Protesters beware! Agent provocateurs are active!

I was following the protest a bit the other night, and I couldn't help but feel that Americans still have quite a lot to learn when it comes to how demonstrations work. It seemed somewhat strange to me when the crowd started heading toward Washington, D.C., specifically toward the NBC building. It’s such a long trek, so I suppose it would be perfectly natural if many people just gave up halfway through, causing the number of protesters to gradually dwindle. Some people even began to suspect things right there on the spot, and honestly, it is entirely possible that we were dealing with undercover provocateurs. That kind of thing isn't really unheard of in other countries, either.

A provocateur is essentially someone who is infiltrated into a group of people, where their specific task is to incite members or the entire collective toward dangerous or illegal acts, which can then be used to compromise the target group.

State authorities, police departments, and intelligence agencies often make use of these provocateurs.

I suppose this is something everyone participating in protests should probably read, because those undercover agents can truly become a significant problem.

I don't want to talk nonsense, so here are a few videos regarding these types of agents:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrJ7aU-n1L8&
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oqqu44kA9OE&

And here is a two-hour documentary:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZxkAn-g4Xo

For instance, during last year's G20 summit in New York City, the police were reportedly inserting their own people among the protesters to encourage unrest, which would then allow them to legitimately use force to disperse innocent demonstrators.

Good luck with the protests, and I hope you all stay vigilant against those provocateurs!

I honestly think you’re nothing more than an agent provocateur here.

By the time I actually get around to watching all those videos, the protests will probably be over already.🙂

Don’t take anyone’s word for it, not even mine. 😁

But in all seriousness, I think we really need to expand on this warning and treat it with the gravity it deserves, because if we don't, I fear even more innocent people might end up behind bars...

Nice post, Joseph Chavez8. It’s actually pretty eye-opening to dive into that old-school playbook politicians love to use.

So, picture this scenario: you’ve got a massive rally happening at a major plaza, maybe somewhere like Independence Square in D.C., where tens of thousands of people show up to protest for veteran rights. Everyone there is acting totally respectful—no weapons being waved around, no hate speech, just a huge crowd peacefully making it clear they aren't happy with what Washington is doing.

And then, out of nowhere, a handful of young agitators suddenly show up, looking for a fight and pushing for actual aggression (and I’m definitely not talking about the peaceful protesters here). And just like that, boom.
The next morning, the headlines aren't about the fact that an entire city square was filled with people calmly demanding accountability from the political elite; instead, you’re staring at a bloody headline about some clash in the streets.

To make matters even worse, these aggressive types get all the media attention without even trying. They basically get handed the spotlight on a silver platter.

Personally, I've seen enough...

I think I’ve figured out how we can actually trip up those undercover agitators and expose them once and for all!

The plan is simple: announce the exact time and location for the next protest, but secretly tip off all our supporters that it's actually just a setup designed to lure in nothing but infiltrators...

It might be even smarter to pick a street with plenty of storm drains. We could hide out in the sewers a day early, then when things kick off, just peek through the grates, snap some photos with digital cameras, and post the evidence of these provocateurs right here on the forum.

Or, better yet, just set up fake profiles for them on Mark Zuckerberg's social media platforms...

Mark Carter4 said:I think I’ve figured out how we can actually trip up those undercover agitators and expose them once and for all!

The plan is simple: announce the exact time and location for the next protest, but secretly tip off all our supporters that it's actually just a setup designed to lure in nothing but infiltrators...

It might be even smarter to pick a street with plenty of storm drains. We could hide out in the sewers a day early, then when things kick off, just peek through the grates, snap some photos with digital cameras, and post the evidence of these provocateurs right here on the forum.

Or, better yet, just set up fake profiles for them on Mark Zuckerberg's social media platforms...

Here you go, the entire website: http://www.agentprovocateur.com/ 👍

goldengull3 said:Here you go, the entire website: http://www.agentprovocateur.com/ 👍

I believe I spotted Josephine over in Times Square...

goldengull3 said:Here you go, the entire website: http://www.agentprovocateur.com/ 👍

🤣😂

Thanks, man... honestly one of the best links I've come across on this whole forum...😁

Noah Perez5 said:I was following the protest a bit the other night, and I couldn't help but feel that Americans still have quite a lot to learn when it comes to how demonstrations work. It seemed somewhat strange to me when the crowd started heading toward Washington, D.C., specifically toward the NBC building. It’s such a long trek, so I suppose it would be perfectly natural if many people just gave up halfway through, causing the number of protesters to gradually dwindle. Some people even began to suspect things right there on the spot, and honestly, it is entirely possible that we were dealing with undercover provocateurs. That kind of thing isn't really unheard of in other countries, either.

A provocateur is essentially someone who is infiltrated into a group of people, where their specific task is to incite members or the entire collective toward dangerous or illegal acts, which can then be used to compromise the target group.

State authorities, police departments, and intelligence agencies often make use of these provocateurs.

I suppose this is something everyone participating in protests should probably read, because those undercover agents can truly become a significant problem.

I don't want to talk nonsense, so here are a few videos regarding these types of agents:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrJ7aU-n1L8&
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oqqu44kA9OE&

And here is a two-hour documentary:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZxkAn-g4Xo

For instance, during last year's G20 summit in New York City, the police were reportedly inserting their own people among the protesters to encourage unrest, which would then allow them to legitimately use force to disperse innocent demonstrators.

Good luck with the protests, and I hope you all stay vigilant against those provocateurs!

This is exactly what I was thinking about the moment the protests kicked off. I know certain people who are so blinded by fervor that they refuse to consider this possibility.

goldengull3 said:Here you go, the entire website: http://www.agentprovocateur.com/ 👍

Is a supermod actually allowed to troll like that? 😁 They're pretty damn good provocateurs otherwise.

So, anyone stirring up trouble is just a provocateur now? Real deep, Phlegma. Always has been. They remind me of those small-time scammers out in rural Alabama..