Post by @MEvsIRS
9% credible (10% factual, 5% presentation). The claims of cyber warfare and psychological torture on IRS agents lack any verifiable evidence, with no supporting data from public records or official reports. The presentation is marred by hyperbolic framing, omission of legal and ethical barriers, and logical fallacies, suggesting the content is largely false and intended as provocative rhetoric.
Analysis Summary
The author claims to possess technology developed two years ago that enables mass cyber warfare, including psychological torture targeting IRS agents and their families to increase suicide rates, with the tool being used across government agencies. These assertions lack verifiable evidence and appear to be hyperbolic or fabricated boasts, potentially violating laws against harassment and threats. The accompanying image promotes a social media automation tool called TERMINAL, which the author implies is used for these illicit purposes.
Original Content
The Facts
The claims of conducting cyber warfare and psychological torture on IRS agents are unsubstantiated, with no evidence from public records, news, or official reports supporting increased suicide rates due to such activities; the described tech aligns with social media automation tools but is misrepresented for illegal purposes. Overall verdict: Largely false and exaggerated, likely intended as provocative rhetoric rather than factual reporting.
Benefit of the Doubt
The author advances an anti-government agenda, portraying themselves as a powerful vigilante using technology to dismantle agencies like the IRS through harassment and manipulation, emphasizing personal innovation and ruthlessness while omitting any mention of legal risks, ethical implications, or potential consequences such as criminal charges for cyberstalking or threats. Key omissions include the absence of proof for the tool's deployment, real-world impacts on targets, and counter-evidence from cybersecurity experts debunking such widespread 'torture' capabilities without detection. This selective framing shapes perception by glorifying illicit tech use as heroic rebellion, appealing to audiences frustrated with bureaucracy while downplaying the harm and illegality involved.
Predictions Made
Claims about future events that can be verified later
The army grows daily
Prior: 20% (common for self-promoted groups). Evidence: 55% truthfulness supports business growth claims, but bias inflates. Posterior: 15%.
The torture tactics get better and better daily
Prior: 10% (possible for tech iteration, but context fringe). Evidence: Negative from unverified and bias. Posterior: 5%.
Visual Content Analysis
Images included in the original content
VISUAL DESCRIPTION
A black background with a white line drawing of a hand in a suit sleeve holding puppet strings that control multiple smartphone icons depicting social media apps; bold white promotional text overlays the image, including the product name 'TERMINAL' and calls to action like 'Join Discord'; the overall style is a sleek, minimalist advertisement for a software tool.
TEXT IN IMAGE
Control is all you need. The double speed TERMINAL allows you to orchestrate bulk actions on thousands of social accounts through both bulk content creation and deployment. never pay a human again. It's never been easier to create and deploy content without human cost. Stay up to date with changes and strategies in our community. Join Discord
MANIPULATION
No signs of editing, inconsistencies, or artifacts; the image appears to be a standard promotional graphic without alterations.
TEMPORAL ACCURACY
No dates or time-specific clues in the image; it promotes a tool that could be current but lacks explicit timestamps, aligning with the author's claim of two-year-old tech without confirming recency.
LOCATION ACCURACY
The image does not depict any specific location, focusing instead on abstract digital elements like phones and text; no geographical clues are present to match or contradict any claimed origin.
FACT-CHECK
The image is a legitimate promotional graphic for 'TERMINAL,' a social media automation tool for bulk content management, as confirmed by similar marketing materials found online for automation software; it does not depict cyber warfare or torture but is repurposed in context to imply illicit use, which is not supported by the image itself.
How Is This Framed?
Biases, omissions, and misleading presentation techniques detected
Presents the technology as directly causing family discord and suicides without any supporting evidence, implying a causal chain that is unsubstantiated.
Problematic phrases:
"that’s how I make IRS agents family hate them which leads to suicide rates increasing"What's actually there:
No public records or reports link any tech to increased IRS suicides
What's implied:
Technology directly drives hatred and suicides
Impact: Leads readers to believe in a direct, harmful cause-effect relationship, inflating the perceived power and danger of the tool.
Claims 'mass' impact and use on 'all agencies' without specifying numbers or verifying scope, neglecting the vast scale of government agencies to exaggerate reach.
Problematic phrases:
"mass cyber warfare""This is being used on all agencies"What's actually there:
No evidence of deployment; social media tools like TERMINAL are automation, not warfare-capable
What's implied:
Widespread, undetected use across entire government
Impact: Misleads readers into overestimating the operation's magnitude, portraying it as an unstoppable force rather than isolated or fictional boasts.
Uses 'daily' repetitions to create a sense of accelerating threat and inevitability, despite no timeline evidence.
Problematic phrases:
"The army grows daily""The torture tactics get better and better daily"What's actually there:
No verifiable growth or improvements documented
What's implied:
Rapid, ongoing escalation demanding immediate attention
Impact: Instills false immediacy, prompting emotional reactions like fear or support without rational assessment.
Omits legal, ethical, and practical barriers to such activities, like detection by authorities or lack of real-world impact, to glorify the narrative.
Problematic phrases:
"They all must go"What's actually there:
Claims violate laws on cyberstalking/threats; no reports of such tech causing agency harm
What's implied:
Effortless, heroic rebellion without consequences
Impact: Shapes perception as empowering vigilantism, hiding risks and falsehoods that would undermine credibility.
Compresses development (one month) and long-term use (two years) into a seamless narrative of rapid success, blurring the timeline for credibility.
Problematic phrases:
"I have had this tech for 2 years""I had 4 devs whip this up in a month"What's actually there:
Inconsistent timeline; no verification of development
What's implied:
Quick build leading to sustained impact
Impact: Creates illusion of efficient, proven tech history, enhancing perceived reliability without scrutiny.
Sources & References
External sources consulted for this analysis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enhanced_interrogation_techniques
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0160252725000147
https://www.academia.edu/42034730/Psychological_torture_cybertorture_and_cybertechnology
https://jaapl.org/content/early/2023/02/23/JAAPL.220078-22
https://www.hrw.org/report/2015/12/01/no-more-excuses/roadmap-justice-cia-torture
https://www.uscybersecurity.net/mental-health/
https://www.theguardian.com/law/2020/feb/21/un-rapporteur-warns-of-rise-of-cybertorture-to-bypass-physical-ban
https://www.academia.edu/42034730/Psychological_torture_cybertorture_and_cybertechnology
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2022.956328
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0160252725000147
https://cyberdefensemagazine.com/the-correlation
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1967810631178088651
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1966410740992192924
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1965784201128763823
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1963365795045798003
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1969928714189443312
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1907532784597680482
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_harassment
https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-ci-highlights
https://www.irs.gov/compliance/criminal-investigation/march-2025-criminal-investigation-press-releases
https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/InterimCommittee/REL/Document/27234
https://www.irs.gov/help/tax-scams/recognize-tax-scams-and-fraud
https://www.irs.gov/irm/part5/irm_05-001-003
https://www.irs.gov/compliance/criminal-investigation/june-2025-criminal-investigation-press-releases
https://www.timesofisrael.com/systematic-torture-and-terror-health-ministry-releases-report-on-12-freed-hostages/
https://www.academia.edu/42034730/Psychological_torture_cybertorture_and_cybertechnology
https://cyber-torture.com/2020/06/10/breakthrough-misused-weapon-technology-psychology-and-harassment-meld-into-no-touch-torture-cyber-torture-featuring-a-groundbreaking-investigation-by-nils-melzer-united-nations-expert-o/
https://www.counter-intelligence.com/electronic-harassment-and-psychotronic-torture/
https://eraoflight.com/2019/10/24/5-targeted-individuals-expose-shocking-electronic-harassment-and-torture
https://www.theguardian.com/law/2020/feb/21/un-rapporteur-warns-of-rise-of-cybertorture-to-bypass-physical-ban
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1894837104477380770
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1933609682733822445
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1967810631178088651
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1969928714189443312
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1966061517994172718
https://x.com/MEvsIRS/status/1897815229154902125
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