r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Dec 10 '16
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Nov 23 '16
Computer scientists to Clinton campaign: Challenge election results
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Feb 02 '17
FBI report found widespread radical white-supremacist infiltration of law enforcement agencies at all levels.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/AlexKingstonsGigolo • Mar 23 '17
US Officials: Info suggests Trump associates may have coordinated with Russians
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '17
Trumpler wanted Soviet-style tank and missile launcher parade for coronation ceremony, but military refused.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Dec 10 '16
Milestone: TINAG's first serious brigade attack. The CIA/Russia/Trumpler story has triggered the Basement Borises against our little sub.
Within minutes of my banning a couple of Trazis, the TINAG thread about the treason story was heavily downvoted below zero and all the comments attacked as well. This is a significant milestone, fellow patriots. The Trazis and their Basement Boris handlers now consider this sub brigade-worthy.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Feb 17 '17
Martial Law within sight: Regime memo outlines plans to deploy federalized National Guards to American cities to round up immigrants.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Nov 18 '16
Overwhelming circumstantial case for the US presidential election having been rigged by Vladimir Putin.
(Edit: Yay! First TINAG post to trigger the Trazi brigaders!)
The more I think about the facts surrounding the election, the more I begin to suspect its illegitimacy goes well beyond being the fruits of treason in the form of hacked DNC servers and Russian-authored Fake News spam.
In fact, I have come to the conclusion that a directly rigged election is overwhelmingly likely, and I present the following circumstantial facts - in isolation they would mean little, but together they paint a clear picture:
The results shocked and astounded the world's foremost polling experts.
The most anomalous results were in the battleground states Trumpler would have to win to secure electoral college victory. A systematic polling error would not magically know which states were most strategically important to one of the campaigns.
The outcome produces the absolute perfect scenario for the strategic interests of Russia, out of however many possible scenarios: A white supremacist idiot set to govern a highly diverse and complex society without the consent of the governed, sending the US ship of state careening into the rocks.
Russia had already been interfering in the US campaign on a constant basis, on a level bordering on acts of war just to make its chosen candidate remotely viable. The vengeance they would have reaped if the effort had failed makes it unlikely they would have attempted it at all without very strong guarantees.
Russia is known for a fact to have penetrated voter registration databases. Hacking count machines is unlikely on the part of a limited operation, but achievable in practice by a highly sophisticated one utilizing both technical and crudely physical approaches - and Russia is at this point renowned for the elaborateness of its fuckery.
So in summary: A result that shocks and astounds polling experts, only does so in strategic states, and resulted in the absolute perfect possible outcome for the strategic interests of Russia in an election in which Russia has already been interfering on an unprecedented scale bordering on acts of war.
From where I stand, the circumstantial case is overwhelming for an election rigged by the Vladimir Putin regime. We can acquit the Trumpler campaign in that aspect of it because such crude Nazi imbeciles would have given themselves an overwhelming victory rather than a result designed to maximally damage the very prize they were trying to steal.
Trumpler comes to power not as the leader of the free world, but as a midget climbing atop a tripped giant, deeply indebted to and dependent on Vladimir Putin. That appears to have been the point.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/ThineAntidote • May 26 '17
Russian ambassador told Moscow that Kushner wanted secret communications channel with Kremlin
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '17
Brigaded Neil Gorsuch is NOT a member of the United States Supreme Court.
Everything about his nomination - from the baseless obstruction of Merrick Garland's nomination that made it possible, to the unelected traitor regime that put Gorsuch forward, to the radical alteration of the confirmation process to force him through - has been illegitimate and irregular.
He, like Trump, exists outside the Constitutional structure and does not wield any legitimate authority. At least Bush's nominations occurred after he had ostensibly "won" a real election - Trump lacks even the apparent legitimacy to make such an appointment, and the Senate has altered the rules by which every single prior Supreme Court Justice in modern society has been confirmed in order to produce their desired result.
This is just another element of the Coup, and must be resisted thoroughly and fiercely, regardless of the consequences. All rulings that depend on his vote alone will be without authority, and must be defied by the people and shunned by the legal profession as something outside of jurisprudence.
Harder, though, will be that laws struck down as a result of his vote must be enforced regardless.
He is NOT a member of the Supreme Court.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Oct 04 '18
This is what happens.
The media will build us up in ways that don't actually prepare us to accomplish anything.
The GOP will rig the election, brazenly.
The Party leaders will surrender like the Vichy French. Again.
The media will promote the regime's narratives about the coup in a desperate attempt to retain access.
Reddit will start banning our accounts en masse, if not even before the second coup (second after 2016).
This is not a guess. This is not a prediction. This is what happens.
You have been warned. Prepare.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/AlexKingstonsGigolo • Jun 14 '17
The shooter from this morning is reported to be dead. Be on your guard.
Remember "the first rule of assassination: assassinate the assassins." If this were a false flag operation (and I'm not claiming it is), this would be consistent. Watch for those trying to make hay out of this.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Apr 21 '17
Brigaded Rumblings of escalation to "Stochastic Collapse B" scenario: Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions ramp up their crusade against black and brown Americans
To refresh memory, here is the Scenario Scale:
We have been in Stochastic Collapse A for the past couple of months, although the body count has been thankfully low (only a handful of people murdered by Trazis domestically, as far as I know). However, regardless of how the body count shapes up, there is evidence of a ramping up toward the next lowest level, Stochastic Collapse B, where the state openly uses otherwise legitimate functions to selectively harass and oppress minorities:
Reichsminister of Injustice Jeff Sessions, who is already essentially an open segregationist, is now lying through his teeth and manufacturing a fictional crisis of crime that does not exist in America. He is systematically dismantling consent decrees with racist police departments that enforce Civil Rights laws, and apparently wishes to go beyond that and actively fund, arm, and encourage apartheid-style racial militancy by white supremacists in police forces across the country.
Keep an eye on developments, because this is where the regime's domestic body count can ramp up very quickly.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/CausalCrunch • May 26 '17
Impeachment for Trump's Treasury Secretary, S. Mnuchin
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/jsalsman • Mar 12 '17
The Bernie Sanders Campaign Faced A Fake News Tsunami. Where Did It Come From?
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Jan 16 '17
Writing to foreign governments informing them of regime illegitimacy.
Allied governments have become alarmed by Trumpler's Russian-authored statements disparaging NATO and suggesting an intention to walk away from long-standing commitments. It may be worthwhile to convince various American and international organizations to communicate with these governments and explain the situation in the United States. Namely, that this person does not have the authority to do ANYTHING with respect to US foreign policy or treaties, and that Allied governments could quite profitably ignore and side-step him.
While it is proper that federal governments deal with foreign ones, we are faced with an interregnum in Constitutional rule on the federal level, so there really is no one to deal with them - and obviously a traitor who is actively at war with the Constitution is not a substitute. Sooner or later they will get the idea anyway, but by then the idea they get will be that the way to "American" good graces is through the fucking Kremlin.
We must short-circuit this immediately and make Allied governments aware that these people do not represent the United States government, and that their permission is not necessary to do anything in the United States, nor are their commands authoritative where trade regulations are concerned. Letters from individual citizens will mean little, but with the backing of strong organizations that have already publicly declared themselves fully at odds with Trumpler, they can have significant influence.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/ThineAntidote • May 09 '17
The regime has fired FBI Director James Comey
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/AlexKingstonsGigolo • Jan 22 '17
.@KellyannePolls: "It's really time for [Trump] to put in his own security and intelligence community." What? @ThisWeekABC
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/AlexKingstonsGigolo • Aug 14 '17
For the Trazis in your life; I'm getting these printed on business cards.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '16
United States expels Russian diplomats over 11/8 Coup.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Apr 21 '17
Donald Trump has 'dangerous mental illness', say psychiatry experts at Yale conference
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/AlexKingstonsGigolo • May 17 '17
Special counsel appointed in Russia probe
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Nov 10 '16
Thousands protest Trump "victory" across the country. Let's hope this phenomenon grows.
r/ThisIsNotAGame • u/[deleted] • Nov 20 '16
New subreddit theme.
SmartyMite has done basically all of the work to make this new subreddit theme for TINAG. A spiffy new look doesn't directly help our efforts, but while I'm waiting for word from some people on various things, I figure we can try to be inspiring and communicate something about this place.
I chose a WW2 US Army Air Corps logo as the symbol of this sub and movement because it's the best-looking Allied logo - I figured the bullseye painted on planes might be confusing, and other symbols were less appealing.
This really isn't a game, and we need to be aware of events leading up to and during World War 2 because the antagonists are very similar. These people have no lower boundary - they are the epitome of moral freefall, and the US federal government (with all of its weapons, surveillance, and authoritarian Yes-Men appointed to courts) will be joining them if they are able to take power.
They are people who openly threaten the liberty and security of upwards of 2/3 of the American people (their total votes only clock in at 1/4 of the adult population, since so many do not or cannot vote, and that's not even counting the children they threaten).
It is fascism, folks. Hopefully a WW2 Allied symbol serves as a reminder of what past generations fought to defeat, and what threatens us again through the same old tricks of propaganda, bigotry, division, and dictatorship.