Jack Posobiec.
Senior Editor

Jack Posobiec is the Senior Editor of Human Events, a political news and analysis outlet founded in 1944. Prior to that, Posobiec served as a Washington DC correspondent at One America News Network. Posobiec is a veteran intelligence officer of the United States Navy with multiple deployments including Guantanamo Bay and East Asia. At Guantanamo Bay, Posobiec served as a HUMINT (human intelligence) analyst in the interrogation cell. In 2014, he joined the Office of Naval Intelligence as an officer at the Kennedy Irregular Warfare Center which provided intelligence to Navy Special Warfare and Navy Expeditionary Combat Command.

Posobiec completed his final deployment in 2016 as the Intelligence Director for Navy Expeditionary Forces Command Pacific – Task Force 75. Task Force 75 provides expeditionary intelligence throughout the Indo-Asia-Pacific region as directed by 7th Fleet Commander.

Posobiec has written three non-fiction books: Citizens for Trump: The Inside Story of the People’s Movement to Take Back America, all about the 2016 presidential election, 4D Warfare: A Doctrine for a New Generation of Politics, a handbook on political information operations, and Antifa: Inside the Black Bloc, about his investigations infiltrating the Antifa phenomenon in North America and their history. In 2019, Posobiec was awarded a Lincoln Fellowship by the Claremont Institute. Posobiec is also a supporter of Let Them Live, a nonprofit that saves lives from abortion by supporting women in crisis pregnancies. Posobiec’s life was the inspiration for the graphic novel ‘Agent Poso’ by Chuck Dixon and Brett Smith.

After graduating from Temple University, Posobiec spent 2 years living in China working in international business and learning to speak fluent Mandarin Chinese. Originally from the Philadelphia area, Posobiec now resides in Washington, D.C. with his wife Tanya and their two sons.

https://jonathanturley.org/2024/02/26/before-joe-james-and-hunter-there-was-great-great-grandpa-moses/

“N.B.: Notably, after this column ran the usual suspects are gathering around a “readers added context” that briefly appeared (before being taken down by Twitter). It suggested that I was arguing in the column that the Bidens are genetically prone to crime in discussing Biden’s great-great-grandfather’s conviction for attempted murder. That is manifestly untrue. (The “trait” was actually a reference to their ability to deal with scandal, not criminality itself). It takes an utter lack of sense of humor to interpret the reference to natural selection in managing legal controversies as a literal argument [for] a genetic preposition toward crime. However, humor like reason is a stranger in an age of rage.

The column was obviously drawing ironic, not genetic, comparisons to the current allegations. In anticipation of the next spin, I also referred to the “scripture” of the Bidens but I was not suggesting that they are divine or prophets. I also compared the Bidens to bottlenose dolphins but I do not believe that they are aquatic mammals. Finally, I do not believe that there is a genetic loss of humor. The faux outrage is merely adaptive behavior in this political ecosystem.”

The first bolded segment would indicate that “X” aka Twitter admins are aware of the propensity of the left to do swarm attacks, akin to the mobbing of review sites when a disfavored venue or writer is to be destroyed, and to delete obviously manufactured “context”.

The post itself was quite interesting.

https://jonathanturley.org/2024/02/23/that-didnt-stop-me-president-biden-brags-that-the-supreme-court-cannot-stop-him-from-canceling-student-debt/

I agree with your position, but I don’t know how to put your advice into practice.
Even if Posobiec had started his talk with “This is satire, folks, and it’s how the Democrats are acting,” the media would still have edited out that part.

Then, no matter how many people posted the full video, talked about it, fact-checked it, etc. they would continue to post and print their version, and many if not all of their audience would believe it.

That’s been their MO for all of Trump’s tenure, from as soon as he announced his candidacy, and probably before that as well.

It’s hard to fight that level of propaganda.
So – don’t walk on eggshells, but don’t be handing them sound-bites on a platter either — I don’t see how both are possible.

Remember, the Democrats are the people who fact-checked The Babylon Bee.
More than once.

@ Gregory Harper > “If you can’t make a relatively mild joke in an informal setting in front of a group of friends and supporters, than I think you are walking on eggshells.”

I also remind everyone that, if you are a prominent person of any kind, you have to assume that there will be someone recording everything you say anywhere anytime.
Remember Romney’s “47%” and Hillary’s “basket of deplorables” were private statements to small groups that were leaked to the media.

Regarding EU overreach into Hungarian policies on immigration or social issues I have no objections to Orban pushung back against Brussels.

like the Feds did with Seth Rich, re his laptop and other ephemera, of course Michael Isikoff was willing to put forward that pillow, its remarkable as with the pipebomb found at the DNC or the Gallows, that very few really examine most matters,

Macron won in part, because he jailed his principal rival, Fillon, maybe it was justified, and hence we saw the consequences manifest during the lockdowns, now he may have surrendered like Johnson did, but why take a chance,but it was another abject lesson, as soro’s minime Harari has said
‘elections get in the way of democracy’

Orban doesn’t think that denying the oil that allows Hungary to function is a good idea,
among others, that an invasion of persons from the levant and elsewhere is an answer to anything, that the wrong answer that got duda booted in Poland,

I like Faraga and Orban (with some reservations on the latter due to his position on Russia/Ukraine). I haven’t come to much of a conclusion on Afd.

I don’t care for Le Pen but she’s probably the best choice for France.

That was from Q, an anonymous internet poster. Q mixed in salacious conspiracy theories with known information on Russiagate. I always tended to think Q was an information op to discredit the right. Certainly the left used it that way.