Dept of Homeland Security Pushed for Radical Communist Social Ranking System to Control Population

The Department of Homeland Security has been gradually exposing itself as a terrorizing force which does more harm than good to the homeland, on several occasions showing us just how anti-American they have become.

But newly disclosed documents reveal that, thanks in part to the DHS, we’re actually MUCH closer towards living under the same oppressive rule we see in Communist China than we would expect.

According to the documents, the DHS entered into a contract with the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) back in 2018 to develop a project which would effectively track people on social media and assign them SOCIAL CREDIT SCORES!

The project was named “Night Fury” and was designed to specifically analyze American’s social media accounts in order to assign them a “risk score.”

Project Night Fury aimed at utilizing automation to detect and evaluate social media accounts for connections to terrorism, illegal opioid distribution, but also ‘disinformation’ campaigns.

The DHS document stated, “The Contractor shall develop these attributes to create a methodology for developing a ranking, or ‘Risk Score,’ associated with the identified accounts.”

Project Night Fury was originally designed to focus on “counter-terrorism, illegal opioid supply chain, transnational crime, and understanding/characterizing/identifying the spread of disinformation by foreign entities,” but these newly uncovered documents indicate that UAB was working to ensure that the project could “scale to other DHS domains” and “build next generation capabilities.”

And this next part shows that it’s not just DHS who has bought into this social ranking system!

Night Fury had planned on incorporating SEVERAL other federal agencies, including, Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Transportation Security Administration (TSA), and US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to provide “cross-mission operational context,” according to one of the documents.

At the time of development, experts were warning DHS that it’s inherently difficult to automate this type of judgment, citing that characteristics like being “pro-terrorist” have no concrete definition.

This led to the DHS supposedly ‘terminating’ Project Night Fury in 2019 – but we’ve seen them on countless occasions pretend to terminate an operation and then secretly just run it under another name.

Case in point the highly controversial “Disinformation Governance Board” which sent the public into a frenzy over its blatantly communist calls for censorship before being “discontinued” and then later reappearing under a different name.

But let’s pretend for a minute that the DHS actually DID shut down their social ranking system when they said they did – it still exposes how deeply interested the federal agency is in using social media to track and rank Americans!

If that’s true, then the only thing stopping them from putting this into play was the fact that they couldn’t figure out the tech at the time… and it seems that’s no longer an issue.

The government has already rolled out a tool with a similar function, Babel X, which is used by the CBP to analyze travelers’ social media accounts at the U.S. border in order to determine whether or not they’re worthy of being one of the millions Biden is releasing into the country.