“On February 5, 2021, just after Joe Biden took office, Stanford wrote to Twitter to discuss the Virality Project. By the 17th, Twitter agreed to join and got its first weekly report on ‘anti-vax disinformation,’ which contained numerous true stories.”
– Matt Taibbi, journalist, “TWITTER FILES #19 – The Great Covid-19 Lie Machine: Stanford, the Virality Project, and the Censorship of ‘True Stories,” March 17, 2023, https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1636729166631432195, https://archive.is/r9T6s
On February 5, 2021, Stanford University Initiated A Partnership With Twitter That Censored True Information, On A Mass Scale, By Calling It “Disinformation Narrative”
“TWITTER FILES #19: The Great Covid-19 Lie Machine Stanford, the Virality Project, and the Censorship of “True Stories”
– Matt Taibbi, journalist, “TWITTER FILES #19 – The Great Covid-19 Lie Machine: Stanford, the Virality Project, and the Censorship of ‘True Stories,” March 17, 2023, https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1636729166631432195, https://archive.is/r9T6s
“….even ‘worrisome jokes’: All were characterized as “potential violations” or disinformation ‘events’ by the Virality Project, a sweeping, cross-platform effort to monitor billons of social media posts by Stanford University, federal agencies, and a slew of (often state-funded) NGOs.
“….Virality Project emails were found in the #TwitterFiles describing ‘stories of true vaccine side effects’ as actionable content….the Virality Project in 2021 worked with government to launch a pan-industry monitoring plan for Covid-related content. At least six major Internet platforms were “onboarded” to the same JIRA ticketing system, daily sending millions of items for review.
“Though the Virality Project reviewed content on a mass scale for Twitter, Google/YouTube, Facebook/Instagram, Medium, TikTok, and Pinterest, it knowingly targeted true material and legitimate political opinion, while often being factually wrong itself.
“….On February 5, 2021, just after Joe Biden took office, Stanford wrote to Twitter to discuss the Virality Project. By the 17th, Twitter agreed to join and got its first weekly report on “anti-vax disinformation,” which contained numerous true stories.
“February 22, 2021: Stanford welcomed Twitter veterans like Yoel Roth and Brian Clarke
“….VP soon gained ‘visibility’ to ‘alternative platforms such as Gab, Parler, Telegram, and Gettr’ – near-total surveillance of the social media landscape.
“Through July of 2020, Twitter’s internal guidance on Covid-19 required a story be ‘demonstrably false’ or contain an ‘assertion of fact’ to be actioned.
“But the Virality Project, in partnership with the CDC, pushed different standards. VP told Twitter that ‘true stories that could fuel hesitancy,’….should be considered .Standard Vaccine Misinformation on Your Platform….VP routinely framed real testimonials about side effects as misinformation….By March of 2021, Twitter personnel were aping VP language”
“The Virality Project helped pioneer the gauging of ‘disinformation’ by audience response….VP warned against people ‘just asking questions’….It encouraged platforms to target people, not posts, using Minority Report-style ‘pre-crime’ logic.
“….VP was repeatedly, extravagantly wrong.
“In a chilling irony, the VP ran searches for the term ‘surveillance state.’ As an unaccountable state-partnered bureaucracy secretly searched it out, the idea that ‘vaccines are part of a surveillance stat’” won its own thoughtcrime bucket: ‘conspiracy.’
“After about a year, on April 26, 2022, the VP issued a report calling for a ‘rumor-control mechanism to address nationally trending narratives,’ and a ‘Misinformation and Disinformation Center of Excellence’ to be housed within CISA, at the Department of Homeland Security. The next day, April 27, 2022, DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas announced in a House Appropriations Subcommittee hearing that a ‘Disinformation Governance Board’ had been created…
“….Even in its final report, VP claimed it was misinformation to suggest the vaccine does not prevent transmission, or that governments are planning to introduce vaccine passports. Both things turned out to be true.
“The Virality Project was specifically not based on ‘assertions of fact,’ but public submission to authority, acceptance of narrative, and pronouncements by figures like Anthony Fauci.
“The project’s central/animating concept was, ‘You can’t handle the truth.’ One of its four core partners, Pentagon-funded Graphika, explained….’This continual process of seeding doubt and uncertainty in authoritative voices…leads to a society that finds it too challenging to identify what’s true or false.’”
For this reason, the CDC-partnered project focused often on disinformation “events” involving Fauci, saying “release of Fauci’s emails foments distrust,” and deriding assertions he “misled the public.”
“….From the start, Stanford explained the Virality Project would essentially continue the work of its 2020 Election Integrity Partnership. ‘The same JIRA system from the EIP is up and running,’ they wrote.”
“….To recap: America’s information mission went from counterterrorism abroad, to stopping ”foreign interference’ from reaching domestic audiences, to 80% domestic content, much of it true.”
Frida Halliday
“My twin sister and I were experimented on at Stanford Research Institute in their program called MK-Ultra.”
Frida Halliday
Marc Victor
“MKULTRA research was a continuation of
– Marc Victor, survivor
what Stanford was paying for in
Auschwitz by Dr. Mengele.”
“Born in 1954 and growing up in San Fernando Valley near the prestigious Stanford University and SRI (Stanford Research Institute), where these experiments took place, was a victim of this secretive and horrific human experiment from the age of four till the project was halted by the American government in 1973.”
Marina Louw (archive link: https://archive.is/Lx4uE)
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Marc Victor, “01 THE VALLEY: INSIDE MK ULTRA – SUBLIMINAL PROGRAMMING unedited version,” 2021
interesting stuff
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whistle
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cuz I think I do know I like lost
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all right well you guys want to know
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about some personal stuff picture
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walking into and Stanford Research
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Institute room after a electroshock
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therapy and you walk into a surreal room
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with a couple dozen kids watching TV all
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together in a big room but what was odd
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about the picture was it wasn’t the fact
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that the kids were mesmerised and
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watching the TV together but what was
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the extra weird thing was is that every
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one of the kids had an EEG wiring
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harness and in those days it was a very
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coarse leather helmet with holes in it
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and what they would do is they would
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take little pieces of sandpaper and sand
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your skull so they could get this like
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clay type of glue to stick to your head
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you know with these big sensors right so
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all of these kids had these like 12-13
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wires coming off of their leather
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helmets all bundled up into this big
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cord hanging from the top of their head
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hooked to a Hewlett Packard computer you
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know machine and everything I’ve learned
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is Hewlett Packard was hip-deep in all
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of this because from the get-go of the
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MKULTRA research on the American
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continent
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and you have to also realize that the
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MKULTRA research was a continuation of
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what Stanford was paying for in
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auschwitz by dr. Mengele and the
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continuation of that that mind control
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program focused on breaking people into
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multiple personalities they had a very
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very difficult time breaking adults
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because adults somehow or another over
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the years have learned a defense to a
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certain extent to fight off torture
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children haven’t they don’t have that
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capability so Stanford found out how
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vastly easier it is to break somebody
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into multiple personalities in order to
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instill that personality they just
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created with the skills and assets that
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they need and whatever they want that
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person to do so I walked into that room
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and that room full of kids was
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mesmerized by that TV show the only
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problem was the TV show was nothing but
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static so kids were mesmerized by static
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but what was going on there was there
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was subliminal programming underneath
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that static programming the skills and
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assets into their new crew newly created
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personalities that’s what was going on
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there some of the kids that were in that
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room were the kids that also went to
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that private school I went to where all
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13 of the kids that went to that school
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also went to Stanford Research Institute
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there’s hinky connections to
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John D marks John D marks is famous for
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opening up front companies for the CIA
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to do there – idli work undercover
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I see his fingerprints all over a place
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that’s called Brookdale lodge
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interestingly enough that’s where my
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mother worked and I’m pretty certain
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that’s where my mother was also
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blackmailed for having a lesbian affair
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at a party that she was probably dosed
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with LSD at because I found her name in
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a certain program called midnight climax
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and that was the vehicle the CIA used to
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blackmail people into complying with
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their needs and I’m pretty strongly
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certain that these same people
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blackmailed my mother into allowing me
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to be part of MKULTRA”
Lois Lang
The killer of OSS operative Nick Deak, “was put under the care of Dr. Frederick Melges, a psychiatrist associated with the Stanford Research Institute” (Salon.com)
Download the CIA’s Public Files Disclosing Its Use of Stanford University for MKULTRA Experiments (9)
https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/xf259xw8228
(archive link: https://archive.is/fl2WM)
New York Times story discusses seven (!) C.I.A. research projects at Stanford conducted allegedly without the university’s knowledge (1977)
“‘We’ve been made guinea pigs, too,’ said Robert Freelen, director of government relations at Stanford, which unwittingly lent its name to seven C.I.A. research projects. These ranged from a survey of the literature on human blood groups to a project that simply channeled money to a psychiatrist, a member of the Stanford clinical faculty, who in turn paid for such enterprises as a survey of the ways in which criminals gave drugs to the unsuspecting.
Jo Thomas, “Extent of University Work for C.I.A. Is Hard to Pin Down,” The New York Times, 10/9/77 (archive link: https://archive.is/Ct7YW)
The Stanford projects were financed either through foundations or through payments made directly to clinical faculty members, thus bypassing the university. Mr. Freelen said he was not sure how the university could guard against this in the future. ‘Obviously there’s a limit to how much investigation you can do on the sources of funds and their credibility,’ he said. ‘If they lie and you believe, I don’t know how that problem gets solved.'”
CIA Discloses Remote Viewing Experiments at Stanford Research Institute
(archive link: https://archive.is/ibiUv)
By Dr. Dannielle Blumenthal (Dossy). All opinions are the author’s own. Public domain.
Writing by Dr. Dannielle Blumenthal 
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