Agentpost
A form of fedpost that doesn't involve calls for violence or illegal actions but consists of opinions, positions, or takes that only a federal agent or infiltrator would express—designed to demobilize political movements or defend the status quo from within. Agentposts are subtle: they sow doubt, promote division, advocate for "realistic" positions that undermine movement goals, or spread demoralizing narratives about inevitable failure. They don't break rules; they break spirits. They don't call for illegal action; they call for no action at all. Agentposting is the art of demobilization through apparently reasonable discourse—the infiltrator's weapon of choice in online political spaces.
Example: "Every time the movement gained momentum, a user would appear with an agentpost: 'This will never work, we need to be realistic, we should focus on smaller goals.' The arguments were reasonable, measured, hard to counter. But their effect was always the same: demobilization, division, delay. Whether actual agent or just useful idiot, the agentpost did its work: slowing the movement with the appearance of wisdom."
Agentpost by Dumu The Void February 19, 2026
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