“Agentic” identity theft
More extreme criminality yet at work in the IT department
Phoebe Sajor
Wait a second.
There are “agents” at work in a large network of white collar criminal mafia associates.
The name “Phoebe” rings a bell. Also known as “Feebie,” street slang for a female FBI agent, usually referred to in the plural, “Feebies.” Let’s assume that the FBI has always had female agents since its inception even if they were not openly acknowledged.
Neither the classification of so-called “child pornography” as a criminal offense nor the occasional prosecution of it in court, whatever that may possibly entail, should be taken for granted. Both are evidence of female “agents” at work at the FBI long before it was openly acknowledged that they existed. Otherwise it would be seized as evidence of actual crimes committed against actual children and civilly restricted from publication, and no federal authorities would ever be concerned with generative AI, hyperrealistic, manga or anime or other artistic images etc. which are not of actual persons.
But that’s not how it works. It's an arbitrary “hook” charge that requires neither probable cause for arrest nor evidence for prosecution to land the defendant in federal prison.
The denial of the existence of male agents at the FBI is part of a very old-fashioned concept of “agents” or “actors” in a linguistic sense who were “always male” in the Romance languages, particularly pronouns such as “yo,” “tu,” “nosotros” and “vosotros” in Spanish and their equivalents in other Romance languages which do not have feminine forms; those feminine forms, namely, which cannot exist or come into being in certain gendered languages without a third-person deference or “respect” as it were.
Some of these people think they’re “angels” — and indeed some of them may well be members of “Hell’s Angels” or other motorcycle clubs — or whatever other group of which they are members to do good or evil. Watch out, and trust no one.