Topic: WARNING! Communists Attempting to Subvert Decentralized Free Speech Movement! (Read 978 times)
January 07, 2016, 04:29:04 AM
ROFL
January 07, 2016, 02:16:34 AM
lol DE maybe you should look into Unit 8200 before jumping the gun. Synereo does have blazing red flags
Well, I don't know about their past involvement with Unit 8200, but I think evidence of their political beliefs is in the code they release. Regardless of where they were previously employed, it looks to me that they are trying to create a legitimate, decentralized platform which will allow unmitigated free speech unencumbered by corporate and state espionage. When they release the code and the beta program next month, their agenda will be made known. Imo, it is foolish to label everyone who works for a certain agency as subscribing to a certain political mindset. Policies carried out by agencies and those who work for them do not always originate from the inside and there is undoubtedly many different political persuasions at work inside these agencies.
Personally, the reason I invested in Synereo was because of their vision for a free and open social network without the constraints that accompany the centralized social networks of today. I've always believed in free speech and anything that facilitates that end is a good thing in my book.
The code's already fully available.
https://github.com/synereo/
Good to know.
January 06, 2016, 05:52:32 PM
January 06, 2016, 05:25:43 PM
lol DE maybe you should look into Unit 8200 before jumping the gun. Synereo does have blazing red flags
Well, I don't know about their past involvement with Unit 8200, but I think evidence of their political beliefs is in the code they release. Regardless of where they were previously employed, it looks to me that they are trying to create a legitimate, decentralized platform which will allow unmitigated free speech unencumbered by corporate and state espionage. When they release the code and the beta program next month, their agenda will be made known. Imo, it is foolish to label everyone who works for a certain agency as subscribing to a certain political mindset. Policies carried out by agencies and those who work for them do not always originate from the inside and there is undoubtedly many different political persuasions at work inside these agencies.
Personally, the reason I invested in Synereo was because of their vision for a free and open social network without the constraints that accompany the centralized social networks of today. I've always believed in free speech and anything that facilitates that end is a good thing in my book.
The code's already fully available.
https://github.com/synereo/
January 06, 2016, 04:57:13 PM
The guy who wrote this is getting it across to the reader that: 'corporate or government espionage' IS Synereo.
Synereo should rightfully have been placed after 'to create a decentralized social network'
..or did I misunderstand his point? is he indeed calling Synereo 'corporate or government espionage'?
Synereo should rightfully have been placed after 'to create a decentralized social network'
..or did I misunderstand his point? is he indeed calling Synereo 'corporate or government espionage'?
What he is really saying is that "freedom is slavery", he may not even know he is a troll of the obligatory.
As a member of the Synereo community I can say that none of the folks in the synereo community I know profess any communist ideals, the more radical ones are closer to libertarians and anarchists.
Anyone can be part of the community and branch their own branch of the code if their is anything dubious about it. In my view we are doing wonderful work that is necessary if we hope to be winning the information war.
The founders are in no way radical as far as I can see and are only interested in building a network nobody can control that is private, economically scalable and rewards people for the attention their participation attracts rather than the corporate giant information silos.
If there is something wrong with synereo, join the community, let us know and the community will fix it. The community believes in the ideals Synereo professes of building a safe and fair cyberspace and would not willingly allow it to be subverted. It is the antithesis of the dominated internet which will guarantee free speech. Saying that it subverts free speech is so far from the truth that it reaks of Orwellian delusion.
"Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it." - Adolf Hitler
Ad hominem remarks are counterproductive and play into the hands of those who seek your information in order to have the advantage over you. Don't be fooled by fallacious arguments.
Jim
As a member of the Synereo community I can say that none of the folks in the synereo community I know profess any communist ideals, the more radical ones are closer to libertarians and anarchists.
Anyone can be part of the community and branch their own branch of the code if their is anything dubious about it. In my view we are doing wonderful work that is necessary if we hope to be winning the information war.
The founders are in no way radical as far as I can see and are only interested in building a network nobody can control that is private, economically scalable and rewards people for the attention their participation attracts rather than the corporate giant information silos.
If there is something wrong with synereo, join the community, let us know and the community will fix it. The community believes in the ideals Synereo professes of building a safe and fair cyberspace and would not willingly allow it to be subverted. It is the antithesis of the dominated internet which will guarantee free speech. Saying that it subverts free speech is so far from the truth that it reaks of Orwellian delusion.
"Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it." - Adolf Hitler
Ad hominem remarks are counterproductive and play into the hands of those who seek your information in order to have the advantage over you. Don't be fooled by fallacious arguments.
Jim
Obviously, something got lost in translation, maybe due to my poorly phrased sentence in the op. I'm not saying that Synereo is a communist plot. I'm saying that Roach is a communist trying to subvert the Synereo free speech movement.
January 06, 2016, 02:09:27 PM
EHRMEHGERD!
January 06, 2016, 08:19:59 AM
What he is really saying is that "freedom is slavery", he may not even know he is a troll of the obligatory.
As a member of the Synereo community I can say that none of the folks in the synereo community I know profess any communist ideals, the more radical ones are closer to libertarians and anarchists.
Anyone can be part of the community and branch their own branch of the code if their is anything dubious about it. In my view we are doing wonderful work that is necessary if we hope to be winning the information war.
The founders are in no way radical as far as I can see and are only interested in building a network nobody can control that is private, economically scalable and rewards people for the attention their participation attracts rather than the corporate giant information silos.
If there is something wrong with synereo, join the community, let us know and the community will fix it. The community believes in the ideals Synereo professes of building a safe and fair cyberspace and would not willingly allow it to be subverted. It is the antithesis of the dominated internet which will guarantee free speech. Saying that it subverts free speech is so far from the truth that it reaks of Orwellian delusion.
"Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it." - Adolf Hitler
Ad hominem remarks are counterproductive and play into the hands of those who seek your information in order to have the advantage over you. Don't be fooled by fallacious arguments.
Jim
As a member of the Synereo community I can say that none of the folks in the synereo community I know profess any communist ideals, the more radical ones are closer to libertarians and anarchists.
Anyone can be part of the community and branch their own branch of the code if their is anything dubious about it. In my view we are doing wonderful work that is necessary if we hope to be winning the information war.
The founders are in no way radical as far as I can see and are only interested in building a network nobody can control that is private, economically scalable and rewards people for the attention their participation attracts rather than the corporate giant information silos.
If there is something wrong with synereo, join the community, let us know and the community will fix it. The community believes in the ideals Synereo professes of building a safe and fair cyberspace and would not willingly allow it to be subverted. It is the antithesis of the dominated internet which will guarantee free speech. Saying that it subverts free speech is so far from the truth that it reaks of Orwellian delusion.
"Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it." - Adolf Hitler
Ad hominem remarks are counterproductive and play into the hands of those who seek your information in order to have the advantage over you. Don't be fooled by fallacious arguments.
Jim
January 05, 2016, 11:52:46 PM
lol DE maybe you should look into Unit 8200 before jumping the gun. Synereo does have blazing red flags
Well, I don't know about their past involvement with Unit 8200, but I think evidence of their political beliefs is in the code they release. Regardless of where they were previously employed, it looks to me that they are trying to create a legitimate, decentralized platform which will allow unmitigated free speech unencumbered by corporate and state espionage. When they release the code and the beta program next month, their agenda will be made known. Imo, it is foolish to label everyone who works for a certain agency as subscribing to a certain political mindset. Policies carried out by agencies and those who work for them do not always originate from the inside and there is undoubtedly many different political persuasions at work inside these agencies.
Personally, the reason I invested in Synereo was because of their vision for a free and open social network without the constraints that accompany the centralized social networks of today. I've always believed in free speech and anything that facilitates that end is a good thing in my book.
January 05, 2016, 01:41:54 PM
lol DE maybe you should look into Unit 8200 before jumping the gun. Synereo does have blazing red flags
Easily diffused if you look into the open-source code?
January 05, 2016, 11:53:42 AM
lol DE maybe you should look into Unit 8200 before jumping the gun. Synereo does have blazing red flags
January 05, 2016, 08:07:15 AM
January 05, 2016, 06:37:23 AM
The guy who wrote this is getting it across to the reader that: 'corporate or government espionage' IS Synereo.
Synereo should rightfully have been placed after 'to create a decentralized social network'
..or did I misunderstand his point? is he indeed calling Synereo 'corporate or government espionage'?
Synereo should rightfully have been placed after 'to create a decentralized social network'
..or did I misunderstand his point? is he indeed calling Synereo 'corporate or government espionage'?
January 04, 2016, 07:27:04 PM
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It has come to my attention that Roach (quite apropos)
Rofl.
January 04, 2016, 06:47:11 PM
If you want something that exposes you to a crypto transformative technology which will have widespread appeal then I'd recommend you take a look at the Synereo social network
Great, another information gatekeeper media network straight out of Tel Aviv from the "Israeli Air Force computer unit" LOL. People need to start boycotting these ethnocentric, racial supremacist cult, Zionist mafias that are constantly forming monopolies in media, banking, and politics using ethnic nepotism. If they're not attempting to financially enslave you, they're attempting to brainwash society with a constant stream of far leftist Marxism. Either that or trying to manipulate your politicians to force you to fight their wars and die in the middle east somewhere while they play tennis.
Just say no. Short it to 0.
Look at the imagery they use. Looks like it was cooked up in some Tel Aviv board meeting where they said, "Hey guys, the female goy are not quite vapid and mindless enough with their 70 IQ and huge sense of entitlement yet. How can we socially engineer them to make them even more repulsive? I know, let's design an "attention economy" and tell them they're all princesses and deserve to be worshipped on our social media platform, catering to their primitive instincts of asinine vanity. Ovey!"
Dump it to zero. Just say no.
It has come to my attention that Roach (quite apropos), a known communist and supporter of anything that can be centralized or rigged to feign decentralization, is now actively attacking a project whose intent is to create a decentralized social network which will enable people to freely express themselves without falling prey to corporate or government espionage called Synereo. These types of international communists would like nothing better than to have you keep using their corporatized Facebook so they can spy on you, your family and all your friends. As I have stated previously and according to Vladimir Lenin, there is no difference between state socialism and state capitalism and Roach's attempt to label Synereo, a movement to facilitate unrestricted free speech, a "Zionist Left-wing Marxist" conspiracy is THE REAL communist agenda to maintain their stranglehold. No doubt, this is a Chicom operation to destroy anything which threatens Chicom party hegemony. Unrestricted free speech and the ability to break free from monopolized corporate agendas is the anti-thesis of state socialism / state capitalism. Don't Be Fooled!
Crime - Free Speech
Punishment - Death
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