#and I don’t want the president to be brainwashed and turned against the server

[the-crimson]

Ok so here are my current thoughts on the two philosophies the candidates have based on the second debate, feel free to correct me or add ur own throughs :> (ElQuackity and Foolish aren’t included cuz they are doing their own thing lol and I haven’t seen anything from Etoiles so idk where he’d fall)

Philosophy 1: Forever, Cellbit, Felps

Use what ever power the Federation allows the President to make positive change on the island via mods and using federation resources to make events unique - ie the hide and seek event. Take advantage of what ever the President is given for however long it lasts/what ever they can.

Philosophy 2: Baghera, BBH, Gegg

Refuse to play the federations game. Turn it into a democracy or dissolve the presidency all together. Even attempting to use the power for positive change means the federation has leverage over you and can use you as a scapegoat for their bad actions so refuse to allow them that excuse.

Both philosophies are 100% valid and could play out positively or negatively depending on the federation’s plans for the president. I can also see how both sides could consider the other naive. Reading everyone’s explainations for why they think one of the philosophies is more likely to succeed based on irl cultural experiences and history has been really interesting and enlightening and has definitely given me a lot to think about.

Personally, I think combining them somehow would be the best approach but I’m excited to see how the characters handle it going forward and hope they can all come together with a unified plan before the election is over.

[ariadnelives]

Chapter 12 -- The Worst-Case Scenario

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“Honey, we're home!” Ariadne shouted as she and Spacebreather disembarked from her shuttle. “We have information and we need some synthesis!”

Alicia, Tripwire, Lefthook, and Taryn were all waiting in the docking bay for them, looking somewhat concerned.

“Promise you won't be mad?” Tripwire offered nervously.

Of course, neither Pilar nor Ariadne would make such a promise, and it's a good thing they didn't, as Pilar had never been angrier than she was when she found out Sasha had spirited away from the station.

“Please,” Alicia said calmly as Pilar kicked a crate across the room in frustration, breaking it into three pieces, “don't blame yourself for this, there was no stopping—”

“I don't blame myself!!” Pilar shouted, picking up a rather expensive-looking vase from the crate she'd kicked apart, and smashing it against the ground. “I blame you!”

“Querida, that's—” Ariadne started reassuringly, but Pilar cut her off.

“That's what, unfair? She's the one who helped her sneak out! She's the one who disguised her as me! This is on her!”

“No, it's not,” Taryn insisted, “It was Sasha's decision.”

“It's okay, Taryn,” Alicia said flatly. “This was on me, I'm the one who helped her.”

“Well, then, it's on me too,” Taryn replied angrily. “We all thought she should be allowed to go in the field. We all saw how miserable she was in here, if she said she wanted to go, there isn't one of us here who wouldn't have helped her.”

This struck something in Pilar. She was still angry, but something about hearing how her sister felt like a prisoner snapped her back to reality and made her feel a pang of guilt.

There was silence for a moment.

“I'm willing to take full responsibility for this,” Alicia said calmly, “but I need you to remain calm when I tell you this next part.”

Pilar once again made no such promise, and almost broke her hand punching the wall of the shuttle when she found out the station had lost contact with Sasha and her rogue crew, who were now presumed captured.

When she calmed down a bit, she pointed at Tripwire. “You. I want the coordinates for Sasha's last known location programmed into my shuttle five minutes ago.”

Tripwire scrambled into the shuttle in the hopes of not making the situation worse.

Pilar pointed somewhat aggressively at Alicia. “You. We're going to need to put a pin in how furious I am with you. We have information on the life centers and we'll need all the help we can get in order to mount a rescue.”

Alicia bit her lip and nodded.

Pilar then pointed at Taryn. “And YOU. Took a lot for someone as young as you to stand up to me like that for the sake of your crewmates. Me and Ariadne will have to have a talk about your name.”

Taryn would have smiled under any other circumstances.

***

Pilar was, at the moment, too anxious to pilot the shuttle, and Alicia was poring over the information they'd retrieved from La Pesadilla, so Ariadne took the driver's seat. Of course, she was just as anxious as Pilar, but she put it aside because her hands were a little bit steadier and Spacebreather was much better at panicking.

“So, I think it's pretty obvious what the immersion pods and Cortex implants are for,” Alicia offered.

“Let's pretend it's not,” Pilar snapped, “Sorry, my brain is all over the place right now. I'm going to need you to assume nothing is obvious.”

“Okay,” Alicia replied calmly, trying to strike a balance between being accommodating and condescending in the hopes of not getting Pilar even angrier at her. “Well, it's a cult. In the old days, and I'm talking really old, they would prey on people who crave structure and ritual, they convince those people that they're better off with someone else making all the decisions for them, then convince them that any of their loved ones who've got concerns are actually the cause of all their suffering.”

“And how do the pods and implants factor into it?” Pilar asked, trying equally hard to be patient, as she did technically ask for a long-winded explanation.

“Well, see, eventually they tried to make it seem more rational and scientific. They introduced fancy-looking machines that they claimed measured mental stress, or the despair of the soul, or some other intangible quality that no court could technically prove they weren't measuring. They'd scare people into joining their practice by showing them hard data that seemed to prove they'd be better off in the cult. I think this is something similar. The pods and the implants would both allow the cult's leadership to do all sorts of things. Show them visions of their god, convince them their dead loved ones can't get into heaven unless they sign up, encode their brain with the irresistible urge to wear ugly orange robes. In fact, they wouldn't even need to go to all the trouble of exploiting a certain group of people. They could program the appropriate psychological profile, with the brainwashing already done, onto a disk and then just pop it into people's heads. Anyone who agreed to their audit would be clay in their hands as soon as the machine turned on.”

“That'd explain why nobody ever seems to come out of the Life Centers,” Pilar looked slightly confused, “but then, why both? You could do that with the just pods or just the implants, and since the implants need to be surgically installed, it doesn't seem all that practical, you know?”

“Again, I'm not sure this is what they're doing. I'm just saying, it's something they could be used for. I agree, the implants aren't practical for large-scale cult programming, but they could be used for a more direct form of mind control.”

“How do you mean?” Pilar asked.

“Well,” Alicia continued, “we've considered the possibility that maybe our impostor Ariadne might not be pulling the strings?”

“And the quantum shift generator?” Pilar asked.

“Still not sure. I'd guess it has something to do with the life centers. I mean, the impostor usually seems to be in two places at once, with the right tweaking, a quantum shift generator could make that possible. Or…” Alicia saw the look on Pilar’s face and instantly regretted beginning this sentence. “…some of the old-school cults actually had prison ships so they could detain people who wanted to leave. A quantum shift generator could be used to freeze a person in time so you don’t have to worry about supplying them with food and water.”

Pilar looked horrified. “We have to get my sister out of there…”

“We will,” Alicia started, “just—”

“Don't,” Pilar snapped. “You and I… we're not there yet.”

“That's it,” Alicia sighed, “I was really hoping I wouldn't have to do this, but…”

Alicia pulled a small circular hologram projector out of her pocket and attached earbuds to it.

“I've made a call. Hopefully they can talk some sense into you,” Alicia said, placing the projector on the table. “She's on hold, just tap the crystal.”

Alicia quietly went up to the cockpit and took the controls from a very relieved Ariadne, who walked back to be with Spacebreather.

Spacebreather had the earbuds in both her ears, listening to the woman in the hologram that Ariadne recognized immediately.

She looked a lot like Alicia, although her demeanor was slightly more relaxed. Her hair was long and twisted into colorful locs, and she had a faintly visible scar that started on her forehead, crossed her left eye and eyebrow, and landed at the top of a prominent cheekbone.

She was talking quickly, and from having spent so much time with Alicia's younger sister Ariana Baltimore, that the speech she was giving was probably sarcastic and full of borderline irrelevant tangents.

Ariadne wished she could hear what Baltimore was saying. She was something of an expert in sisterly conflict. For some incredibly complex reasons that frankly don't need to be recounted again, Alicia was forced to fake her death and disappeared for ten years, and she and Ariana had spent the last several years working to patch up the damage this had done to their relationship.

Pilar was listening intently, shaking almost imperceptibly. Her responses to Baltimore's speech were mostly nods and quiet utterances of “mhm” and “okay.” At the beginning, she seemed angry, but her expression quickly softened until she looked sad, and then horribly guilty. By the end, both Baltimore and Pilar were crying.

“Thank you,” Pilar said to her.

Baltimore said something back.

“I will,” Pilar responded, and unplugged the headphones so Ariadne could hear.

Another woman walked into the holographic display. This was Marisol Beam-Spacebreather, Baltimore's wife and Pilar's adoptive older sister. Her brown hair was longer than the last time they'd seen her.

“Hi Pilar! Hi Ariadne!” Beam cheered. “We hear you're on a dangerous mission!”

“I wasn't super listening when Alicia described it to me but as I understand it, you're trying to help the President of Mars get his confidence back?” Baltimore asked while maintaining a totally straight face.

“Not even close,” Ariadne grinned.

“And Mars doesn't have a—” Pilar started, but was cut off by Baltimore.

“I know, I'm just being a jerk. Just be safe, okay?” Baltimore said. “And remember what I told you.”

“And come back alive,” Beam quipped, “I mean, ideally. We want to bring the twins out to the station on Halloween weekend and it'd probably be better if you two weren't dead, so please try to make it an easy mission!”

“We'll do our best,” Pilar smiled, and wiped away a tear.

“What'd she say?” Ariadne asked.

“She gave me a lot to think about, and thought about a few things for me so I didn’t have to,” Pilar did not elaborate, and Ariadne did not pry further.

Ariadne and Pilar both intended to fulfill their promise to remain safe when they stepped off the ship. They gave Alicia instructions on what to do should they not make it back in time for the rendezvous, and attempted to break into the Life Center closest to Sasha's last known location.

It was almost too easy to break into. Seemingly, whoever was in charge of activating the security system had forgotten to do so, and despite the late hour, there was not a night watchman in sight.

Ariadne and Spacebreather quietly scanned for some kind of dungeon or holding cell, and after observing two barracks where rows of acolytes slept in bunk beds, a small kitchenette that seemed to be devoid of all seasonings, a recreation room that consisted of a few card tables and uncomfortably religious board games, and three separate dark rooms that had very little besides a capsule resembling a refrigerator in them, they found a large vault with the door ajar.

They silently hoped that this meant that Sasha and her rogue crew had escaped on their own. When they got inside, they found little more than dusty wooden crates, statues covered by white sheets, and shelves of books that had been there so long that, while there was no way for Ariadne to notice this, the dust mites in the pages had evolved into their own subspecies.

The only person inside was a young white man, about Ariadne's age, with dark hair and a naturally punchable face. He was shoving various trinkets, scrolls, and volumes into a large duffel bag.

He jumped back when he noticed that anyone else was in the room at all, but when he saw Pilar's tattoos a second later, he recognized her immediately.

“They let you out?!” Prescott said in a tone that was somewhere between a whisper, a gasp, and a scream.

“Uh … what?” Spacebreather replied.

“Do we know you?” Ariadne asked.

“Ugh, I guess if you want a job done right, you've got to do it yourself.” Prescott tapped the face of his watch several times and suddenly the silence split open as alarms rang through the air. Emergency lights switched on with a loud clunk and the vault door swung closed behind them. As easily as he'd deactivated the security, he'd switched the system back on, and the open vault door had triggered a full lockdown. He spoke loudly and clearly into his watch. “Babe, I've got what I need. I'm gonna need that teleport.”

“You got it,” a female voice said from the watch.

Pilar, however, moved slightly more quickly than the woman on the other end of the line. She unsheathed two of the knives strapped to her thigh and, in one move, sliced the watch from Prescott's wrist with her right hand, knocked Prescott several feet back, pinning him against the wall, and placed the knife in her left hand against his throat. Ariadne instinctively drew her blaster and trained it on his forehead.

The watch fell onto the open duffel bag, and there was a flash of white light. The watch and the duffel bag were both gone, presumably now in the possession of whatever accomplice Prescott had been talking to.

“You blew our cover and I've had a really bad day,” Pilar growled at the young man who was suppressing the impulse to wet himself. “If you want to keep all your fingers you'd better be able to get us out of here. ¿Está claro?”

Prescott began to laugh nervously.

“Something funny?” Pilar let the knife press a little harder against his throat.

“You just flushed it down the toilet!” Prescott laughed wildly. “Unless you've got a teleport of your own, the only way out of this vault just poofed away with my nest egg.”

“Wrong answer,” Pilar shouted and, with the knife that wasn't pressed to his throat, severed his right pinky and ring finger. The resulting scream was loud enough to drown out the alarms. “Clearly you've shut the security down before, so if you want this little piggy to keep eating roast beef you'd better tell us how to open that vault door.”

“That's toes,” Ariadne shouted over the alarms and Prescott's continuing sobs.

“What?” Pilar asked sharply.

“This Little Piggy, that's toes, not fingers,” Ariadne explained. “Still, I'd do what she says, you're losing a lot of blood.”

“It only opens from the outside, someone has to let us out,” Prescott whimpered.

“Try again,” Pilar hissed, and with another scream, his middle finger fell to the floor. “You've got 17 fingers and toes left to give me the right answer.”

“And probably some other things you'd rather not lose,” Ariadne added helpfully.

When the screams died down, Prescott managed to push a response through the tears. “I set up the security system,” he was gasping between every few words, “they know me. When they come check the vault, I can convince them this was a— surprise security, uh, audit, that you two are consultants, and that the system malfunctioned and trapped us here.”

Pilar considered this.

“P… please… don't hurt me again,” Prescott begged.

“Right answer,” she said, and dropped him hard to the ground. He fell to his knees and attempted to wad his T-shirt around his bleeding hand.

“You… you fucking bitch…” Prescott whimpered, which prompted a flash of rage in Ariadne that manifested in her clubbing him in the eye with the butt of her pistol.

Prescott fell to the floor, unconscious.

“Sorry,” Ariadne said immediately, “Oh god, Pilar, I'm so sorry.”

“Don't be,” Pilar said back. “You just knocked him out.”

“But now we're trapped for real,” Ariadne was trying very hard not to panic.

“Would've happened either way,” Pilar shrugged, and slumped back against a crate, waiting for their captors to come recover them.

“How do you figure?” Ariadne asked, really hoping to make sense of what she was being told.

“You were faster than me,” Pilar replied, “which is the only reason he's unconscious and not dead.”

Ariadne sat down next to Pilar and waited for someone to collect them.

[tonxstark]

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[opedguy]

DNI Dan Coats Contradicts Trump

LOS ANGELES Picking 75-year-old former U.S. Sen. Dan Coats (R-Id.) for Director of National Security, 72-year-old President Donald Trump go what he deserved, someone without much intel or national security experience.  Now Coats carries the water for the left, warning the media about “blinking red lights” with regard to continued Russian meddling in the United States.  When Trump met July 16 at the Helsinki summit with 65-year-old Russian President Vladimir Putin, he refused to say whether or not Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election.  When asked whether or not Russian meddled, Trump said, “I don’t know why they would.” One day later, Trump clarified that he meant to say “wouldn’t,” not would.  Whatever Trump said, he hasn’t had much trust in the intelligence community since they told former President George W. Bush that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.

            Trump’s trust in the intel community plummeted when he found out that he was being wiretapped by former President Barack Obama’s FBI, Department of Justice [DOJ] and National Security Agency [NSA]. Coats now becomes part of the chorus criticizing Trump for not buying the intel community’s assessment that Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election.  Once former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinto was done blaming former FBI Director James Comey, she turned her blame to Russia.  She told Trump in the last presidential debate in Las Vegas he was a “Putin puppet,” the same narrative that exists today. Hillary did her utmost to tie Trump to the Kremlin, eventually prevailing on Deputy Atty. Gen. Rod Rosenstein who appointed former FBI Director Robert Mueller Special Counsel May 17, 2017 to determine whether or not Trump colluded with the Kremlin.

            Rosenstein’s July 13 indictments of 12 Russian GRU military intelligence operatives gave Coats all he needed to keep the red lights blinking about Russian meddling in U.S. affairs. Whether admitted to or not, Russia and the U.S. have always been in each other’s business since the dark days of the Cold War.  If you listened to Putin interviewed July 16 by Fox News Chris Wallace, you’d conclude Russia did nothing unusual hacking the Democratic National Committee email server and private email account of former Hillary Campaign Chairman John D. Podesta.  Russia hacks reported by Julian Assange’s Wikileaks July 6, 2016 showed that former DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz sabotaged the campaign of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.). Those same hacks showed that interim DNC chairwoman Donna Braziles gave Hillary CNN debate questions in advance.

           Contradicting Trump on continued Russian meddling, Coats thinks he’s just doing his job.  “I was just doing my job,” Coats told the Aspen Security Forum yesterday, defending his public rebuke of Trump.  “As I expressed to the president on my third visit to the Oval Office as his adviser, I said:  ‘Mr. President, there will be time I have to bring news that you don’t want to hear.  But know that it will to the best extent unvarnished non-politicized, and the best our incredible intelligence community can produce,’” said Coats, laying it on  too thick for the president.  Coats himself has no intel experience.  When he tries to sell Trump on “our incredible intelligence community,” Trump knows how they botched the Iraq War.  Trump also knows how Obama’s intel community investigated Trump under dubious “probable cause,” using Hillary’s paid opposition research AKA “the dossier.”

            Coats walks on thin ice publicly rebuking the president, especially because as Director of National Intelligence [DNI] he gets programmed by the CIA, Defense Intelligence Agency and other sources, the same ones that got it wrong on Iraq.  When Coats talks about blinking red lights regarding ongoing Russian meddling, he’s making sweeping statements without asking a basic question:  Where does the meddling show up?  With all the talk about nine intel agencies insisting that the Russia meddled in the 2016 election, where’s the evidence? If you ask Hillary, she might blame her loss on the Russians.  On another day, it’s on James Comey.  Or yet another on some other conspiracy.  Saying the Russian meddled does not prove that it had any effect on voters.  Trump doesn’t accept the intel community, implying that Putin helped Trump win the election against Hillary.

            Today;s knee-jerk response in media, on Capitol Hill and in all anti-Trump circles is that Russia’s propaganda and disinformation threatens U.S. democracy.  That kind of group-think, faulty thinking is so preposterous that it defies imagination. When you really examine what Coats says, he’s saying that Russian magicians can somehow brainwash American citizens at will.  “It was important to make a stand on behalf o the intelligence community, and on behalf of the American people,” said Coats.  Coats knows so little about disinformation, propaganda and brainwashing, he’s exactly the wrong person to head the DNI.  Trump needs someone who’s not a black-or-white thinker, who knows nuance.  Both the U.S. and Russian Federation have active global information campaigns designed to sway the thinking of U.S. and Russian citizens.  Beyond that, there’s zero evidence that meddling works.

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John M. Curtis writes politically neutral commentary analyzing spin in national and global news. He’s editor of OnlineColumnist.com and author of Dodging The Bullet and Operation Charisma.