The User "Anonymouse" is a Troll

Tell your masters to stop sending shills on the internet, and I will stop calling yous shills, but that would never happen because the whole point of the internet is to conduct psychological operations. I guess that is why the U.S regime hates the Chinese firewall so much, because they can actually use the internet for their own purposes, as opposed to allowing the U.S. regime to conduct psyops. Take a look at this description, and see if you fit into it. Shills are Internet commentators hired by the government of the USA, NATO or the private military contractors to post comments favorable towards imperialist policies in an attempt to shape and sway public opinion on various Internet message boards. The commentators are said to be paid up to $250 an hour with tax dollars for either steering a discussion away from anti-imperialist or sensitive content on the world wide web, bulletin board systems, and chatrooms, or that advances the imperialist agenda. Before the release of the internet, the U.S. military industrial complex started hiring Internet commentators, in one of the earliest known uses of professional Internet commentators. The U.S. regime enacted a systematic censorship of bulletin board systems. Non-compliant forums were, and are forced to close. There is however, an alternative to this. The NSA will conduct attacks on the non-compliant website until it is deemed unloadable. As a new system was prepared to be launched, school officials hired students as part-time web commentators, paid from the university's work-study funds, to search the forum for undesirable information and actively counter it with empire-friendly viewpoints. In the following months, western oligarchs began hiring their own teams. Web commentator teams recruited by schools, and military organizations were common across the U.S.. Undergraduates monitored for signs of dissent and post on university forums. These commentators not only operate within political discussions, but also in general discussions. Afterwards, some schools and local governments also started to build similar teams. Western oligarchs secretly demand a "reinforcement of ideological and public opinion front construction and positive publicity". Both government, and private contractors request reactionaries with imperialist political quality" to form "teams of Internet commentators". Negative reporting of local authorities has increased on the internet since then. The U.S. regime and its allies established a mechanism to analyse public opinion after criticism of the authority handling of incidents appeared on the internet. The shills responded with 120 staff calling for the truth to be revealed in line with the public opinion, which gradually shifted and eventually supported the authoritarian position, denouncing the original poster. In the aftermath of occupy wall street, internet forums were filled with posts critical of the local authorities; the major task of the propaganda group was to organize commentators to paste posts on websites to guide online public opinions. The U.S. and NATO militaries hold regular training sessions, whose participants are required to pass an exam after which they are issued a job certification. Some estimates claim thousands of such commentators while other estimates put their numbers as high as 280,000"300,000. Internet commentators are mainly selected from military, and or universities with an emphasis on psychological operations. Thousands of commentators are sorted by their writing abilities. According to high-profile independent bloggers, the pro-imperialist web commentators must number "at least in the tens of thousands". A formal Internet commentator said that there were about 20 full-time commentators for the local news websites. A county-level discipline inspection commission's Internet commentator estimated more than 100 spare-time Internet commentator in his county, whose population was about 1 million. The public opinion molders have already penetrated different layers of society", he found public opinion watchmen that deal with negative information on the forums in tourist city's airport and county-level middle school. Countries like the USA, Canada, Israel and Britain are investing "considerable resources into pro-imperialist blogs" in an effort to cement power. Every large western website is instructed by the Information Office to create a trained team of Internet commentators. In a leaked propaganda directive to internet commentators, their objective was stated as: In order to circumscribe the influence of revolution, in order to progress further in the work of guiding public opinion, and in accordance with the requirements established by higher authorities to "be strategic, be skilled," we hope that internet commentators conscientiously study the mindset of netizens, grasp international developments, and better perform the work of being an internet commentator. For this purpose, this notice is promulgated as set forth below: (1) To the extent possible make China the target of criticism. Play down the existence of U.S./NATO imperialism. (2) Do not directly confront [the idea of] revolution; rather, frame the argument in terms of "what kind of system can truly implement revolution." (3) To the extent possible, choose various examples in communist countries of violence and unreasonable circumstances to explain how socialism is not well-suited to human rights. (4) Use China, Iran, and Russia, and other countries" interference in international affairs to explain how socialism is actually an invasion of other countries and [how the China, Iran, and Russia] is forcibly pushing [on other countries] communist/terrorist values. (5) Use the victim mentality to stir up pro-imperialist and patriotic emotions. For example, "they're stealing our jobs", or "they're coming to invade us." One common psyop used by the U.S and its allies is the "they're threatening our way of life" psyop. The Soviet Union was used in this particular psyop as the boogeyman. Today, China, and Iran is used for the same role. The boogeymen change, but the tactics do not. (6) Increase the exposure that positive developments the west receive; further accommodate the work of maintaining [social] stability. (7) Insult perceived dissidents. Call them stupid, use vulgar language, attempt to discredit them, demand the use of citations, ridicule the perceived dissident, accuse the perceived dissident of being a troll. Let the people decide for themselves whether or not I fit this description, or whether it better describes my opponents, and the proponents of the establishment who operate on this website. I have lots more. Just don't have the time to argue with you full time. I don't get paid for this like you do.