Because it fits my mood

https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1469392 - http://archive.fo/e0KTz

bucksfishingandcamping - https://archive.is/UysoS

tumblr - https://archive.is/XLFve - https://archive.is/sCiX3

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thewebofslime 5.3 years ago

I'd be curious to know what tools, if any you use, to track everything.

When I do my morning routine, (not lately) I usually start here:

https://old.reddit.com/r/ArrestsWeb+CIANews+ConservativeNewsWeb+ExposeTheCult+FBIConspiracy+FBINews+GovWatch+Intelligence+NewsWhatever+PedoGate+TopConspiracy+TopDonald+TopPolitics+conspiracyfact+conspiracyundone+conspiracywhatever+news+worldnews/

I can easily add more feeds/subjects if anyone has ideas.

From there, I usually check court cases and federal arrests; like the OIG and DOJ website. If I really have a lot of time in the day, I sometimes make it to my Twitter list https://twitter.com/webofslime/lists/news but that is usually when I am looking for up to the minute information. Also willing to add to that if anyone has ideas.

I, then, go through a few pages of "Hot", "New", "Rising", "Top: Last 24 hours". This usually gives a good snapshot of anything I may have missed.

I like using the "Citable" Plugin. It automatically adds a link to a Google Spreadsheet. If you highlight the text of an article, it captures the first 50,000 characters in one cell within the spreadsheet.

https:// chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/citable/jfiabcklnnhkmkcdjjpmgghiimjkaeio?hl=en-US

You also use the Archive Today plug in to immediately mark the article. https:// chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/archivetoday-button/cgjpabpjaocpgppajkeplhbipbdippdm?hl=en

A more advanced way to do this is to use a handful of scripts and hotkeys to treat each article in a certain way and post it in a variety of places. That process is a bit more advanced. In theory, you can assign a hotkey to take that link, save it in a spreadsheet, archive it, then post it across multiple platforms all in one press of a button. Some people call this "botting" but I merely consider it and augmentation of my time, energy and intellect. In the end, I am hand selecting stuff. I am just able to do it better than ham-fisting it old school, like a lot of people are still doing.

/r/ArrestsWeb is good for finding more random crimes that could be associated to corruption. My preference, when sharing them on Voat, is to put the ancillary cases in /v/CrimeNews, the more high profile crimes in /v/news or /v/politics and there is always /v/politicalnews on a busy day. Feel free to help. If you do it enough, the mods might make you an approved submitter if you ask. I don't do it much, but some days while doing research, I come across many articles that I put all over.

For the more Trump related topics, I prefer to see each article get to Voat by alternating between /v/QRV, /v/theawakening and /v/GreatAwakening.

For Pizzagate related topics you can't just aim it at /v/Pizzagate without going over it and making it relevant which is why I don't bother with /v/Pizzagate very much. Originally, I felt (and still feel) that the players in the Uranium One/Skolkovo/Gulftainer scandal are all the same players in Pizzagate and that researching and reporting on these topics was equally important. I believe there is still a lot of research to be done in these areas but that it would also be wise to expend time and energy getting this information presentable and out into the world into liberal echo chambers. The facts are in. The media is wrong/lying.

The more people that know how bad it is means there is a point when the news will break while trying to do damage control; just like we saw here on Voat and have seen in other places. It is basic systems psychodynamics. There is a tipping point and reaching people on the key facts without adding a bunch of extra noise is very important. The money trail is there. It is impossible to lie about.

Most of what the news is cycling in has already been known and anyone who has watched "Under Surveillance" by OANN which came out over a year ago, knows that the narrative is being drastically slowed. The evidence is there. https://www.bitchute.com/video/dykYtgYoAGMF/

You can email anything of interest to CNN or any other news outlets, as I have many, many email addresses.

I feel like it is also important to know the rules of evidence; like what is needed to "authenticate" evidence, what exemptions there are to hearsay rules and how "discovery" works. This way, your focus is narrow and not a conspiracy wall board with a million interconnected lines that may, ultimately, mean nothing. (This is why the "symbols" and "code words" could be considered informative but not as actual evidence of anything.)

https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/fre

When you have found something actionable, you file as a "Discretionary Reporter." Here is an example of local rules pertaining to Discretionary Reporters.

A discretionary reporter is any individual, not mandated by law, who reports suspected child abuse or neglect.

Who May Report (PC 11166 (g))

“Any other person who has knowledge of or observes a child whom he or she knows or reasonably suspects has been a victim of child abuse or neglect may report the known or suspected instance of child abuse or neglect to an agency specified in Section 11165.9. For purposes of this section, “any other person” includes a mandated reporter who acts in his or her private capacity and not in his or her professional capacity or within the scope of his or her employment.”

May report anonymously (PC 11167 (f))

“Persons who may report child abuse pursuant to subdivision (g) of Section 11166 are not required to give their names.” (Discretionary reporters are encouraged, however, to give their names. If the name is given to the reporting agencies, it is to be confidential (PC 11167 (d)), except to those listed in this subdivision.) Immunity from law suits (PC 11172 (a))

“…any other person reporting a known or suspected instance of child abuse or suspected instance of child abuse or neglect shall not incur civil or criminal liability as a result of any report unless it can be proven that a false report was made…”

A Child Abuse Report Must be taken by Police or County Welfare Department (PC 11165.9)

“…Agencies that are required to receive reports of suspected child abuse or neglect may not refuse to accept a report of suspected child abuse or neglect from a mandated reporter or another person unless otherwise authorized pursuant to this section, and shall maintain a record of all reports received.”

This means that you are allowed to anonymously report child abuse to law enforcement and these rules are almost the same everywhere in the country.

A "Declaration" in legal pleading format looks like this:

https://hellodivorce.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Image.png

Many jurisdictions already have pre-made "judicial forms" that you can use. You can mail them in to anyone you feel is of relevant jurisdiction.

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shewhomustbeobeyed 5.3 years ago

I'd be curious to know what tools, if any you use, to track everything.

No tools, I store archives that i need on external HD for personal use and distribution to others. I try to get archives for all links in submissions to post for others to possibly use here.

Do you mind if I make a submission of this comment here in private sub. Lots of wonderful information.