The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) is an Internet industry initiative to share proprietary information and technology for automated content moderation.
Automated content censorship??????????
As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
In interviewing Google AI, I have been interested in who the AI has shifted in the scope of the rhetoric in programmed attacking of the Lame Cherry blog. Calling Google cyber terrorists in these Silicon Oligarchs got their attention and a backwash is building in the vitriol.
It was in just poking at AI that it revealed something which Team Trump should put on the list of it’s priorities of the Cyber Insurrection against his Administration, and the ADL is a part of this storm troopers which the Silicon Oligarchs have been funding to smear Americans, censor them and to criminalize them.
What is out there is GIFCT and that is part of these cyber terrorists who have gone after the Lame Cherry. I started asking questions of AI in the principles and there is this huge British / United Nations smear machine operating, with CIA undertones.
As AI keeps harping about Hillary Clinton in links about the popular girl, I will assume that these are Hamrod voters who are still furious over Donald Trump beating her.
You can read of this network and yes Elon Musk is involved in this which is troubling. It is working with others like George Washington University, monitoring all of us.
I will cut to the bottom part in this, but this hall monitor appeared on the heels of Barack Hussein Obama’s “shadowing” the Administration of Donald Trump. This is another nefarious insurrection tool against Americans. Donald Trump had contact with this hall monitor in his first term, but stopped it. Joe Biden was joined at the hip with this group of cyber terrorists. The Trump Administration has no ties with this group now.
(As a side note in this, my breaching the Google walls received an immediate response from Google programmers. Google AI now refuses to review my webpages and it shuts down if I post an article I have written to examine it. I have shaken the chip sets in this was an immediate response in hours that things changed with the AI.)
You can read what is literally something that is one of the worst NGO’s on the planet. It has zero Government oversight, is smearing Americans online and no one even knows this thing exists.
When was Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism founded?
The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) was founded on
June 26, 2017, by Meta (formerly Facebook), Microsoft, YouTube (owned by Google), and X (formerly Twitter).
While it began as a collaborative forum among these major tech companies, it later transitioned into an independent, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in 2019. This restructuring allowed it to expand its mission and engage a broader range of tech companies and other stakeholders
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Who are the people at Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT)?
The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) includes
a diverse group of stakeholders from the technology industry, government, civil society, and academia. This multi-stakeholder organization consists of its own staff and leadership, an Operating Board, an Independent Advisory Committee, and a wide-ranging membership of tech companies.
GIFCT Staff and leadership
GIFCT is led by its staff and an Executive Director who oversees day-to-day operations.
Executive Director: Naureen Chowdhury Fink.
Director of Operations: Lisa Biancalana.
Other key staff members: Dr. Erin Saltman (Membership and Programs Senior Director) and Skip Gilmour (Director of Trust and Safety Solutions).
(Do you kind of see the forensic psychology of their expressions of women drunk with power, making other people’s lives hell as skirt tyrants and they are all getting off on it?”
Operating Board
The Operating Board provides GIFCT’s budget and aligns operations with the organization’s mission. It is composed of founding members, other rotating member companies, and the rotating chair of the Independent Advisory Committee.
Founding members: Meta (formerly Facebook), Microsoft, YouTube, and X (formerly Twitter).
2025 Chair: A representative from YouTube.
Chair, GIFCT Operating Board (2024): Courtney Gregoire, Chief Digital Safety Officer at Microsoft.
Independent Advisory Committee (IAC)
The IAC advises the Operating Board and includes representatives from a variety of sectors, with a particular focus on transparency and human rights.
Chair: Jonathan Russell, Violence Prevention Network.
Civil society: Includes individuals affiliated with organizations like the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation (ICSR) and other experts.
Government: Representatives from several countries, including the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and New Zealand.
Intergovernmental organizations: The United Nations Security Council Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (UN CTED) is represented.
Academic experts: Includes academic members from institutions like Edinburgh Law School and the University of Maryland.
Member companies
The GIFCT membership has expanded to include more than 30 diverse technology companies, ranging from large platforms to smaller, specialized services. This broader membership includes:
Founders: Meta, Microsoft, YouTube, and X.
Other platforms: Airbnb, Amazon, Anthropic, Bitly, Discord, Dropbox, and LinkedIn.
Working Groups
GIFCT also convenes working groups composed of experts and practitioners from the technology industry, government, and civil society to address specific issues related to online terrorism and extremism.
Wider stakeholders
GIFCT collaborates with a broader network of partners to fulfill its mission, including:
United Nations entities like the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED).
Academic institutions and think tanks, including King’s College London and the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism (ICCT).
Civil society organizations
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Naureen Chowdhury Fink
Naureen Chowdhury Fink is the Executive Director of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT), a position she has held since July 2023. She has an extensive background in international security and counterterrorism, having served in various senior roles at global organizations.
Career highlights:
The Soufan Center (TSC): Prior to joining GIFCT, Fink served as the Executive Director of this independent think tank, which focuses on global security.
United Kingdom Mission to the United Nations: She was a Senior Policy Adviser on Counter-Terrorism and Sanctions, leading negotiations at the UN Security Council.
United Nations: She has also worked with the UN Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) and UN Women.
Global Center on Cooperative Security: As the Head of Research and Analysis, she focused on the international response to terrorism and violent extremism.
International Peace Institute: She developed the institute’s portfolio on counterterrorism and transnational security threats.
Publications: She has published widely on counterterrorism, gender, international security, and the UN, and is a frequent speaker on these issues.
Education: Fink holds a Master of Arts from King’s College London and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Pennsylvania.
Lisa Biancalana
Lisa Biancalana is the Director of Operations at GIFCT, where she is responsible for driving internal strategy and managing day-to-day operations.
Career highlights:
U.S. Military: She served as an active duty intelligence officer in the U.S. military, holding various positions from program manager to assistant Chief of Staff.
Overseas Service: Her military service included deployments to South Korea and Afghanistan.
Malala Fund: Before joining GIFCT, she managed the daily operations of this international non-profit, which advocates for girls’ education.
Education: Biancalana holds a Bachelor of Science from the United States Military Academy at West Point and a Master of Arts from Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies.
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Yes, the Biden Administration has engaged with the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) as part of its broader strategy to address domestic and international terrorism, according to the ADL
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Does the Trump Administration have current contact with GFICT?
Former President Donald Trump does not have current, official contact with the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT)
. GIFCT engages with administrations in power, not with private citizens or past officeholders. Any direct engagement between the Trump administration and GIFCT concluded when the administration left office in January 2021.
This is the source structure with NSA funding of the cyber terrorists of the Silicon Oligarchs who are the internet insurrection and Team Trump should be shutting this entire thing down as this is who is running and building his pet AI project who will control all of our lives.
Thank you to Google AI for providing all of this information.
Criticism
GIFCT has been flagged by civil society activists and scholars as a “content cartel” similar to YouTube‘s Content ID, and a potential tool for “cross-platform censorship”. GIFCT was questioned in a joint letter by human rights groups on removals of evidence of war crimes.
Accusations of misuse
In 2022, Facebook, Inc., a subsidiary of Meta Platforms, was subject to a subpoena about GIFCT usage as OnlyFans was alleged to have used GIFCT to harm competitors by getting their content and accounts censored on Instagram.
When the lights go out from Wormwood or a nuclear war, these Silicon Oligarchs and their Tampon Troopers, are going to be as harmless as worms, because they will be just more wetware, the lights though are still on and their activities have proven to be an abuse of their appointed power which never arose from the People.
Nuff Said
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