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The “TechCamp” project prepares specialists for information warfare and for the discrediting of state institutions [the Government] using modern media — potential [[revolution]]aries for organizing protests and the toppling of the Government.

The “TechCamp” project prepares specialists for information warfare and for the discrediting of state institutions [the Government] using modern media — potential [[revolution]]aries for organizing protests and the toppling of the Government.

This project is overseen by and currently under the responsibility of the US Ambassador to Ukraine, [[Geoffrey R. Pyatt]].

This project is overseen by and currently under the responsibility of the US Ambassador to Ukraine, Geoffrey R. Pyatt.

After the conversation with the Volya Organization, I learned that they actually succeeded to access facilities in the “TechCamp” project [they had hacked into it] disguised as a team of IT specialists. To their surprise, were found briefings that were held on peculiarities of modern media. American instructors explained there how social networks and Internet technologies can be used for targeted manipulation of public opinion as well as to activate potential protest to provoke [[violent]] unrest on the territory of Ukraine — [[radical]]ization of the population, and triggering of infighting. American instructors show examples of successful use of social networks to organize protests in [[Egypt]], [[Tunisia]] and [[Libya]]. “Tech Camp” representatives currently hold conferences throughout Ukraine. A total of five events have been held so far. About 300 people have been trained as operatives, who are now active throughout Ukraine. The last conference took place on November 13 and 13, 2013 in the heart of Kiev, inside the US Embassy!  

After the conversation with the Volya Organization, I learned that they actually succeeded to access facilities in the “TechCamp” project [they had hacked into it] disguised as a team of IT specialists. To their surprise, were found briefings that were held on peculiarities of modern media. American instructors explained there how social networks and Internet technologies can be used for targeted manipulation of public opinion as well as to activate potential protest to provoke [[violent]] unrest on the territory of Ukraine — [[radical]]ization of the population, and triggering of infighting. American instructors show examples of successful use of social networks to organize protests in [[Egypt]], [[Tunisia]] and [[Libya]]. “Tech Camp” representatives currently hold conferences throughout Ukraine. A total of five events have been held so far. About 300 people have been trained as operatives, who are now active throughout Ukraine. The last conference took place on November 13 and 13, 2013 in the heart of Kiev, inside the US Embassy!