Mike Benz

So everyone get caught in the crossfire of this

effectively military complex that was bent on achieving its goals.

A number of means.

Do they know that we're influencing them?

Well, certainly, the connective touchpoints certainly do, because I'll give you an example, Brazil.

So Brazil has this tyrant judge, de Mores, right?

This is the current war between Elon and the head of Brazil's censorship court.

It's called the TSE.

It's a subcourt of Brazil's Supreme Court, the STF.

And so a lot of people see the actions of this one tyrant judge who basically has this ability to issue an edict and then anything posted online becomes instantly criminal.

Sitting parliamentarians in Brazil call the current president, Lula, a thief.

And the judge says, you're not allowed to say that.

person faces, you know, a criminal judgment for, you know, demeaning the current president.

Going after journalists, going after politicians, going after ordinary civilians by any edict.

But there's a whole censorship substructure to what de Mores is involved in.

There's, you know, advisory councils.

There's a whole coterie of flaggers who

who propose the things to be flagged, who do the technical work of the sort of AI scanning, who do then the narrative network mapping.

If they want to say anyone who challenges the results of Brazil's 2022 election, well, they need these outside institutions to create this whole narrative network map.

Well,