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Meet The Woman Pretending To Be Joe Biden

Thanks to a post from @Amuse on Twitter, the @POTUS Twitter account is suddenly going viral today…

Or perhaps more accurately stated: the woman behind that account is going viral.

Meet Megan Coyne, the 20-something woman reportedly running the @POTUS Twitter account:

It became obvious to everyone long ago that Joe Biden was not thumbing out these Tweets.

No typos…

Logical, clear thinking…

Adult words with more than one syllable used….

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Clearly not coming from Joe.

It was even more obvious when the @POTUS accounting was firing off Tweet after Tweet while the Resident was on stage losing that debate a few weeks ago.

So who’s running the account?

Primarily it looks to be Megan Coyne, pictured above.

It’s also making some ask the question of whether Coyne Tweeting on the @POTUS account violates Twitters rules on Impersonation…

A very good question!

Per Forbes, Coyne is a “30 Under 30” rising star:

And from WatchUsRise:

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“Hi haters.” No, this tweet did not come from a disgruntled celebrity or Instagram influencer. It came from the official New Jersey Twitter account, @NJGov, on January 30, 2020.

The inarguably Jersey attitude of @NJGov flourished under the reign of Megan Coyne, who took over the account after Governor Phil Murphy hired her as his social media director. Coyne revived the New Jersey Twitter with a healthy dose of Jersey-level snark and millennial/Gen-Z humor. Now, the 25-year-old has taken on a nationwide challenge as the White House Deputy Director of Platforms. With a voice that combines inclusivity and personality, Coyne reaches eight million followers every day on @WhiteHouse, after starting with almost half a million on @NJGov.

Coyne started her work with Governor Murphy in 2017 as an intern for his campaign. She later joined his communications team as an intern, leading her to being hired immediately following her graduation from Rutgers University in 2019. Coyne grew up in Livingston, New Jersey, and her personal Twitter feed proudly proclaims her status as a Jersey Girl. In all of her work, she is unabashedly herself. From her Twitter feed, it’s clear that she can’t get enough of Taylor Swift and Kacey Musgraves, and she is always on the hunt for a fantastic new Sephora product. And she cries to Olivia Rodrigo just like the rest of us. It’s this same unapologetic personality that led to the New Jersey Twitter receiving national attention. Soon, other state government Twitter accounts followed her lead and began to engage audiences with humor.

In my personal favorite Twitter thread of all time, the Pennsylvania Twitter account, @PennsylvaniaGov, tweeted a picture of a sweater with a picture of New Jersey on it, captioned, “Happy Ugly Sweater Day!” Coyne’s response from @NJGov: “learn how to drive.”

But Coyne’s work wasn’t all attitude. Her Jersey-centric humor was a gateway to the true purpose of the page: to inform. Most people aren’t going to their state’s Twitter account on a regular basis, but a large portion of our news comes from social media nowadays. Plus, Twitter is a fast medium perfect for giving updates on quickly developing situations, such as weather events. So Coyne faced the dilemma of all government social media: keep people informed while keeping people engaged. Humor was her solution.

As a New Jersey native, I can tell you that Coyne’s strategy worked. Like most members of Gen-Z, I wasn’t constantly checking the New Jersey Twitter for my daily dose of all things Jersey. If something important happened in New Jersey, I assumed that I’d hear about it elsewhere. Then COVID hit. With such information uncertainty, I needed the fastest news possible to understand what was happening in the world. So I turned to Twitter.

That’s when I saw @NJGov tweet, “howdy. i’m the sheriff of staying home.” It was a glint of humor in an extraordinarily scary time. Upon opening the page, I saw informative tweets about COVID statistics and restriction updates interspersed with the same type of humor that drew me in. In a time of constant media bombardment, I didn’t feel overwhelmed by the information, because there was comedic relief along the way. Needless to say, I became a mega-fan of @NJGov after that.

Coyne brings the same energy and Jersey flare to her personal Twitter, tweeting about both Bruce Springsteen and New Jersey politics. Now, her work has gone beyond the scope of New Jersey. In August, Coyne left Murphy’s team to work for the White House. Within the first month of her job, the White House was trending on Twitter, not because of President Biden, but because of Coyne. After President Biden announced his student loan forgiveness plan in August, critics flocked to Twitter to share their opinions. In response, Coyne tweeted from @WhiteHouse about vocal political critics who’d had their PPP loans forgiven. Same great comebacks, different account.

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As is evidenced by the success of both @NJGov and @WhiteHouse, Coyne is a social media powerhouse. Her success tells a story of how Twitter can be used for unity and information, rather than hateful commentary and fighting, as Twitter is known for.

And from the Washington Post:

The White House Twitter account under President Biden has not been the most exciting corner of the internet. After four years of unpredictable, headline-grabbing tweets from @realDonaldTrump, the White House account has been quiet and unassuming, largely regurgitating press releases and explaining Biden’s policies.

Not anymore.

Sure, there are still the tweets touting Biden’s policies and how they’ll help people. But the White House account this week decided to hit back in uncharacteristically feisty — and personal — fashion after a number of Republicans hammered Biden’s decision to wipe out up to $20,000 in student debt for many borrowers.

When Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) criticized the loan forgiveness, the White House tweeted a clip of Greene slamming the decision and added, “Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene had $183,504 in PPP loans forgiven,” referring to the covid-era Paycheck Protection Program, which made loans to businesses.

It didn’t stop there. In a series of five more tweets, the White House targeted other Republicans who had criticized the decision with the same template: reminding Americans those same lawmakers had hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars worth of loans forgiven under the Paycheck Protection Program, while attaching video clips or tweets from the lawmakers.

Republicans say the PPP program always included a forgiveness provision for those who met certain criteria, while those taking out student loans were expected to fully repay them.

“Hey, WH staff, just so you know, if you’re going to continue to drag these hypocrites with clear and hard-hitting messaging, you run a serious risk of surging enthusiasm, electoral success, and continued improvements to the lives of millions of Americans,” author Scott Lynch wrote in response to the tweet.

“You don’t have to agree with student-loan forgiveness to agree this is a pretty impressive response from The White House,” wrote Miles Taylor, a former Trump official who has since left the Republican Party.

“I am so here for these @WhiteHouse tweets,” wrote Monica Lewinsky.

The GOP has also sought to adopt punchy one-liners that can fare so well on social media. The Republican National Committee recently tweeted, “Someone needs to tell Joe Biden he can’t always be on vacation,” along with a photo of Biden on a bike ride and a “Time Off Request Form” with “Denied” stamped in red letters.

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Speaking of people “pretending to be Joe Biden”…..is ANYTHING about this guy real?

Check this out:

One Of These People Is NOT Joe Biden

One Of These People Is NOT Joe Biden

Look folks, I don't even know what to tell you about this, so I'm just going to show you.

I don't know what is actually going on with Joe Biden...

I don't really buy into the whole "clones" thing...

I do think there's a lot of merit to the idea that we are seeing different people in masks "play" Joe Biden (I'll explain why in a minute)....

But I do know one thing for sure, and that is this is not the same person in these two photos and only one of these people is actually Joe Biden -- even accounting for aging and so forth:

Yes folks, that picture on the right is a real picture and they just tried to pass that off as Joe Biden.

Do your eyes deceive you?

Or do you trust what you see?

It comes from this photo of "Joe Biden" hanging out with Barack Obama and Jimmy Kimmel:

Yes, they're trying to tell us that's Joe Biden.

Regardless of what you think about whether it's someone in a mask or not, just ask yourself this: can you honestly say you think that looks like Joe Biden?

I can't.

Not even close.

Pictures are worth a thousand words, just watch this for all the different "Bidens" we've seen in the past 4 years, can you really tell me this is all the same guy?

Or this one...

Watch this short clip.

Same guy in all of this?

I'm not here to convince you of anything....

And I'm not here to promote "conspiracy theories".

I'm not even drawing any conclusions here, I'm just asking one very simple question to everyone reading this: WHAT DO YOUR EYES SEE?

Of course we just had this happen earlier this week:

Can Anyone Tell Me What’s Going On With Joe Biden’s NECK Here?

Some think it's Dana Carvey behind the mask:

You Really Telling Me This Guy Isn’t Playing Joe Biden?

Others think Jim Carrey:

Is Jim Carrey Playing Joe Biden In A “Mask”?

Ultimately, I don't know what's going on....

I don't think it's "clones" but I do think Masks are possible.

Why?

Because the CIA told us how advanced they were back in the 1990s.

Did you know that?

I can only imagine how much the technology has advanced in the 35+ years since then.

Check this out:

You Don't Have To Believe In Clones, You Just Need To See This...

For nearly four years now, the world has watched as very strange things have happened to world leaders...

For example, remember Germany's Angela Merkel shaking uncontrollably?

Or how about Hillary having a similar "malfunction" and getting loaded into that van by men in black suits?

Watch here:

And then emerging later that day looking totally different....

That's the best part of all.

Remember that?

Close, but yet so far away.

Or how about Joe Biden?

How about the fact he looks nothing like the Biden of 10 years ago?

Or for that matter, why do there seem to be 3-4 different versions of Biden out there today that all look a bit different from each other?

Strange right?

Ok, so what's going on then?

The most common answers are Clones, Body Doubles, Executed at Gitmo, Actors in Masks.

I think the whole "executed at Gitmo" now a clone stuff is nonsense.

I have never promoted that.

Until I see real evidence of that, I think that's just wacky.

But I don't think it's wacky to say something is going on.

Our eyes do not deceive us.

So....what is it?

As much as I think there is zero evidence for Gitmo/Clones, I think there is a TON of evidence for actors in masks....and I want to show it to you.

You see, that's what we do here.

We don't publish nonsense gibberish with no evidence, but we also don't shy away from stories that are outside the so-called "Mainstream" because that's often where you find the truth.

So that said, please allow me to show you that mask technology is not only real, it's also so advanced you probably have no idea what they are capable of.

Check this out:

Former CIA Chief of Disguise -- "I Briefed Bush Sr. In A Mask And He Couldn't Tell!"

Never in my life did I think the word "Mask" would come to play such an important and prolific role on the world stage.

For 2 years we were forced to wear COVID masks...

But there's also another kind of Mask that has rose to fame.

One that I think will soon get a WHOLE lot more attention.

The Costume Mask.

I've often said on this website that I don't subscribe to the theory that Joe Biden is dead and has been replaced by clones.

Sorry, not going there.

But are there "multiple" Joe Biden's being played by Actors in Masks?

That is NOT an unreasonable thing to believe.

That's not just my opinion, that is former CIA "Chief of Disguise" telling you that Mask technology has become SO GOOD that she briefed President Bush (41) face to face (so to speak) while wearing a Mask and he couldn't tell!

Understand that Bush Sr. was back in the 1990s.

If the CIA had human Mask technology so good in the 1990s that it could fool the President when face-to-face with him, what do you think we have now?

I'll show you some stunning videos below, but first here is more detail from ChatGPT about CIA Former Chief of Disguise Jonna Mendez and her role in creating the most lifelike human masks in history:

Jonna Mendez served as the Chief of Disguise at the Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) Office of Technical Service in the late 20th century. She, along with her late husband Antonio Mendez, another notable figure in the world of espionage, played an instrumental role in developing innovative disguise technologies and methodologies that substantially improved the operations of field agents.

Jonna's stint in the CIA culminated in the development of groundbreaking disguise technologies, including highly advanced masks that were capable of transforming the appearance of operatives. These masks and disguises were crucial for clandestine operations, providing agents with the means to blend in, avoid detection, and accomplish their missions undetected.

Background

Before delving into the intricacies of Mendez's work with masks, it is vital to understand her professional background. Mendez joined the CIA in the late 1960s. Over the years, she held multiple positions, evolving her skill set and adapting to the changing needs of intelligence operations. She held a critical role in crafting and providing innovative tools, gadgets, and disguises to field operatives, thereby enhancing their operational capabilities.

Evolution of Disguise Technologies

Mendez was instrumental in the evolution of disguise technologies at the CIA during the Cold War. Initially, the art of disguise was rudimentary, relying on wigs, makeup, and changes in clothing. However, the pressing need for more advanced technologies led to the inception of transformative masks that could alter an agent's identity in minutes.

Mendez, leveraging her ingenuity and technical know-how, began exploring latex and other materials to construct lifelike masks capable of fooling even the most vigilant observers. These masks would meticulously replicate facial features, textures, and coloration, allowing agents to impersonate different individuals, irrespective of age, race, or gender.

The Mastery of Masks

The development and utilization of masks under Mendez’s leadership were paramount in ensuring the safety and success of agents in hostile territories. These masks were not mere accessories; they were intricate creations, designed with impeccable attention to detail, taking into account the individual attributes of the wearer and the person they were impersonating.

Mendez’s masks allowed agents to assume new identities seamlessly, altering their appearance so drastically that they could operate in close proximity to people who were familiar with the individual being impersonated, without arousing suspicion. It was the culmination of meticulous craftsmanship, technical innovation, and a deep understanding of human perception.

Technological Advancements

The technological advancements in mask-making during Mendez’s era were revolutionary. The use of advanced materials and technologies facilitated the creation of masks that were not only visually convincing but were also comfortable and breathable, enabling agents to wear them for extended periods. These masks were complemented with elaborate costumes, altered voice modulations, and behavioral training to ensure that the disguise was holistic and unpenetrable.

The advanced masks developed under Mendez's supervision were fitted with realistic hair, precise skin tones, and textures, and could even mimic wrinkles, scars, and other distinctive facial features. The precision and realism of these disguises were unprecedented and marked a significant leap in the art of disguise in espionage.

High-Stake Operations

Mendez’s innovations were particularly critical in high-stakes, sensitive operations where the margin for error was non-existent. The masks and disguise technologies she developed allowed agents to infiltrate hostile environments, gather crucial intelligence, exfiltrate assets, and conduct surveillance without compromising their true identities.

These disguises were also integral in deception operations, enabling agents to manipulate adversaries’ perceptions and actions. The ability to assume multiple identities and operate covertly provided a strategic advantage in the convoluted geopolitical landscape of the Cold War era.

Legacy and Contributions

Jonna Mendez's work has left an indelible mark on the intelligence community. The advancements in disguise technology initiated by her have been integral in reshaping espionage tactics and methodologies. The masks and disguises developed under her watch were not just tools of deception; they were lifelines for operatives working in the shadows, ensuring their safety and the success of their missions.

Moreover, Mendez has shared her knowledge and experiences through lectures, writings, and advisory roles, offering insights into the clandestine world of espionage and the significance of disguise in intelligence operations. Her revelations have not only enriched public knowledge about the workings of the intelligence community but have also highlighted the importance of innovation and technical acumen in the field of espionage.

Modern Developments

While the exact advancements in disguise technology post-Mendez's tenure remain classified, it can be inferred that the field has continued to evolve, integrating newer technologies and materials. The rapid progress in prosthetics, synthetic materials, digital technology, and biometrics may have led to the development of more advanced and sophisticated disguise techniques. Such advancements likely address the challenges posed by modern security measures and surveillance technologies.

Conclusion

Jonna Mendez’s tenure as the Chief of Disguise at the CIA marked a revolutionary period in the field of disguise technology. Her pioneering work in developing advanced, realistic masks significantly enhanced the capabilities of field agents, allowing them to assume new identities and perform covert operations with unprecedented efficacy. Mendez’s intricate masks and disguises were pivotal in several high-stake missions during the Cold War, providing agents with the means to infiltrate, exfiltrate, and gather crucial intelligence without compromising their safety.

Her contributions to the intelligence community extend beyond her innovations, as she continues to educate the public about the role and significance of disguise in espionage. The advancements initiated by Mendez have paved the way for newer innovations, adapting to the evolving landscape of modern espionage and the challenges posed by sophisticated security and surveillance systems.

Jonna Mendez’s legacy is a testament to the amalgamation of artistry, technical prowess, and strategic thinking in the service of national security, highlighting the relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation in the clandestine world of intelligence operations.

Watch this, it's incredible....

Part 1:

And Part 2:

Backups here:

And here:

https://twitter.com/Conspiracy6174/status/1645449850824306691

More here from her TedX talk:

And here from Valuetainment:

And here:

And from our friend Derek Johnson, Rattletrap:

Keep reading below and you'll see even ESPN has technology so advanced no one could recognize Eli Manning playing football in a mask....

Wow!

NEW VIDEO: Fake Joe Biden Mask Exposed?

I've got a brand new video to share with you from our old friend Chris Yoon.

You might remember we used to cover his videos a lot.

He stopped posting for a bit but big thanks to a reader who sent me this latest link of his newest video.

I think it's going to blow your mind, especially around the 8:00 minute mark.

But please watch the whole thing before you comment.

I'm not going to tell you for sure I know there is a man in a mask playing Joe Biden, but I am saying that every day that goes by that becomes MORE likely, not LESS likely.

Especially when you see something like this.

Just....wow.

Also, if you think this is far-fetched, please watch the NEXT video I'll put below this one, showing how ESPN already did the same thing with Eli Manning.

And that was on a football field with running, tackling and massive sweating.

And it fooled everyone.

If they can do that in football, how much easier would it be with "Sleepy Joe"?

And hey, is this why he is so rarely seen in public and always has to "call a lid"?

Is the mast hard to wear for long periods of time?

Does it take a lot of time and effort to put on each day?

So many questions.

For now, I leave it in your hands to watch this and let me know what you think.

Current Joe Biden: real or fake?

Watch this and then decide:

Backup here on Rumble if needed:

Now as promised, I bring you one more video.

If you think any of that is far-fetched, then you probably haven't seen what ESPN already did.

This is wild.

Keep reading...

Don't Believe Biden Is An Actor Wearing a Mask? Then You Have To See This...

Ok look, I'll say right off the bat I don' know for sure what's going on with Biden.

And I'm not one of these people who thinks he was executed at GITMO 5 years ago and is now replaced by a clone.

Not going there.

But...being played by an actor?

Or by multiple actors?

Not far-fetched if you ask me.

Especially considering how different he often looks.

More on that farther down in this article.

But right now I want to show you something that will probably blow your mind if you didn't realize just how good they've gotten with fake face masks.

No, I don't mean COVID face masks.

I mean, an entirely fake face put on somebody.

I saw this clip on ESPN recently of Eli Manning (who is 41) who went "undercover" to Penn State to try and walk on as a college freshman.

You know, about 18 years old.

And guess what?

After the fake face was put on, nobody recognized him!

And here's the other part...they did a full day of football tryouts....running around, sweating, moving, hitting, the full deal.  And the fake face stayed on.

So is it really that hard to believe Joe Biden is being played by an actor made to "look" like Joe Biden?

Think about how often they never let him leave his basement, now why would they want to keep him out of public view so much?

First, because he's a walking gaffe machine.

But second, you probably wouldn't want to have to put on the fake Biden face too often, would you?

I bet not.

So keep him out of public view as much as possible before you have to run out the actor?

I don't folks, I'm not 100% convinced either way, but here's what I do know after watching this ESPN bit: they have the technology and it's not even that hard.

Go ahead and watch this, it's pretty incredible.

Watch till the end when he rips the fake face off in front of the whole team and they are stunned.

Enjoy:

Here's some more footage:

And since we're on the topic, here is Julie Green saying "Biden will soon be unmasked".

Hmmmm.....

Watch here on Rumble:

Now let's take a minute to explore all the different "Bidens" and how they all look so wildly different.

FAKE ACTOR? Can You Spot The Real Joe Biden?

Is this the same man in all 4 photos?

Let's dig in to a very serious question, shall we?


 

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