Stanytsia Luhanska Bridge

Honing our Incoming Troll Radars to identify trolls before they enter our Inner Minds

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I first noticed the Disinfolklore Universe now spreading through our neural networks, like triffids rewilding the garden of Eden, when it was in a more primitive form. In 2016, I was a diplomat posted to eastern Ukraine. My job was to establish the facts in relation to security incidents related to Russia’s Disinfolklore-justified military occupation of part of Ukraine.

Working in that Steppe-land, I realised that I perceived part of reality through cognitive lenses — archetypes — that had entered my mind as a small child from folktale-inspired stories. Russian Disinfolklorists were leaning into this aspect of Indo-Europeans’ cognition.

This site is to help you learn the tools I use as a professional Disinfolklore identifier and interpreter. So that you learn to counteract the Disinfolklore Universe descending upon humanity, like a curse.

About My Work

Explore My Projects

Disinfolklore

133 posts

The analytical toolkit for parsing communications for disinformation — identifying trolls through folkloric archetypes before they enter your Inner Mind

framework archetypes trolls

Decoding Trolls

197 posts

Real-time analysis of Russian information operations and the Disinfolklore Universe descending upon humanity

OSINT Russia Ukraine

Tracing M-N- sound patterns across 6,000 years of Indo-European culture, from Ireland to India — the Yamnaya, Mana, and the origins of meaning

linguistics PIE archaeology

About Decoding Trolls

Decoding Trolls is my nom de plume. It’s also what I do — decode trolls, and teach others how I do it. In case it helps them.

My inspirations include the past 6,000 years of Indo-European culture, particularly in the geographical area between Ireland and India — Manuland.

I work through text, audio, video and images.