There is a bot that targeted our website along with other imageboards (https://sportschan.org/s/index.html and http://bunkerchan.xyz/dprk possibly more) They also seem to target fringe forms such as godlike productions and theburning platform.
Try to search for phrases such as "When the US Ponzi economy collapses, the riots break out, the concentration camps open, Civil War 2.0 starts, and WWIII begins will you say that you tried to warn people of the dangers of debt, war, and tyranny or will you say that you just sat there and did nothing?" and "You know the US is doomed when Americans would rather attack those who defend freedom instead of criticizing the government that is enslaving them." see what turns up.
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It spams http://operatorchan.org/n/.
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Already very good work on result delivery. Potentially groundbreaking effort post. Respect.
So the thing links to tinychan, operatorchan, bunkerchan, and sportschan. Can someone find out who owns these sites?
and another pastebin https://pastebin.com/BGvzqisC
https://encyclopediadramatica.rs/Tinychan
>Tinychan was the first clone of AnonTalk, founded by Jan Ramon Martin after he was unmade as an AnonTalk moderator. The last fact is something Jan tries to keep hidden.
>Who was Jan Martin? Jan was the abbo version of Kimmo Alm. Take Kimmo, make him a few years younger. Make him female, well as close as one can come to being one on the internet. Then make him abbo. You've got a closet-pedophile that runs his forum exactly like Kimmo (99% of threads deleted and 50% of every reply is "citing a deleted or non existent reply") and who loves that delicious petrol.
>Despite being hosted by 4chan, Tinychan is was unable to tolerate trolls, resulting in a very unfunny board. It's easier to get a funny troll post to last on AnonTalk than on Tinychan. At the same time, Tinychan's mods are too lazy to bother cleaning up Kimmo's spamfloods to the forum and they just leave that crap there forever.
>It was later reopened by ltamake on shitty hosting Jan chose. However, Jan is no longer in charge of TC.
https://encyclopediadramatica.rs/OPERATORchan
>OPERATORchan is a *chan catering to American /k/ommandos and a few lonely survivalists who like to think they know something about the real world because they watch South Park. Despite running a heavily-modded Kusaba script, it became one of the more popular imageboard websites after the AR-15 forum was raided in late 2008. In its first six months of OPERATIONS, around 70,000 posts were made. At one year old, they surpassed 231,000 posts.
>Tinychan was the first clone of AnonTalk, founded by Jan Ramon Martin after he was unmade as an AnonTalk moderator. The last fact is something Jan tries to keep hidden.
>Who was Jan Martin? Jan was the abbo version of Kimmo Alm. Take Kimmo, make him a few years younger. Make him female, well as close as one can come to being one on the internet. Then make him abbo. You've got a closet-pedophile that runs his forum exactly like Kimmo (99% of threads deleted and 50% of every reply is "citing a deleted or non existent reply") and who loves that delicious petrol.
>Despite being hosted by 4chan, Tinychan is was unable to tolerate trolls, resulting in a very unfunny board. It's easier to get a funny troll post to last on AnonTalk than on Tinychan. At the same time, Tinychan's mods are too lazy to bother cleaning up Kimmo's spamfloods to the forum and they just leave that crap there forever.
>It was later reopened by ltamake on shitty hosting Jan chose. However, Jan is no longer in charge of TC.
https://encyclopediadramatica.rs/OPERATORchan
>OPERATORchan is a *chan catering to American /k/ommandos and a few lonely survivalists who like to think they know something about the real world because they watch South Park. Despite running a heavily-modded Kusaba script, it became one of the more popular imageboard websites after the AR-15 forum was raided in late 2008. In its first six months of OPERATIONS, around 70,000 posts were made. At one year old, they surpassed 231,000 posts.
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>>215434
>begins will you say that you tried to warn people of the dangers of debt
I just did a fast search of the above sentence and I found an entry from March 18th.
It is the last comment at: https://www.theburningplatform.com/2019/03/18/the-ministry-of-rites-and-the-compassionate-man/
>begins will you say that you tried to warn people of the dangers of debt
I just did a fast search of the above sentence and I found an entry from March 18th.
It is the last comment at: https://www.theburningplatform.com/2019/03/18/the-ministry-of-rites-and-the-compassionate-man/
A few more pastebins (looks like earliest is November 2018)
https://pastebin.com/zM2zScvm
https://pastebin.com/pKKetCva
https://pastebin.com/Y7zh7iPK
https://pastebin.com/mW0bMN8c
https://pastebin.com/MUb7CCYK
Not sure what narrative it is trying to push. Mainly it looks like ramblings of a 14 year old trying to sound profound.
https://pastebin.com/zM2zScvm
https://pastebin.com/pKKetCva
https://pastebin.com/Y7zh7iPK
https://pastebin.com/mW0bMN8c
https://pastebin.com/MUb7CCYK
Not sure what narrative it is trying to push. Mainly it looks like ramblings of a 14 year old trying to sound profound.
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>>215525
>Not sure what narrative it is trying to push.
I think those lists were pastebined to be available to other bot operators joining the campaign.
It smells like a Think-Tank testing IRL their ideas about people's engagement to those scripts and their potential for escalation. In other words, to agitate and see how far they can push.
Nevertheless, they are slogans and political rants which look tailored to libertarians and right wing conservatives.
>Not sure what narrative it is trying to push.
I think those lists were pastebined to be available to other bot operators joining the campaign.
It smells like a Think-Tank testing IRL their ideas about people's engagement to those scripts and their potential for escalation. In other words, to agitate and see how far they can push.
Nevertheless, they are slogans and political rants which look tailored to libertarians and right wing conservatives.
>>215527
>It smells like a Think-Tank testing IRL their ideas
True, it is possibly just an test run to hone in their tools for the 2020 election.
I just don't see the message they try to push.
>Nevertheless, they are slogans and political rants which look tailored to libertarians and right wing conservatives.
There is bits of everything in their rants. They might try to "speak to" libertarians, but calling them "libtards" is perhaps not the best way to do it. Then they are promoting and condemning salestax at the same time. They might try to speak to right wingers, but then they also promote a lax immigration .
>There would be no problem with illegal immigrants if they were legalized with visas.
>What if illegal aliens paid sales taxes that funded welfare for Americans?
It sort of sound like Antifa try to mix Moorish and Sovereign Citizen philosophy and a bit of Libertarian, and sound a bit right wing, while at the same time promote a state, but also want to burn the state down.
>The main point of the police state is to crush resistance to the 1%
>No one rules if no obeys.
>What if everyone became stateless?
>What if everyone stopped paying taxes?
>What if everyone stopped joining the military?
>What if everyone stopped voting?
.....and so on
It is such a mishmash of soundbytes that makes me think the guy/guys who wrote this seriously needs to take a break from pot smoking.
>It smells like a Think-Tank testing IRL their ideas
True, it is possibly just an test run to hone in their tools for the 2020 election.
I just don't see the message they try to push.
>Nevertheless, they are slogans and political rants which look tailored to libertarians and right wing conservatives.
There is bits of everything in their rants. They might try to "speak to" libertarians, but calling them "libtards" is perhaps not the best way to do it. Then they are promoting and condemning salestax at the same time. They might try to speak to right wingers, but then they also promote a lax immigration .
>There would be no problem with illegal immigrants if they were legalized with visas.
>What if illegal aliens paid sales taxes that funded welfare for Americans?
It sort of sound like Antifa try to mix Moorish and Sovereign Citizen philosophy and a bit of Libertarian, and sound a bit right wing, while at the same time promote a state, but also want to burn the state down.
>The main point of the police state is to crush resistance to the 1%
>No one rules if no obeys.
>What if everyone became stateless?
>What if everyone stopped paying taxes?
>What if everyone stopped joining the military?
>What if everyone stopped voting?
.....and so on
It is such a mishmash of soundbytes that makes me think the guy/guys who wrote this seriously needs to take a break from pot smoking.
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>>215529
>They might try to "speak to" libertarians, but calling them "libtards"
As far as I know, Libtard is a combination of two words Liberal + Retard.
>They might try to "speak to" libertarians, but calling them "libtards"
As far as I know, Libtard is a combination of two words Liberal + Retard.
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>>215530
True. I will just sit here in the corner for a while.. it is early and I haven't fueled brain with cofefe yet, and I will stick to that defense if anyone asks
True. I will just sit here in the corner for a while.. it is early and I haven't fueled brain with cofefe yet, and I will stick to that defense if anyone asks
Yes, these are rhetorical questions generally used by libertarians. I'm guessing that someone is carbet-bombing sites to spread a message as much as possible. Not very useful on an imageboard where people expect interaction but I'd expect it'd work well in a comment section. I've even used such rhetorical questions before myself (though I typed them out rather than copying them from a source).
Alternatively, it could be an attempt to discredit these ideas by presenting them weakly or in an obnoxious format. However, that probably isn't the case.
I'm guessing that this isn't Shareblue but it's someone copying Shareblue's methods, targeting obscure platforms where there's less noise.
Alternatively, it could be an attempt to discredit these ideas by presenting them weakly or in an obnoxious format. However, that probably isn't the case.
I'm guessing that this isn't Shareblue but it's someone copying Shareblue's methods, targeting obscure platforms where there's less noise.
>>215534
They seem active in the comment sections of alternative news sites. It could just be some lolbertarian that knows how to code.
They seem active in the comment sections of alternative news sites. It could just be some lolbertarian that knows how to code.
>>215534
Some of the arguments in the pastebins are good. The problem is that there is a lack of consistency when you look at them as a whole. And they contradict themselves in other sections of the texts. It is the scatterer shot nature that makes me wonder what the end goal of the bot actually is. And I agree I don't think it is SB.
Some of the arguments in the pastebins are good. The problem is that there is a lack of consistency when you look at them as a whole. And they contradict themselves in other sections of the texts. It is the scatterer shot nature that makes me wonder what the end goal of the bot actually is. And I agree I don't think it is SB.
This gives me an idea. Should we advertise for mlpol on alternative news sites?
>>215449
I kinda know dachschund jedi who runs opchan if I can help? Bunkerchan.xyz isn't that a lefty pol site?
I kinda know dachschund jedi who runs opchan if I can help? Bunkerchan.xyz isn't that a lefty pol site?
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