AntiSocialMedia.net by Judd Bagley

Over the next few minutes, you’re going to learn something you should have already known, but almost certainly do not. You’re going to learn what really sparked the global financial meltdown. You’re going to learn that it was a criminal enterprise. You’re even going to learn who might have been responsible.

Intrigued, I started examining the posting histories of the most prolific sources of this disinformation, trying to identify patterns that might in turn reveal their underlying motives and, often enough, their real identities. Well over two years later, I remain engaged in the same pursuit. And, to be frank, I suspect that by now, I understand it better than anybody else, largely because of a few methods I’ve developed and the great amounts of information I’ve received from others.

UPDATE / EDITOR’S NOTE: Floyd Schneider, while apparently admitting that he does use multiple Yahoo message board IDs simultaneously as alleged in this post, objects to our contention that he is paid for his work, as he explained to the New York Post in its recent story about antisocialmedia.net. We have extended the invitation to [...]

Arriving at our destination, you can expect to have learned, as we have, that Gary Weiss is quite actively engaged in deception on other people’s blogs, in addition to his own.

The mission of AntiSocialMedia.net is to reveal those who misuse the power of online collaboration and community-building tools for personal gain.
Gary Weiss is a former journalist, book author, outspoken advocate of securities regulation reform, and someone who should know better than to use his blog to deceive and attempt to intimidate his opponents.
First, some background [...]