Revolutionary or Puppet? Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai's Intriguing RoleThe evidence increasingly points to the "Conscience Coalition", now known as "The Network", as having masterminded the "National Movement of Concerned Citizens". It's suspected "The Network" functioned as a hidden proxy organization under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State's Religious Prisoners of Conscience (RPOC) Project. Greg Mitchell's ties to Scientology and the Commission on International Religious Freedom lend credence to these suspicions.

Members from Scientology, Freedom Keepers, and Texas Millions March sought to integrate Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai, a self-proclaimed "revolutionary", into several protest events, embodying the "right-wing" aspect of an apparent agitation campaign.

The plot thickens as the same figures involved in the Texas Millions March are the central operatives in the Freedom Keepers organization.

Do familiar faces appear across states, from sunny California to the shores of Massachusetts?

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Underneath the Coalition: Scientology’s Proxy and the U.S. State DepartmentThe improbable scenario of someone inadvertently linking a health freedom-associated domain to a specific IP address range uncovers a fascinating correlation. This correlation involves Del Bigtree and Lori Jean Raines, a Texas community organizer known for the "Texas Million's March," a frequently appearing connection.

Raines, celebrated for her work with Jonathan Lockwood, an undercover Scientologist, played a role in developing the “National Movement of Concerned Citizens." A thorough analysis of this "protest coalition" suggests Bigtree might be serving as a conduit for Scientology in the U.S. Department of State's Religious Prisoners of Conscience (RPOC) Project. This could explain the choice of name, the "Conscience Coalition," for Scientologist lobbyist Greg Mitchell’s coalition.

Notably, Bigtree's multiple associations to the U.S. Department of State require additional exploration.

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Manipulating Perception: The Role of the Limited Hangout in Information ControlA "limited hangout" strategy involves the deliberate disclosure of selected information to prevent the discovery or exposure of more important or damaging details. In other words, some truths (often relatively minor or less damaging) are released to distract attention from, or cover up, larger and more damaging secrets.

In the face of overwhelming photographic evidence or eyewitness accounts, a limited hangout strategy could involve admitting to some form of contact with the individuals or groups in question, while denying any deeper relationship.

For instance, an individual might admit to having met with the person or group in a professional context or at public events, citing these encounters as the source of the photographic evidence. This kind of limited admission can serve to build credibility, as it acknowledges some of the undeniable evidence while still disputing the more serious allegations.

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The Yellow Vest Effect: An Impending Echo in U.S. Dissent?Initiated in France in November 2018, the Yellow Vests Revolution was named after the ubiquitous high-visibility vests, symbolizing working-class struggle. This unique French uprising seems to inspire a similar movement within key U.S. states.

Psychological operations specialist Erin Olszewski established charities in Florida and Wisconsin, ostensibly to fuel yellow-vest protests. Concurrently, Crypto-Scientologist Jonathan Lockwood devised the Freedom Keepers, utilizing yellow vests and shirts for solidarity. Likewise, U.S. Air Force Captain Kevin Tuttle incorporated yellow insignias, underscoring the vest theme.

This implies a significant possibility of extensive protests driven by individuals proficient in psychological warfare, public affairs, and agitation strategies. Notably, these individuals appear to be linked to Scientology's Washington D.C. lobbyist.

Did a contested election scenario follow the next year?

The Elusive Jackpot: Unraveling the Intersection of Protests, Charities, and ScientologyThree distinct characteristics – peaceful protests, the utilization of unifying symbols or colors, and the involvement of civil society organizations – is a phenomenon which historical evidence resoundingly corroborates. The likelihood of these elements converging by sheer chance is akin to repeatedly winning the lottery.

In 2019, Greg Mitchell, on behalf of Scientology, lobbied various U.S. institutions including the Department of State (DOS), the Agency for International Development (USAID), the Commission on International Religious Freedom, and the Senate and House of Representatives.

On April 23, 2019, Jonathan Lockwood, a Crypto-Scientologist and agitator, joined forces with Del Bigtree at the Capitol in Oregon. Concurrently, a pop-up charity named "Florida Freedom Alliance," one of many administered by Army psyops specialist Erin Olszewski, organized a rally at the Capitol in Florida.

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Shades of Change: Unmasking the Vibrant Struggles of Color RevolutionsA color revolution refers to various related movements that developed in several countries in the former Soviet Union, the Balkans, and the Middle East during the early 2000s. The term has become widely used to describe a series of nonviolent protests and movements to bring about government change, often involving the use of a specific color or symbol.

They usually emerge following contested elections and allege voter fraud and electoral rigging, leading to demonstrations advocating for political change.

Characteristics of a Color Revolution-Non-violent protests
-Contested elections
-Use of a unifying symbol or color
-Civil Society Organizations

A Preponderance of EvidenceThe social media advertisements for the Millions March, posted by Air Force Public Affairs Officer Captain and protest coordinator Kevin Tuttle, also known as "Mediocris Kevin," utilized the symbolic clenched fist commonly associated with socialist protest movements like Serbia's Otpor (Отпор) or Black Lives Matter.

Shortly after the announcement of the Millions March protest, Jonathan Lockwood, a crypto-Scientologist and provocateur, traveled to California, where he held a meeting with Denise Aguilar, Tara Thornton, Michelle Ford, Dana Gorman, and several other individuals who have not been identified yet.

Interestingly, while in California, Lockwood's social media advertisements bore a striking resemblance to Kevin Tuttle's. This coincidence raises questions and points to a potential connection between the leaders of the "National Movement of Concerned Citizens" and a small group of Scientologists in California.

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//ERIN OLSZEWSKI AND THE PAUL OFFIT AFFAIR//[READ TIME: 01 min. 40 sec.]
[WATCH TIME: 4 min. 30 sec.]

//BLUF//In late October 2018, the obscure Erin Olszewski (PsyOps and Civil Affairs) organized the activists to attend the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) meeting.

Once at ACIP, the CDC Public Relations Officer met with Jamie Lynn Juarez allegedly because of her familial ties to high-ranking members of the military.

Juarez used the supposed chance meeting to invite Paul Offit to lunch and a photo op.

Analysts assess with a high confidence the true intention of the meeting and photo op was to soften the image for Paul Offit within anti-vaccine circles.

The secondary effect gave obscure and new activists social proof: they had access to the vaccine industry’s untouchable and most notorious valuable mouthpiece.

The blowback from the anti-vaccine community caused Olszewski to spin the event to further the objectives for #OperationFuriosa.

THE RISE OF DENISE AGUILAR

//BLUF//Denise Aguilar is the self-purported leader of the “Mom Militia”, Freedom Angels, and Latinos for Medical Freedom.

Her rise to fame and influence within the anti-vaccine movement are no accident. Elements within Scientology and the Nation of Islam groomed her as part of an influence operation, labeled by our analysts as #OperationFuriosa.

//SUMMARY//Denise Aguilar and Laira de la Vega coordinated a large rally on Monday, August 6, 2018 at the State Capital in Sacramento, California.

Her stated purpose for the "Rally for Justice" was to get media coverage for the lawsuit. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr and Del Bigtree won a lawsuit against Health & Human Services (HHS) for not filing required vaccine safety reports with Congress.

Aguilar used the event as social proof to penetrate the anti-vaccine movement.

Bigtree hosted Aguilar and Vega on an episode of the Highwire shortly after the rally.

The Instagram post from Ohio Freedom Keepers has pinpointed a connection between the website of Texas Millions March and the "Freedom Keepers" brand.

Both entities have adopted similar themes, comprising a yellow backdrop with black text. Consequently, any reference made in close proximity to either organization is expected to correlate with the same network range, a phenomenon that is clearly manifested in the data.

Both the domains illinoisfreedomkeepers[.]org and unitedmmamv[.]com were registered on June 25th, 2019. The latter, coordinated by Public Affairs Officer Kevin Tuttle, served as an umbrella organization under which all forthcoming protests were to be grouped.

Given the minuscule probability, approximately 0.000000686, of a randomly selected domain being hosted on any of the 254 usable IP addresses in the 50.63.202[.]0/24 network range, it's not surprising to find connections between organizations and events situated in Florida, Illinois, Ohio, Texas, and now Wisconsin.

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