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Regarding the spelling errors etc. in Epstein's mails people are wondering about, part of it could be that he's an idiot with two sausage fingers and a blackberry, but I think it's an obvious power play - it's a classic in hierarchical organizations: "big boss" gets away with sending cryptic one liners, while those below in the food chain have to write formally and correctly.
It's like, the more power you have, the more you get away with it - it's basically sending the message "I can dishonor you by writing misspelled one liners, and there's nothing you can do about it because you need me more than I need you."
If I understand correctly: the typo conveys the idea of "I am powerful look how I care to write", while, in fact, the typos may be a COINTELPRO operation intended to provide credibility (to the "I am powerful" aspect).
It's certainly possible, and of course 4chan was famous
The infiltration and subversion took time, but it's now almost complete. The latest "culture wars" distraction, limiting the alt-left goyim and the alt-right goyim in a digital gladiatorial arena, worked quite well. The population is now morally exhausted, financially enslaved, and overworked for the sole benefit of the entity. In the land of consumerism, the consumer becomes the consumed. The solution? Strongly worded tweets and voting harder obviously.
What a pity - again, C teachings find confirmed: it's not that there aren't "safe havens" but that we must be cautious when we find the apparences of "safe havens". Seems 4chan, along with its apparence of geek-ish safety & anonymacy, was the complete opposite. Many sincere whistleblowers went there, simply providing their personal details to the worse people possible. If true, we may be able to find relationships between "a whistleblower writing on 4chan" and "the whistleblower gone missing". Or doxxing, or odd phenomenons.
But again, I feel short-wired with this info because I don't know the extent of the trust I should attach to the declass files. I mean, as of now, it's as if we would need to double-check on every bit.