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Deep state actor

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 Deep state actor
(Deep state operative)
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Mid level deep state operatives, organised by deep politicians, handle deep state functionaries.

Not to be confused with deep state operative, deep state functionaries or deep politicians.

A deep state actor (also deep political actor) is someone who knowingly carries out operations for deep state groups. They may be involved in multiple different operations, have knowledge of the wider purposes of the operations they are involved in and recruit deep state functionaries and/or delegate to other deep state actors.

Activities

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“Crozier himself makes the point that many of the prominent politicians invited to sit in on Cercle strategic sessions had no knowledge of their hosts' more clandestine operational activities – if only because of the "need to know" principle. Nonetheless, a stalwart multi-functionary on the Boards of several groups linked to the Cercle can be presumed to have some deeper involvement beyond just lending his name to the cause.”
David Teacher [1]

Subversion of lines of command

Organisations such as governments tend to have clearly defined chains of command and standard operational procedures, which deep state groups must subvert if they are to successfully carry out (or cover-up) deep events. In such cases, they rely on people who are ready to deviate from these procedures, e.g. to subvert a chain of command or tamper with evidence. Deep state actors fulfil this role.

Handling Deep state functionaries

Full article: Handler

Deep state actors may work as handlers for deep state functionaries, such as George de Mohrenschildt, who was Lee Harvey Oswald's handler. Where public reference to his role is required, ambiguous but senior sounding phrases such as "special adviser" are used.

Limited knowledge, limited autonomy

Deep state actors are sometimes relied upon to respond to matters arising, but their degree of real autonomy is limited, since their is no need for them to now. Accordingly, they are not responsible for planning systemic or mid level deep events, only low level deep events.

Liquidation

The knowledge and autonomy of deep state actors presents a threat to the secrecy of deep state operations. De Morenschildt was assassinated after sharing information about the JFK Assassination. Al Martin states in his expose of The Enterprise that it killed about 400-500 of its mid-level employees — some of whom are listed as HSCA/Premature deaths — to insulate the top leaders from exposure.

Use of the term

The phrase "deep state actor" was defined in July 2018 on Wikispooks, before which time its usage was inconsistent. It was used on Fox News in 2018 more or less interchangeably with "deep state operative" (which has a less precise meaning on this site).[2][3]

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