Facebook Stopped Employees from Reading an Internal Report About Insurrection

I’m sure that a small group had planned something very serious. I don’t know how many of the 2000 people were a part of that, and how many were, as you say, “trespassing.”

I found it very serious too. I have a serious medical condition. It’s very important that I be able to get to hospital quickly. I’m terrified of being in a place like the capitol, and being stuck there without access to an ambulance.

My point - and this is not a popular one - is that any gathering that has the potential to delay emergency services is a serious matter. Anyone who causes it should be held accountable for the deaths that result.

Obviously most of the group did not have any real plans. But some did. There were explosives planted, maps of underground escape routes, zip ties for taking prisoners, chat messages planning and coordinating, and I suspect much more that is not released yet due to the ongoing investigations.

Looks like a dead ringer for the definition to me. It doesn't have to be -well- planned or likely to succeed.

What do you mean by your question?

Of course it's progress. It's just a matter of asking what we are progressing towards.

it definitely seems like technical progress! it reminds me of reading about xkeyscore, except that Fb is doing both intelligence and interventions on the same platform.

I'd love to learn about CORGI and HELLCAT and those other nifty tools they're using.

Facebook was funded by CIA in-q-tel