Comments by "This Channel" (@thischannel1071) on "Johnny Harris" channel.

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  7.  @whitewall9594  So, you don't know what a troll is. I already know that. I've explained it to you ad nauseum: "A state-run social media manipulation program where thousands of employees post anonymously online to further the government's interests without disclosing that they're posting on behalf of the government, is a troll farm. It is a psyops. And it is an information army. The article calls Ukraine's troll farm an "information army". And an army is something that does combat. And an information army is something that does combat with information. The way that's done is by attacking viewpoint and pushing others - all clandestinely. That is being a troll. When you hide your purpose and have an ulterior motive that isn't disclosed to those you aim to manipulate, you're trolling." And: Who cares if the article uses the term "troll farm"? It's still a troll farm, and that's what a troll farm is. An article doesn't have to use the word "troll farm" - Troll Farm isn't even an official description, it's a label given to operations, typically by opponents of it. The UK's "Integrity Initiative" troll farm, for which there was leaked official documents details their instructions of how to confuse and destabilize conversations online, was never called a "troll farm" by "Integrity Initiative", the UK government, or UK MSM articles reporting about it. But it was a troll farm. You keep saying 'article doesn't say troll farm', but it's never mattered whether it does or doesn't. If a car magazine talks about a specific car model without using the word "car" to refer to it, it's still a car. Whether the article uses the term which describes what that type of operation is, is irrelevant. That operation is a troll farm. Ukraine's troll farm is a troll farm.
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  9.  @whitewall1948  Why would I post something from the Newsweek article talking about it being a troll farm? I've already answered your interest on that matter: You keep saying 'article doesn't say troll farm', but it's never mattered whether it does or doesn't. If a car magazine talks about a specific car model without using the word "car" to refer to it, it's still a car. Whether the article uses the term which describes what that type of operation is, is irrelevant. That operation is a troll farm. Who cares if the article uses the term "troll farm"? It's still a troll farm, and that's what a troll farm is. An article doesn't have to use the word "troll farm" - Troll Farm isn't even an official description, it's a label given to operations, typically by opponents of it. The UK's "Integrity Initiative" troll farm, for which there was leaked official documents details their instructions of how to confuse and destabilize conversations online, was never called a "troll farm" by "Integrity Initiative", the UK government, or UK MSM articles reporting about it. But it was a troll farm. A state-run social media manipulation program where thousands of employees post anonymously online to further the government's interests without disclosing that they're posting on behalf of the government, is a troll farm. It is a psyops. And it is an information army. The article calls Ukraine's troll farm an "information army". And an army is something that does combat. And an information army is something that does combat with information. The way that's done is by attacking viewpoint and pushing others - all clandestinely. That is being a troll. When you hide your purpose and have an ulterior motive that isn't disclosed to those you aim to manipulate, you're trolling."
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  35. Just a heads-up for people: The accounts "White Wall", "William Sam", "Fi Bryar", "Fatty Hendo", "Lloon Burg", "Beth Perkins", and probably others, are all operated by the same person who pretends to be different people with them. They are extremely aggressive, impulsive, can be stalking, and difficult to explain things to. And they have no restraint or compunction against making lies of any size, big or small, even when you'd think it's impossible for them to not know that you know that they're lying. They don't accept correction and are unyielding in their initial insistence. I believe this is because they are on the spectrum. This person has been extremely sensitive to any talk about Ukraine's large troll farm program and can spend an entire day, more than 10 hours straight, non-stop, saying the same inane or whitewashing comment about it. In general, they mentally block-out all information that doesn't tell them what they want to hear, no matter how inarguably and demonstrably factual it is. They will also pretend they didn't get answers they received to their questions just so that they can continue to badger someone with the already-answered question and pretend with themselves that they're "owning" someone for not getting an answer. It is as detached from reality and normal sanity as it sounds. With each of their accounts, they show the same very poor English grammar and phrasing, and are sometimes completely unintelligible - especially when they become upset. Yet, even when they're at their very most incoherent, as in, posting fully unintelligible gibberish, they maintain an insistence that they're speaking perfect English. When they spend more time working out a post they can make it appear a bit more normal, though there's typically always some oddities in their writing style. Again, I believe they are on the spectrum and that their behaviour is a result of that.
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  48. Just a heads-up for people: The accounts "White Wall", "William Sam", "Fi Bryar", "Fatty Hendo", "Lloon Burg", "Beth Perkins", and probably others, are all operated by the same person who pretends to be different people with them. They are extremely aggressive, impulsive, can be stalking, and difficult to explain things to. And they have no restraint or compunction against making lies of any size, big or small, even when you'd think it's impossible for them to not know that you know that they're lying. They don't accept correction and are unyielding in their initial insistence. I believe this is because they are on the spectrum. This person has been extremely sensitive to any talk about Ukraine's large troll farm program and can spend an entire day, more than 10 hours straight, non-stop, saying the same inane or whitewashing comment about it. In general, they mentally block-out all information that doesn't tell them what they want to hear, no matter how inarguably and demonstrably factual it is. They will also pretend they didn't get answers they received to their questions just so that they can continue to badger someone with the already-answered question and pretend with themselves that they're "owning" someone for not getting an answer. It is as detached from reality and normal sanity as it sounds. With each of their accounts, they show the same very poor English grammar and phrasing, and are sometimes completely unintelligible - especially when they become upset. Yet, even when they're at their very most incoherent, as in, posting fully unintelligible gibberish, they maintain an insistence that they're speaking perfect English. When they spend more time working out a post they can make it appear a bit more normal, though there's typically always some oddities in their writing style. Again, I believe they are on the spectrum and that their behaviour is a result of that.
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