U.S. Defense Department launches project to fight fake news.

The United States Defense Department has launched a new project to fight “large-scale, automated disinformation attacks.” The project will rely on software managed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which will be able to quickly scan through more than a half million news stories from a variety of sources, including social media posts, to identify anything they consider false. (Source: bloomberg.com)

Do we really need our Defense Department devoting their resources to fighting fake news? The justification for this new project is to protect our national security, which was the same justification used to launch the global war on terror, which has proven to be exactly the opposite as the coalition forces, led by the United States, have terrorized and killed many innocent civilians all around the world, mostly through drone strikes, while also arresting, indefinitely detaining, torturing and often killing anyone identified as a suspect, giving them no rights whatsoever. Despite changes in presidential administrations, the drone strikes have not only continued, but even increased significantly under President Trump.

This new DARPA project is more evidence that the shadow figures at the highest level of our government are concerned about the kind of information distributed to the American public, but they’ve given us plenty of reasons to question the reason for their concern. If they were truly concerned about eliminating fake news, then why did CIA Director William Casey make this statement during a Cabinet meeting in February 1981 in the Roosevelt Room in the West Wing of the White House:

“We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.”

His comments were immediately transcribed by Barbara Honegger who was in that meeting, serving as Assistant to the Chief Domestic Policy Adviser to the President. Shortly after the meeting, she shared his statement with Senior White House correspondent Sarah McClendon, who was her close friend and colleague, who in turn made it public. (Source: quora.com)

Casey’s comment gives us a startling insight into the true goals of our federal government, which is not to find and eliminate fake news stories, but to manufacture and distribute them, saturating our minds with so many lies, we become thoroughly deceived about everything. His comment is just one small piece of evidence among many others revealing the true purpose for the new DARPA project is to find and eliminate true news. It’s not about our security, but theirs. His comments were directed to his boss, President Ronald Reagan, the man championed by conservatives as a national hero and true patriot, which was also my view of him for decades until I took the red pill, the righteousness pill, causing the scales to be removed from my eyes.

The CIA’s manipulation of the news media has been well documented, dating back to their founding in 1947. And it’s not limited to the news, but includes all media outlets, including movies, television programs, newspapers, magazines, and more recently, social media posts. I documented these facts in Part 2 of my book, Remnant, because it’s a sign of the times, directly fulfilling the number one warning that Jesus gave to the generation that would see His return, warning about the great deception coming. (Matthew 24)

Hopefully, DARPA’s slick new software program will be smart enough to find this post, but I don’t think they’ll like it very much.

Author: James Bailey

James Bailey is a blogger, business owner, husband and father of two grown children. In 1982, he surrendered his life to the Lord Jesus Christ. In 2012, he founded Z3news.com to broadcast the message of salvation by reporting end time news before it happens.

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