Possible false flag incoming: U.s. military vet goes off the deep end, with live television coverage. And somewhere in the u.s. a semi-major riot breaks out. - Upgoat

Who is paying for these interactions and what do they get out of it. I'm not trying to be a smart-ass or nothing I'm just trying to figure out who would pay for someone to troll online especially some obscure website like this

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[ - ] prototype [op] 1 point 9 monthsAug 24, 2023 15:39:53 ago (+1/-0)

who would pay for someone to troll online especially some obscure website like this

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"obscure website."

Seen this meme too. Graph-analysis looks for 'linking' websites or 'bottlenecks' in information flow throughout non-mainstream, alternative, and political communities. In otherwords, small "obscure" websites can have a big impact.

And thats why you see paid posters online. On average they make something of around $10-12 an hour.
The u.s. army, navy, airforce, fbi, dhs, israeli jidf, british gchq, chinese mss, new zealand, australia, and numerous NGOs all pay for monitoring and interacting/steering communities, both large, and even very small, online.

The most recent estimates put the number of total people employed in the "information-steering" industry, i.e. influencers, puts the numbers north of half a million people globally, with the numbers for the u.s. at somewhere between 15-20k people.

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Possible false flag incoming: U.s. military vet goes off the deep end, with live television coverage. And somewhere in the u.s. a semi-major riot breaks out. submitted by prototype to chatter 9 monthsAug 24, 2023 08:54:42 ago (+4/-2) (chatter)

Possible false flag incoming: U.s. military vet goes off the deep end, with live television coverage. And somewhere in the u.s. a semi-major riot breaks out.
submitted by prototype to chatter 9 monthsAug 24, 2023 08:54:42 ago (+4/-2) (chatter)