LARP = Live Action Role Play, and it describes a type of consensus game. When I think of FRANK I think of Dungeon and Dragons, Renaissance Fair or Civil War re-enactments, and university games done on campus in a restricted area.
@steveouttrim has two images of his version of what a govLARP involves, and I show them in the images included in this POST.
My first argument is that he has USED (hijacked) the term LARP to describe criminal behavior or PSY-OP covert propaganda campaigns by organized groups. In his case he is pointing the finger, without real proof, at what he thinks are government controlled activities. However, these acts may be perpetuated by Private Interest groups such as Zionists, etc. rather than government employees. By hi-jacking the term LARP, and painting it as having criminal and fraudulent intent, a net has been laid which captures both online politically motivated Liars, but marginalizes genuine LARPers.
I consider Frank Bacon to fit within the original definition of LARP. ~@trackingmeroz
One...
Have YOU ever been on the payroll of a government agency or performed government contract duties?
TWO!
What is your history with anonQ? Has it always been FRIENDLY?
Because IT released some VERY LARPy stuff on YOUR SHOW STEVE-O!
