So is it safe to say that 4chan is a glowie website and that I’ve just been ignoring the obvious signs this whole time? It almost seems like one giant advertisement billboard “Welcome, glow in the darks r us”

>>22916095 (OP)
has been for over 10 years. how do you think they afford server costs? if you arent convinced just look at the hack leaks.

>>22916104
The site just doesn’t entirely seem real to me anymore, it was probably too temping so the Feds co-opted to make it their own little project.

Bump everyone needs to be aware

Bump

>>22919954
fuck are we gonna do dog I don't see any of your fatasses protesting

you don't protest for Snowden, we all sleep on Epstien. I wont start giving a fuck tell I see someone outside with a sign.

>>22916095 (OP)
Has been since 08

>>22920297
yeah

Take your meds and go get a job instead of remaining terminally online coming up with conspiracy theories. Ask yourself what the CIA would have to gain from a place like this.

>>22920297
but not before 08? why?

>>22921676
you know better
also https://archived.moe/bant/thread/22058159/#q22058771

i do need a job though

>>22921698
Someone pays a little too much attention. Can't you just let me do my thing and be silly? It's not easy here you know. Not for beginners.

>>22921710
my impression was it's pretty hard to get in there unless you're born into it or have family working htere, so that is pretty cool
idk, maybe people are better off thinking nothing silly is going on
i really dunno

>>22921698
archive.palanq.win is better for bant archives

i cant control anything or help anyone

>>22921720
Getting in isn't hard. Anyone can apply. Selection is hard. You need a lot of skills and a military background helps a lot so does a law degree of any kind. They want specific people and if you don't meet what they're looking for you're gonna have to go become it. Sometimes you're just fucked. They don't want influencers, rich people or anyone with a large social media presence which disqualifies most people. Which is good.
Everyone would be happier if they just stopped thinking about it. The things they do are on another level. Even if you figure out some if it you've only got 2% of the picture. Americans are supporting terrorists, rioting in the streets and trying to get police to show their faces. They have no idea what's good for them and need an authoritative figure to keep them in line. Ideally one they don't see.

No way man

>>22921758
They don't go for people with military or law enforcement backgrounds all that often. They certainly don't look for that as a prerequisite. They have a demeanor that stands out. They often carry themselves and speak in a certain manner amongst other tells that don't suit them well to work in intelligence fields. CIA approaches people in universities more than anywhere else. Spies and intelligence agents are valued for their ability to blend in and remain low profile and unassuming. They don't go after them for their military backgrounds generally, at least not for field agents.

>>22921758
>Americans are supporting terrorists, rioting in the streets and trying to get police to show their faces. They have no idea what's good for them and need an authoritative figure to keep them in line. Ideally one they don't see.
sounds like saturn devouring his son to me

if they weren't being """protected""" and enabled to get more and more dysgenic, maybe they'd learn to take care of themselves, and become better because of it
i understand that would probably mean alot of bloodshed and misery, but i don't see how being kept in line leads anywhere different, it seems like it's just kicking the can down the road

but yeah ty

>Getting in isn't hard. Anyone can apply. Selection is hard. You need a lot of skills and a military background helps a lot so does a law degree of any kind. They want specific people and if you don't meet what they're looking for you're gonna have to go become it. Sometimes you're just fucked. They don't want influencers, rich people or anyone with a large social media presence which disqualifies most people. Which is good.
i see

>>22921758
As for the social media thing it depends on the work they need them for. Having a large social network of varying people of different backgrounds can provide cover for certain behaviors. You watch too many movies.

>>22916095 (OP)
It isn't despite what all the tinfoil hats say

>>22921779
>if they weren't being """protected""" and enabled to get more and more dysgenic
i don't mean race, i meant it more literally
not knowing how to take care of themselves or what's good for them, supporting terrorists, etc

>>22916095 (OP)
Nearly every imageboard is. Moot was warned by 2channers that Hiro is a data mining honorary jeet who sells data for cash and sold it to him anyways. Even if 4chan becoming a honeypot wasn't intended it was inevitably going to become one through that "man"s negligence

>>22916095 (OP)
I think Simon Salva is the most poorly disguised glowie on this site

>>22922010
Wait is he even a glowie or is he just some wannabe larper who thinks screaming "crusty kang" and lying about pretty much everything will convert people

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