There are some basic facts that should be taken into account
when we talk about disinformation.
Intelligence agencies have all something in common. They don’t
waste money and time unnecessarily.
Besides a disinformation campaign should have some practical
purpose, right?
Now imagine some analyst suggesting that is a good idea to plant in the
mind of the public the conviction that Andy Basiago was a time-traveler for the CIA
when he was a kid and he meet President Obama, then also a kid, in Mars.
Think about some other analyst proposing a disinformation operation
about Jesus coming back to Earth as an alien commander of the armies of the Multiverse to fight the New
World Order.
(Alfred Webre’s interview.)
Of course the chief analyst will answer to these disinformation
ideas with three words: “you are fired.”
The intelligence community would never spend a single penny in stupid
ideas that nobody believes.
That’s why, in our perspective, calling Andy Basiago, Alfred
Webre, Michael Salla or Richard Dolan disinformers is in fact to attach
importance and special meaning to some crazy ideas that reach only a very
limited audience of true believers.
So we should think twice before talking about
disinformation, because those who manage disinformation operations are in fact intelligent
professionals.
The Exopolitical-paranormal rhetoric doesn't qualify for
disinformation purposes. Is nothing but silly nonsense.
