - shot with right foot from the centre of the box is blocked.
44' Missed chance. Stipe Biuk - Los Angeles Football Club - shot with right foot from outside the box goes high after corner.
45' Corner - Los Angeles Football Club. Conceded by Daniel Steres.
45' Shot blocked. Carlos Vela - Los Angeles Football Club - shot with the head from the right side of the six yard box is blocked.
45' Corner - Los Angeles Football Club. Conceded by Franco Escobar.
45' Denil Maldonado - Los Angeles Football Club - won a free kick in defence.
45' Fouled by Héctor Herrera - Houston Dynamo FC
45' First Half ended - Houston Dynamo FC 1, Los Angeles Football Club 0.
45' Second Half starts Houston Dynamo FC 1, Los Angeles Football Club 0.
45' Substitution - Los Angeles Football Club. Jesús Murillo for Giorgio Chiellini.
45' Substitution - Los Angeles Football Club. Kwadwo Opoku for Stipe Biuk.
47' Adalberto Carrasquilla - Houston Dynamo FC - won a free kick in attack.
47' Fouled by Erik Dueñas - Los Angeles Football Club
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2023.06.11 02:17 WhatcomAstronomy Telescopes at Zuanich Point Park (6/25)

Good news, everyone! On Sunday, June 25th, we will have telescopes set up at Zuanich Point Park for everyone to look through. For free! Should the weather stay clear, we will be set up by 7 P.M. for everyone to gaze SAFELY at the Sun, Moon, and anything else we can see after Sunset! We will be setting up near the Fisherman's Memorial.
If anything changes, we will update this post ASAP!
You can also find updates about the event on our Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/whatcomastronomy/
Recently, our Sun has been entering a decade-long phase that produces many sunspots that should be visible through our Meade ETX 80 using a White Light Solar Filter. We will also bring a specialized solar telescope (Coronado PST) to see plumes of fire stretching longer than Earth's distance from the Moon!
Speaking of which, our Moon will also be out, and it will be in a 48% Waxing Crescent phase nearing the First Quarter. The Crescent and First Quarter phases are an excellent time to survey the Lunar surface!
Sadly, we can not see any footprints on the Moon, but we can easily make out the flag, the landing site, and all the garbage the astronauts left!
Just kidding. Our telescopes are nowhere near that powerful! What we will see along the boundary between night and day (the terminator) are mountains and valleys littered with impact sites. Throughout the event, new features will be illuminated by lunar dawn, much like how mountains on Earth first catch the sunrise. We can even zoom in on craters within craters!
For our trek to the Lunar surface, we will bring Isaac, our Explore Scientific 10" Dobsonian covered in signatures. Anyone that looks through this giant telescope may sign it with our permanent acrylic pens if they wish!
Venus will also be visible around Sunset, and we will zoom in on our sister planet, along with a very distant Mars just to the upper-left of Venus.
Lastly, we plan to aim our telescopes at Galaxies, Nebulae, and Star Clusters once the Sun goes down. The park closes at 10 P.M. and that is when we plan to wrap up. If anyone has difficulty getting a comfortable look at anything, we will bring cameras that can hook up to the telescopes to provide a live, digital feed of the view.
We are the Whatcom Association for Celestial Observers, and this will be our monthly Telescopes in the Park event for June. You can find future events we are planning here: https://whatcomastronomy.com/Calendar.html
Attached is a photo of Venus taken with our 10" Dobsonian, Isaac.
That is all. Live long and prosper and to infinity and beyond! Hope to see you all there!
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2023.06.11 02:10 MatchThreadder Match Thread: Chicago Red Stars vs North Carolina Courage National Women's Soccer League

82': Chicago Red Stars 0-5 North Carolina Courage

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2023.06.11 01:57 lafc88 MLS Match 14: Los Angeles FC @ Houston Dynamo FC

Los Angeles FC vs. Houston Dynamo FC
MLS Season 2023 - Match #14
Saturday, June 10th 2023
Approximately 5:39 p.m. PT
Location: Shell Energy Stadium, 2200 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77003
TV: MLS Season Pass on Apple TV
Radio: 710 AM ESPN, ESPN LA App, 980 AM La Mera Mera
Outdoor Weather: 🌤 87 Degrees, 59% Humidity, 12 mph N Wind, 20% Precipitation
Shell Energy Stadium A-Z & Info
LAFC Away Section - Top of Section 232
REF: Alex Chilowicz
Live Stats & Summary
Pre-Match Thread
Starting XI
LAFC
Houston
Scoreboard
Los Angeles FC 0
Houston Dynamo FC 1
2nd Half 46'
Goals
⚽️ 11' Nelson Quinones (HOU)

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2023.06.11 01:42 MatchThreadder Match Thread: New England Revolution vs Inter Miami CF Major League Soccer

FT: New England Revolution 3-1 Inter Miami CF

New England Revolution scorers: Carles Gil (27' PEN), Matt Polster (34'), Bobby Wood (51')
Inter Miami CF scorers: Josef Martínez (84' PEN)
Venue: Gillette Stadium
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LINE-UPS
New England Revolution
Dorde Petrovic, Dave Romney, Christian Makoun, Andrew Farrell, Matt Polster, Carles Gil, Latif Blessing (Jack Panayotou), Emmanuel Boateng, DeJuan Jones, Gustavo Bou (Esmir Bajraktarevic), Bobby Wood (Giacomo Vrioni).
Subs: Joshua Bolma, Ben Sweat, Earl Edwards, Jozy Altidore, Justin Rennicks, Omar González.
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Inter Miami CF
Drake Callender, Christopher McVey, Serhiy Kryvtsov, Noah Allen (Edison Azcona), DeAndre Yedlin, Benjamin Cremaschi (Rodolfo Pizarro), Ian Fray (Leonardo Campana), David Ruiz, Josef Martínez, Nicolás Stefanelli, Corentin Jean (Robert Taylor).
Subs: Shanyder Borgelin, Lawson Sunderland, Harvey Neville, Israel Boatwright, Carlos Dos Santos.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
27' Goal! New England Revolution 1, Inter Miami CF 0. Carles Gil (New England Revolution) converts the penalty with a left footed shot to the bottom right corner.
34' Substitution, Inter Miami CF. Robert Taylor replaces Corentin Jean because of an injury.
34' Goal! New England Revolution 2, Inter Miami CF 0. Matt Polster (New England Revolution) header from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Carles Gil with a cross following a corner.
42' Ian Fray (Inter Miami CF) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
44' Christopher McVey (Inter Miami CF) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
45' Substitution, Inter Miami CF. Rodolfo Pizarro replaces Benjamin Cremaschi.
51' Goal! New England Revolution 3, Inter Miami CF 0. Bobby Wood (New England Revolution) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Carles Gil with a through ball.
55' Substitution, Inter Miami CF. Leonardo Campana replaces Ian Fray.
65' Substitution, New England Revolution. Esmir Bajraktarevic replaces Gustavo Bou.
65' Substitution, New England Revolution. Giacomo Vrioni replaces Bobby Wood.
67' Latif Blessing (New England Revolution) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
70' David Ruíz (Inter Miami CF) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
70' DeAndre Yedlin (Inter Miami CF) is shown the yellow card.
71' Substitution, New England Revolution. Jack Panayotou replaces Latif Blessing.
76' Noah Allen (Inter Miami CF) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
83' Andrew Farrell (New England Revolution) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
84' Goal! New England Revolution 3, Inter Miami CF 1. Josef Martínez (Inter Miami CF) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner.
85' Substitution, Inter Miami CF. Edison Azcona replaces Noah Allen.
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2023.06.11 01:39 SillyKitty25 [PC][NA][PvX] Remnants of Hope – Come Game with Us!

We’re a diverse group of gamers of all skill levels and play styles, ages and lifestyles. We’re super newbie friendly and also have events and players who like the hardcore stuff, with everything in between. We have PvE, PvP, PvEverything events, including folx who will make you gear, potions and food, even help you decorate your house. :D
Remnants of Hope (RoH) has over 900 members, playing lots of games (currently 5 divisions -ESO, SWTOR, WoW, FF and GW2, plus plenty of people playing random games), and over 200 active members in ESO. ESO division has departments for fashion and craft, PvE, PvP, role play, trials (including a beginner friendly prog group to help you learn the ropes), as well as an active discord, social spaces (in discord and even in person sometimes). We have players of all skill levels and play styles, and a fully stocked guild house! Boom.
We’ve been around a long time and learned the hard way that having some supportive structure is important to maintaining a community that works for everyone. Our code of conduct ensures a respectful atmosphere with no tolerance for toxicity. The structure is just enough to keep things copacetic and is still open to input from the community.
We have a simple application and trial process via our forums. This gives you a chance to get to know us and for us to make sure you have everything you need to enjoy the game and find your way around the community. The tasks are simple and we’ll happily help you get them taken care of. You can find the application here. Once you’re in, play as often or as little as you like.
RoH is not just a guild, we’re a community. <3
Here’s an abbreviated list of our current weekly schedule. Check the calendar on the forums and specific channels in discord for more information. All times are listed in Eastern.
Monday
9pm EST Dungeon Mayhem with Snicket
Sign up in the below thread or show up to be grouped up for dungeons!
Tuesday
Free time – group up – Have fun – Pledges, randoms, overland stuff – Post pics
Wednesday
930pm -1130pm EST Trial with Snicket TBA---sign up early
Thursday
8pm - 9pm EST Social Hour with copper_dreams Come out and do some fishing!
9pm -11pm EST Cyrodiil with Circe and Friends
Blood for the Pact! Level 10 EP character is all that is required!
No-CP Ravenwatch campaign
Friday
7pm - 9pm EST with copper_dreams TBA…make suggestions
Saturday
10pm - 12pm EST Imperial City with Amrithir! Take on foes in the Imperial City! Blood for the Pact!
Sunday
Killing World Bosses in Craglorn with the guild
Free time – group up – Have fun – Pledges, randoms, overland stuff – Post pics
9pm – 11pm EST Gear Farming Trial with Josie TBA
Reminder
Tuesdays---9pm EST RP Story RP with Stariya
Please make certain you have access to Discord for all of our events. Some events have sign-up channels so you can reserve a spot and we always communicate over Discord during the events. If you do not want to join the group on Discord, it is your responsibility to keep up with the group during the event. Thank you.
Check us out at Apply RoH! And let us know if you have any questions!

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2023.06.11 01:38 MatchThreadder Match Thread: Atlanta United FC vs D.C. United Major League Soccer

FT: Atlanta United FC 3-1 D.C. United

Atlanta United FC scorers: Georgios Giakoumakis (13'), Andrew Gutman (49'), Tyler Wolff (73')
D.C. United scorers: Taxiarchis Fountas (27')
Venue: Mercedes-Benz Stadium
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Atlanta United FC
Brad Guzan, Juan José Purata, Miles Robinson, Franco Ibarra (Osvaldo Alonso), Andrew Gutman, Brooks Lennon, Thiago Almada, Ajani Fortune (Amar Sejdic), Caleb Wiley (Machop Chol), Derrick Etienne Jr. (Tyler Wolff), Georgios Giakoumakis (Miguel Berry).
Subs: Luiz Araújo, Quentin Westberg, Luis Abram, Ronald Hernández.
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D.C. United
Tyler Miller, Steve Birnbaum, Donovan Pines, Victor Palsson, Pedro Santos (Kristian Fletcher), Jacob Greene (Cristián Dájome), Lewis O'Brien, Christopher Durkin, Taxiarchis Fountas, Mateusz Klich, Christian Benteke.
Subs: Erik Hurtado, Brendan Hines-Ike, Derrick Williams, Gaoussou Samake, Alex Bono, Russell Canouse, Yamil Asad.
MATCH EVENTS via ESPN
13' Goal! Atlanta United 1, D.C. United 0. Giorgos Giakoumakis (Atlanta United) right footed shot from a difficult angle and long range on the right to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Miles Robinson with a through ball.
27' Goal! Atlanta United 1, D.C. United 1. Taxiarchis Fountas (D.C. United) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Chris Durkin following a fast break.
42' Ajani Fortune (Atlanta United) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
49' Goal! Atlanta United 2, D.C. United 1. Andrew Gutman (Atlanta United) left footed shot from the left side of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Thiago Almada with a through ball.
51' Donovan Pines (D.C. United) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
62' Substitution, Atlanta United. Tyler Wolff replaces Derrick Etienne.
65' Substitution, D.C. United. Cristian Dájome replaces Jacob Greene.
69' Steven Birnbaum (D.C. United) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
72' Substitution, Atlanta United. Amar Sejdic replaces Ajani Fortune.
73' Goal! Atlanta United 3, D.C. United 1. Tyler Wolff (Atlanta United) left footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Andrew Gutman.Goal awarded following VAR Review.
82' Substitution, D.C. United. Kristian Fletcher replaces Pedro Santos.
83' Giorgos Giakoumakis (Atlanta United) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
84' Substitution, Atlanta United. Miguel Berry replaces Giorgos Giakoumakis.
84' Substitution, Atlanta United. Machop Chol replaces Caleb Wiley.
84' Substitution, Atlanta United. Osvaldo Alonso replaces Franco Ibarra.
89' Mateusz Klich (D.C. United) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
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