Welcome listener to chapter 233 of the QAnon Anonymous podcast, the Perception Management

episode.

As always we are your host Julian Fields and Travis View.

This week we are diving into the concept of disinformation here in the United States.

Specifically we'll be examining how government organizations, including the Pentagon and

various intelligence agencies, are rapidly building infrastructure with the stated purpose

of identifying and combating their definition of disinformation.

Our guest is Ken Clippenstein, a journalist for the Intercept who's written a series of

articles on various aspects of this really cool phenomenon happening here.

So Ken welcome back to the podcast, obviously not your first time.

So before we jump into all of that I hear Travis has some QAnon news for us.

Yeah, actually some really exciting stuff.

So newly released documents from the FBI provides us with some new information about how

that agency looked into QAnon.

The documents were obtained by the privately run declassified document repository of the

Black Vault through a FOIA request.

The FBI said that they had 43 pages that were relevant to the request but only 19 were

released.

And the rest were withheld supposedly because they pertained to records or information that

were compiled for law enforcement purposes in a release of which could reasonably be expected

to interfere with enforcement proceedings.

First of all, I find it a little hard to believe that the FBI only has 43 pages of documents

...