Twitterの自称反ワクチン派方面から満州カルト臭

 

2023年1月25日水曜日

米国の反ワクチン派の巣窟、Substackがアレな件

https://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2023/01/substack.html

速報：海外ではワクチン未接種に怒りの矛先が向かい始めました。

「ワクチン未接種はワクチンの潜在的な危険性を知っていたにも関わらず、私たちに警告をしなかった。今、彼らの手は血に染まっている。私たちが知らないことを彼らは知っていたのに黙っていた」 pic.twitter.com/p3TwjeODtw

— 南雲 香織 - Kaori Nagumo (@nagunagumomo) January 25, 2023

 

https://t.co/poQcc5P9qThttps://t.co/3LNRRi3wk2

— 南雲 香織 - Kaori Nagumo (@nagunagumomo) January 25, 2023

これまた自称反ワクチン派がカルト臭漂うデマを・・・

iQfy - Overview, News & Competitors | ZoomInfo.com https://www.zoominfo.com › iqfy iQfy is a company that operates in the Information Technology and Services industry. It employs 11-20 people and has $1M-$5M of revenue. We Are All Targets: How Renegade Hackers Invented Cyber War ... https://books.google.com › books Matt Potter · 2023 · ‎History “How People Used to Download Games from the Radio,” https://iqfy.com/how-people-used-to-download- games-from-the-radio/. The Birth of a Lie — 4chan's role in Simu Liu's ties to ... - Medium https://medium.com › the-birth-of-a-lie-4chans-role-in-... Sep 21, 2021 — Given the link between IQFY, Ganker, Femoid, Wauf! and Lulz, the link between HookTube and Lulz, and the near identical domain listings on whois ... Iqfy.com is a real nothing of a website. The domain seems to have been registered sometime around 2016, but beyond that the website only seems to exist as a page for any internet sleuths to be redirected to should they want to investigate Lulz.com or any of their partner sites further. Whilst iqfy.com doesn’t directly mention Lulz, or any of the other websites, it does ask users to forward any queries about the site to the same email address — “contact@iqfy.com”. Whois.net DomainTools also sheds some light on further links between the six sites. HookTube, Lulz, Ganker, Femoid and Wauf! all hold very similar domain profile listings. For instance, all sites share the same registar - Namecheap. This in itself could just be coincidental, as Namecheap are a relatively trusted and popular hosting service. However, all six sites are also have the same registrant, “Withheld for Privacy Purposes”. This isn’t because information has been redacted from the site or censored in any way, that is actually the exact name of the registrant — withheldforprivacy.com, who list their offices in Kalkofnsvegur 2, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland. The address in question is real, but the “office space” rented out in this location is fake. That is, unless of course the hundreds (if not thousands) of scamming websites found to be “operating” out of this address all work in the same office. Also worth mentioning — the actual building listed at the Kalkofnsvegur 2, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland address is the “Icelandic Phallological Museum”, so… definitely not office space. Withheld for Privacy and the address they’re registered at were both created under the guise of helping anyone who wants to retain their anonymity but also be a registrant of a website. In actual reality, the service allows scammers to create websites without any fear of having their details traced back to them in case someone were to use a tool such as whois.domaintools.com to look them up. Withheld for Privacy and their Kalkofnsvegur 2 address have been associated with dozens of scam websites, including fake clones of popular sites like CoinBase, PlayAsia, and Microsoft. A more comprehensive list of the scam websites registered under Withheld for Privacy’s address can be found here. It’s no stretch of the imagination to assume from here that the owner of all six sites is the same person. Given the link between IQFY, Ganker, Femoid, Wauf! and Lulz, the link between HookTube and Lulz, and the near identical domain listings on whois.net, the sites in question must be solely owned by Swack — whoever Swack is. From here the question isn’t why Swack faked this connection between /r/aznidentity and Simu Liu, but rather how did they generate so much buzz surrounding the controversy and where did it first originate? Well, the latter is easy. It first appeared on 4chan’s /pol/ board. The earliest reference to the Lulz.com post appeared on a 4chan post on the 17th of this month, entitled “Asian incel who spammed porn on 4chan was Marvel actor Simu Liu — exposed”. The post in question references a Slate article about the incel subreddit /r/aznidentity, in which Yale undergraduate Eileen Huang was attacked by members of the community for an opinion piece she published back in 2020. Although the 4chan post makes mention of Simu Liu and the Slate article, the piece on Slate never mentions Simu Liu in any capacity. Not only was the inciting post on the 4chan board dated on the 17th, but the archive.is backup shows that the username in question for the article was changed on the 17th — implying that the anonymous user on the /pol/ board also changed the Lulz article to feature Simu Liu’s Reddit username just before posting their “evidence”. Could the 4chan poster in question be Swack? Again, this is impossible to prove with any certainty due to the anonymous nature of 4chan — but I think it’s more than fair to make an educated guess. The links between Will JZ/Swack and the /pol/ board go back as far as four years, combined with Swack’s ownership of the original Lulz.com post, and the timeframe between which the 4chan post appeared and the date the Lulz.com article was edited, all point toward Swack being the one made the original 4chan post. The why is, sadly, not exactly earth shattering. As far as 4chan is concerned, whilst several comments tied to Swack’s 4chan post speak about how Disney “paid 1 million” to scrub Simu Liu’s internet history from the internet, the underlying theme to every 4chan comment is the same — racism. It’s not exactly light reading, but you can find a few examples of the anti-Asian rhetoric perpetuated on 4chan in these screenshots. What is interesting to note in these comments is the purported “war” between 4chan and /r/aznidentity, a focus of the original Lulz.com written by Swack. This is more assumption that fact, but my theory is that Swack was hoping to inspire another internet “war” between 4chan and /r/aznidentity, whilst simultaneously making a link to Simu Liu — all just to generate clicks for his article, and therefore more money for his site. So — whilst the nature of Simu Liu’s post history on Reddit is up to you to form an opinion on, his supposed ties to the incel community are all but debunked given the context of his Reddit posts and the clearly fake nature of the article Lulz.com has falsely attributed to Simu Liu. That is, everything except Edward Hong’s post on Simu Liu. Edward Hong, actor and independent filmmaker Whilst the atricle attributed to Simu Liu was edited and circulated on the 17th, this wasn’t the earliest mention of his ties to incels — that in fact originated with Edward Hong, better known as @CinnabonMonster on Twitter. In a series of tweets that were made on the 16th, voice actor Edward Hong spoke about his former ties to Men’s Rights Activists, and how one of the “ringleaders” of this group he was a part of was in fact Simu Liu. He later said that “for those asking for receipts, you won’t find any”, and that “all Reddit board and Twitter conversations have been scrubbed clean with specific MRA involvement”. His tweet was later bolstered by Roslyn Talusan, who shared private messages between herself and Simu Liu, as well as accounts of other allegations brought against him. It’s also important to note that whilst Edward Hong’s post on the 16th was the first time he’d directly accused Simu Liu of anything, he has made comments tying Simu Liu to Mens Rights Activists as early as the 6th of this month and also mentioned having “major issues” with Liu in a Twitter post back in June. Hong, unlike Swack, is a real person with an online identity. He’s had several roles in TV, with the most recent being the critically lauded Netflix show Squid Game. In theory, Hong would have no reason to fake these allegations against Simu Liu. In fact, you could argue it wouldn’t exactly be conducive for his career as an actor to falsely slander an actor attached to a hot new Disney project. Getting sued into financial ruin by Disney’s lawyers and then blacklisted from Hollywood isn’t a risk anyone would be willing to take just for a sliver of internet clout. I did attempt to reach out to Edward for comment, but understandably he wasn’t keen to get into contact. Following his initial tweet, Edward clarified that he’d just “learned Reddit threads are never deleted and just archived” — implying that the evidence he purports to be true stemmed from Simu Liu’s now unearthed post history. No such blatant links to /r/aznidentity, nor any other incel subreddits, were found on Simu Liu’s Reddit page (outside of the comments made on one specific post referencing Kim’s Convenience). Unfortunately, without asking Edward directly, we can’t ascertain the exact truth behind his statement so nothing can be proved either way. シム・リウ（Simu Liu、繁体字: 劉思慕、簡体字: 刘思慕、1989年4月19日 - ）は、カナダの俳優、スタントマン、作家。中国系カナダ人。 受賞歴のあるCBCテレビのホームコメディ『キムさんのコンビニ』でのジョン・キム役で知られている[1]。『Blood and Water』での演技でACTRAアワードとカナダ・スクリーン・アワードでノミネートを受けた[2]。 2021年の映画『シャン・チー/テン・リングスの伝説』で、マーベル・シネマティック・ユニバースのスーパーヒーロー、シャン・チーを演じる[3]。   生年月日 1989年4月19日（33歳） 出生地 中国・黒竜江省ハルビン市 国籍 カナダ 身長 183cm ハルビン 満州 、、、（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ