Lol! Yeah the effectiveness of shilling is greatly reduced by the mere act of observing its presence

I can absolutely agree with that. Let's remember, the story goes that Donnie was a Democrat up until 2012, and then switched to a republican and then ran as one. There's got to be a good reason for that. I'd love to read his "When I Was President..." book. I'm sure there will be one.

you can also hit em HARD with this final word on the subject - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oavMtUWDBTM

I did that to this lady who didn't appear to be a shill. Was slightly cordial and so I gave her comprehensive links. Looked at her latest reply to see this. Lol wtf

https://ibb.co/irz3Jv

Washington Free Beacon - January 26, 2017 1:31 pm

Read the Confidential David Brock Memo Outlining Plans to Attack Trump - Memo was handed out to big money liberal donors at posh Florida retreat

Excerpt: David Brock, the seasoned liberal operative and Clinton loyalist who founded Media Matters, huddled with more than 100 donors last weekend at the swanky Turnberry Isle Resort in Aventura, Fla. to map out how Democrats will "kick Donald Trump's ass."

The Washington Free Beacon attended the retreat and obtained David Brock's private and confidential memorandum from the meeting. The memo, ...

Democracy Matters: Strategic Plan for Action

... outlines Brock's four-year agenda to attack Trump and Republicans using Media Matters, American Bridge, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), and Shareblue.

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Added: From Democracy Matters: Strategic Plan for Action

Excerpt: Omnichannel Communications

Media Matters will not just manage the effects of media fragmentation; we will leverage it to advance our mission.

To this end, Media Matters will enhance our existing digital program by establishing an omnichannel communications command center to communicate with audiences in ways that are optimized for the platform on which they are already most engaged.

Put another way, we won't force information consumers to come to us for a one-size-fits-all piece of content. Instead, we will go to them with content that is tailored to their individualized way of interacting. In practice, this means that the way we present a specific issue on Facebook will be different than the way we present it on Tumblr or Twitter–and some in our audience may not even get information on social, but instead have it delivered directly to their phone via text messages.

Excerpt: Massive Grassroots Truth Squad

We will train hundreds of thousands of individuals on how to identify fake news and alt-right smears in their social media networks and equip them with the tools to fight them on their own.

In December 2016, with fake news at the forefront of public attention, we added 40,000 new participants to our action list. We expect this growth to continue, and will provide trainings, resource materials, and urgent action alerts to keep participants actively engaged.

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Added: BuzzFeed News - January 13, 2017

David Brock Wants To Build His Own Koch Donor Network

Excerpts:

Participants next week include familiar faces: attorneys general, state and federal officials, representatives from the four major labor unions, Stephanie Schriock of Emily’s List, Cecile Richards of Planned Parenthood, and Ilyse Hogue of NARAL Pro-Choice, as well the five candidates running for chair of the Democratic National Committee ...

The Brock retreat will offer donors a lineup of closed-door meetings focused almost entirely on ways for Democrats to claw back political power and oppose the next president: Clinton pollster John Anzalone on “Tactics To Win”; Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and veteran strategist Ron Klain on Donald Trump’s first 100 days; former U.S. attorney general Eric Holder, by videoconference, on redistricting; and three sitting attorneys general on strategic role of Democratic states in the first term. ...

The conference’s more eclectic offerings include a welcome speech from liberal newscaster Keith Olbermann; cameos by two Republicans, Bill Weld and Richard Painter; and a session on “Fake News: What It Is and What To Do About It,” led by Brock’s former boyfriend of 10 years, James Alefantis, owner of Comet Ping Pong, the D.C. pizza place that became ensnared for weeks in #pizzagate, the campaign to spread viral and vulgar fake news stories involving Clinton at the restaurant.

I'm totally down for this. My skills as a researcher are limited but I can be a great internet troll. A group as small as 10 people could have a big effect on social media working together.

That's what I love about the meticulous and simply diabolical nature of Donald Trump's investigation. Though I wish this were more swift, I love how calculated, cool, calm, and collected he seems.