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Glowie / Glowni**er: Normally used for the CIA but also used for agencies like the ATF, FBI, etc. Their inability to blend in to the native population's habits, patterns and speech makes them stick out like a sore thumb to the population, hence they "glow in the dark." The most common trappings of government shills are their inability/hesitation to use the major racial slurs, improper use of memes, and the pushing of mainstream political theories.
The term originates from schizophrenic computer programmer Terry Davis (RIP), who claimed in 2017 that "CIA ni**ers glow in the dark" in a video. Glowposting is used to refer to agents who post bait content on the internet.
The idea of glowies has been almost as old as secret services and police, however it used to be referred more as infiltrator and double agents before. The new term has popularize the idea by giving it a catchier name and better explaining it, and pointing out the main difference between the modern glowie and their forefathers from the older days: Their incompetence at their jobs. Weather older double agents and infiltrators who trained hard to make their way into the Mafia or terrorist groups were decent at their jobs and truly worked into it, the glowie is painfully bad and almost comedic levels of incompetent, remaining alive only because the "dangerous extremist groups" they infiltrate are simply not as dangerous as they like to claim when asking for millions and millions of dollars in funding from politicians and bureaucrats who also know nothing about the groups they are fighting against.
The term has now entered the cultural zeitgeist of the USA in force since the Jan 6th "insurrection", as it became clear in the following weeks that far from the media narrative of a organized coup by the "alt-right" Trump Supporters, the conflagration was the result of much of the mob being simply allowed inside of the building. The damage? Minimal. The loss of life? One, not the multiple implied by headlines, a single woman shot by security despite a large wooden door between them that was not even close to being broken down. And then there is the glowies themselves.
As soon as the protesters involved began to be prosecuted people noticed how many witnesses there were ready to testify, whose names are never shown and people who had to have been on the ground to claim those things under oath, but none of them were being prosecuted. And not in a plea deal, they had no names attached. Tucker Carlson would call them out on his show, ensuring that, even if they didn't know the specific name, most of the mainstream conservatives would now be aware of the concept.
In 2020, news broke of a plot to kidnap a US Governor in a blatant act of terrorism. Months later, we find out that of the 12 agents were involved, along with 8 witnesses from the FBI.
They had literally a 2-to-1 ratio of Fed-to-Terrorist
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What about the "Justice for Jan 6th" rally on September 28th? A event that came from nowhere, asked Trump Supporters to come protest in the middle of D.C. and then had the media talk about it for a week and the DHS warn it was "gonna be bad"... Only for people to wise up and not show. We did, however, get to see glowie on fed violence as the only arrest was the D.C. local police surrounding a man with what appeared to be a concealed carry gun only for him to turn out to be a glowie. And, of course, do not forget the other Glowie group, a bit more (or less, depending on your point of view) trained who were all standing around with the same outfit looking 100% legit?
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And, not a week ago, we saw the pathetic attempt to frame Youngkin as alt-right with the totally legit Charlottesville alt-right protesters taking a photo in front of his bus and then having Twitter boost it. It failed, pathetically, as people realized that white-supremacists wouldn't exactly include a black guy. And those people look suspiciously like Democrat party members involved with McAuliffe's campaign. In the end the Lincoln Project claimed it was "just a prank bro" while not explaining why they had retweeted claims that it was real.
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These are just proven examples of glowies. There are more which might be but we don't have solid proof. I propose we use this thread to store any possible glowies for future reference and to keep watch. The fact is the US Government openly considers a good portion of it's population right now as being terrorists, and just like how they were happy to try and entrap Richard Jewel and to stand around begging for Muslims to just please, please do some terrorism so much the mosque called the local police on the agent leading to a hilarious case of incompetence. The fact is that the "false flag" claim is no longer just a schizo excuse in the realm of hardcore conspiracy theorizing, it is slowly becoming a accepted tactic by the US Government and they have no qualms about using it. The same people who once professed a love of human rights and defense of freedom are now happy to throw us "racist mysognist far-right" under the bus and will gladly comply with the media spin.
Vigilance must be constant. Always doubt, especially if it looks too perfect to be real.
The term originates from schizophrenic computer programmer Terry Davis (RIP), who claimed in 2017 that "CIA ni**ers glow in the dark" in a video. Glowposting is used to refer to agents who post bait content on the internet.
The idea of glowies has been almost as old as secret services and police, however it used to be referred more as infiltrator and double agents before. The new term has popularize the idea by giving it a catchier name and better explaining it, and pointing out the main difference between the modern glowie and their forefathers from the older days: Their incompetence at their jobs. Weather older double agents and infiltrators who trained hard to make their way into the Mafia or terrorist groups were decent at their jobs and truly worked into it, the glowie is painfully bad and almost comedic levels of incompetent, remaining alive only because the "dangerous extremist groups" they infiltrate are simply not as dangerous as they like to claim when asking for millions and millions of dollars in funding from politicians and bureaucrats who also know nothing about the groups they are fighting against.
The term has now entered the cultural zeitgeist of the USA in force since the Jan 6th "insurrection", as it became clear in the following weeks that far from the media narrative of a organized coup by the "alt-right" Trump Supporters, the conflagration was the result of much of the mob being simply allowed inside of the building. The damage? Minimal. The loss of life? One, not the multiple implied by headlines, a single woman shot by security despite a large wooden door between them that was not even close to being broken down. And then there is the glowies themselves.
As soon as the protesters involved began to be prosecuted people noticed how many witnesses there were ready to testify, whose names are never shown and people who had to have been on the ground to claim those things under oath, but none of them were being prosecuted. And not in a plea deal, they had no names attached. Tucker Carlson would call them out on his show, ensuring that, even if they didn't know the specific name, most of the mainstream conservatives would now be aware of the concept.
In 2020, news broke of a plot to kidnap a US Governor in a blatant act of terrorism. Months later, we find out that of the 12 agents were involved, along with 8 witnesses from the FBI.
They had literally a 2-to-1 ratio of Fed-to-Terrorist
It Was a Set-Up: FBI Used at Least 12 Informants in Whitmer Kidnapping Case With Only 6 Defendants | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila
The FBI used at least 12 informants in the Michigan Whitmer kidnapping case.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
What about the "Justice for Jan 6th" rally on September 28th? A event that came from nowhere, asked Trump Supporters to come protest in the middle of D.C. and then had the media talk about it for a week and the DHS warn it was "gonna be bad"... Only for people to wise up and not show. We did, however, get to see glowie on fed violence as the only arrest was the D.C. local police surrounding a man with what appeared to be a concealed carry gun only for him to turn out to be a glowie. And, of course, do not forget the other Glowie group, a bit more (or less, depending on your point of view) trained who were all standing around with the same outfit looking 100% legit?
Watch: The Feds Really Arrest Certainly one of Their Personal at Staged ‘Justice for J6’ Rally
The Capitol Police thought they had ‘got one.” After the Feds detained a suspicious man at the “Justice for J6” rally at the nation’s capitol on Saturday, it turned out they had actually arrested one of their own. Watch:The Capitol Police officers,
www.journalposts.com
And, not a week ago, we saw the pathetic attempt to frame Youngkin as alt-right with the totally legit Charlottesville alt-right protesters taking a photo in front of his bus and then having Twitter boost it. It failed, pathetically, as people realized that white-supremacists wouldn't exactly include a black guy. And those people look suspiciously like Democrat party members involved with McAuliffe's campaign. In the end the Lincoln Project claimed it was "just a prank bro" while not explaining why they had retweeted claims that it was real.
Reports: Desperate Dems Stage False Flag Tiki Torch Photo Op at Glenn Youngkin Campaign Stop in Charlottesville | The Gateway Pundit | by Kristinn Taylor
A small group of Tiki torch bearing young men and one woman dressed alike in white dress shirts, tan khaki pants and ball caps posed together in front of Republican candidate for Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin’s campaign bus at a stop at Guadalajara Restaurant in Charlottesville Friday morning.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
Trump-Hating Lincoln Project Takes Credit for Tiki Torch False Flag Stunt Against Youngkin Campaign | The Gateway Pundit | by Kristinn Taylor
The Lincoln Project, a group of pyscho Trump-hating Republican operatives, issued a statement Friday afternoon claiming credit for the false flag Tiki torch stunt Friday morning in Charlottesville that targeted the campaign of Republican candidate for governor Glenn Youngkin.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
These are just proven examples of glowies. There are more which might be but we don't have solid proof. I propose we use this thread to store any possible glowies for future reference and to keep watch. The fact is the US Government openly considers a good portion of it's population right now as being terrorists, and just like how they were happy to try and entrap Richard Jewel and to stand around begging for Muslims to just please, please do some terrorism so much the mosque called the local police on the agent leading to a hilarious case of incompetence. The fact is that the "false flag" claim is no longer just a schizo excuse in the realm of hardcore conspiracy theorizing, it is slowly becoming a accepted tactic by the US Government and they have no qualms about using it. The same people who once professed a love of human rights and defense of freedom are now happy to throw us "racist mysognist far-right" under the bus and will gladly comply with the media spin.
Vigilance must be constant. Always doubt, especially if it looks too perfect to be real.