Facebook's foundations

I started doing some research on the early history of Facebook, looking for connections between the company in its very early days and the U.S. "intelligence" community (obviously we know there are connections at present). There is no shortage of leads to follow and one of them is very interesting *IF* it's genuine. Basically an anonymous person, who presents them self as a rather obvious identity, and who alleges to have direct ties to Facebook and Zuckerberg, tells us that Facebook was a government/intelligence psyop and personal data harvesting tool from its very inception and that Zuckerberk, who was positioned as the front-man for the operation, is a brainwashed, psychopathic loonie who never wrote a single line of code for the platform. Even if the alleged letter is not genuine, it's at least an entertaining piece of fiction.

Facebook Insider Confesses All - American Intelligence Media

One of the more interesting parts of the piece that actually has some teeth can be found in the comment left by 'visitor@aim4truth.org':

visitor@aim4truth.org on February 8, 2020 at 2:28 am

I have some doubt that the purported author of this document is the actual source. However, a lot of the information is demonstrably accurate:

the Winkelvoss twins won a $65 million dollar lawsuit settlement against Mark because they knew that their little HarvardConnection (HC) piece was just adjunct code attached to the original stolen source code - which was given to Mark by Professor James Chandler and IBM. That $65 million bit of dirty knowledge was pretty profitable.

This is actually kind of believable. I always wondered why the 'Winkelvii' settled for $65 million: compared to Facebook's valuation, that was an incredibly lowball figure, if Mark had merely stolen their source code. There has to be more to the story. And we already know that Google was funded by the intelligence community:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=google+seed+capital+came+from+cia

Facebook has been repeatedly caught violating their own privacy policy, and everything they say is a lie. One purpose of Facebook is to document the relationships between people for the benefit of governments & advertisers. The system basically turns stupid people into spies:

They now have millions of useful idiots uploading & tagging photographs of friends & relatives, along with reports on their interests, activities, travels, and personality traits. This is being used to create sophisticated political & psychological profiles of every person, which can be used to model & predict individual or collective behavior. It's basically a duplicate/extension of a similar system created for the NSA.

The CIA was doing this long before the internet arrived: in the late 1950's they had already developed a psychological profiling system which could ostensibly screen out criminals from public service, but they actually used it to hire criminals who would obey orders without question. In a similar fashion, some police departments are now using I.Q. tests to screen out highly-intelligent people who are likely to question dysfunctional or illegal policies.

The photos which people upload to Facebook are also being utilized by face recognition cameras all over the world. However, the California Consumer Privacy Act is now forcing some of these retail partnerships to be disclosed. Go watch "Enemy of the State" or "Conspiracy Theory" if you want to get some idea of how this global surveillance system is being abused, and how hard it would be for a whistleblower to hide, travel, or escape the way that Snowden once did.

Once again, the use of taxpayer dollars goes to private corporations run by stooges and controlled by non-Americans.

This is completely true: the CIA's budget is secret, and the congress does allow it to create shell corporations that become self-sustaining. So the U.S. taxpayer ponies up for the seed capital, while corrupt members of congress and the military/intelligence sector profit on the back end when the company becomes successful. Most "foreign aid" is a similar kind of scam, as revealed in "Confessions of an Economic Hit Man."

The supreme court has even ruled (with no media coverage whatsoever) that U.S. taxpayers don't have a right to know what the government spends their money on. If you step out of line, you end up like Scalia. The only solution is to remove everyone from congress who will not abolish the CIA and then repeal the National Security Act, PATRIOT Act, Military Commissions Act, et cetera - then shut down every company that was covertly funded with taxes and sell off its assets (or repurpose them for public use.)

"I never would have agreed to the formulation of the Central Intelligence Agency back in forty-seven, if I had known it would become the American Gestapo." - Harry S. Truman

If Facebook's illegal spying became the subject of litigation, the courts could dismantle Facebook simply by collecting appropriate fines on behalf of every user for all of the violations of its own terms of service which have already been demonstrated. What is the monetary value of your stolen data? -If you would not have surrendered your data to the people that Facebook shared it with for less than one million dollars, then Facebook owes you a million dollars. I therefore submit that the collective monetary damages for Facebook's breaches of contract should be greater than all of Facebook's assets.

That is what Mark is doing. He wants Facebook to be broken up instead of answer to the crimes it has willingly committed.

This is plausible. Competition of that sort is a trap, for breaking up Facebook does not benefit the public unless users cannot be censored and the user is totally in control of who can access his data. We have to use decentralized, non-proprietary systems.

Facebook has stolen personal data and sold it, created a "dark" profile on every user and sold it to everyone who would pay the price, created secret files of compromising photos, allowed all government agencies to access all user data, breached every user agreement, lied continuously to all users, built in back-doors and zero-day programs for the military, and many other unethical, immoral and illegal activities.

Yes, but it should be noted that Google is doing exactly the same, and is every bit as dangerous to liberty & justice (if not more, since they can track and control millions of phones.) On the day that whistleblower Zach Vorhies was scheduled to meet with the justice department to show how Google had lied to congress about its political censorship, Google called in a fake bomb threat at Zach's home and tried to get him shot. Why are these people not in jail - and why has there been no mainstream media coverage ?!?

His next projects include a system much like what Eric Schmidt has created for China, a social credit system that controls the freedom of every American. When Facebook is broken up, the new companies will have the Eric Schmidt "Dragonfly" social credit system built in.

Apple has already migrated all Chinese customers iCloud accounts to servers which are controlled by China's state telecom operator. And they do not encrypt the iCloud data of U.S. customers because the FBI asked them not to. They also volunteered to spy on the Trump campaign,* and kicked conservative news apps out of the app store for supporting Trump. Their next move will be to lock down the Mac desktop, so programs wont run without their permission. A previous update to Mac OS silently started sending Spotlight desktop searches to Apple, so they could create a database of document and photo titles that people are working with (which is very helpful when tracking down leaked documents.) The iPhone uses GPS to geo-tag every WiFi router it sees, so anyone who disables the GPS or cellular radio on their iPhone can still be located if they connect to the internet through a previously geo-tagged WiFi router. And Google is doing similar things with Android.

* Apple volunteered to spy for Clinton campaign

https://utbblogs.com/apple-public-private-position-privacy

Microsoft backdoored Skype, SkyDrive, and messaging services

https://www.dailydot.com/news/microsoft-skype-skydrive-prism/

Clinton campaign considered deep-state spying partners Bill Gates & Tim Cook for vice president

http://www.theverge.com/2016/10/18/13315952/hillary-clinton-wikileaks-running-mate-tim-cook-bill-gates

Illegal dragnet surveillance occurred with FULL COOPERATION from Yahoo, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, AOL (and all of them lied to the public about it.)

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/19/us-tech-giants-knew-nsa-data-collection-rajesh-de

https://www.cnet.com/news/nsa-top-lawyer-says-tech-giants-knew-about-data-collection/

After promising they would no longer spy on your emails for advertisement purposes, Google recently admitted to lawmakers that they continue to allow third party companies to scan and share data from private Gmail accounts.

https://www.privacywatch.news/2018-09-25-stunned-android-users-google-allows-mobile-phone-apps-to-read-your-gmail.html

Meet the shadowy tech brokers that deliver your data to the NSA

https://www.zdnet.com/article/meet-the-shadowy-tech-brokers-that-deliver-your-data-to-the-nsa/

Google collects Android users locations even when location services are disabled

https://qz.com/1131515/google-collects-android-users-locations-even-when-location-services-are-disabled/

GOP senator blasts Google over lies about consumer privacy: "There's NO way to really turn off tracking services"

https://www.privacywatch.news/2019-03-13-gop-senator-blasts-google-over-lies-about-consumer-privacy-tracking.html

How much information is Google getting from your phone?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0s8ZG6HuLrU

Google employee brags about Google's election rigging attempts

https://personalliberty.com/google-colluded-with-clinton-campaign-with-silent-donations/

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-09-10/google-was-working-get-hillary-clinton-elected-silent-donation-according-leaked

How to get Google off your Android phone

https://e.foundation/

I suggest that the new Attorney General simply read this letter...

Yeah, good luck with that:

Barr Ends All Conspiracy Theories Forever By Saying Epstein Died Via A Series Of Coincidences

http://stateofthenation2012.com/?p=132416

While Zuckerberg has done many illegal things which he can and should be prosecuted for, taking him down will only reveal some of these issues and conspirators, it will not fix the problem. The bottom line is, we have to wean people off these proprietary platforms and closed source operating systems that are riddled with backdoors for surveillance & tracking. We are engaged in a battle with 'big tech' for the soul of America, and the prize is all of our ignorant friends & relatives who who are Zuckered into using proprietary products & cloud services which make us ALL subject to censorship & surveillance, directly or indirectly.