Yes, in my mind jaki/stirner/crabs/ludabug/etc./etc./etc., to over 100 aliases can be nothing BUT a criminal paid for disruption. His payment may be monetary or it may be simply staying out of jail while ratting out non-political people to whom he owes money. After five years of doing nothing but promoting violence, creating interpersonal divisions, creating disruption, posting his photos and drug habits to encourage others to do likewise and occasionally trying to gain sensitive information it should be more than obvious. I can say absolutely NOTHING else. I've no doubt missed some of his services to the FBI. Forgive me.

The trick is that I came to the opinion a long time ago that stirner was sane, believe it or not. All his actions have a deliberate purpose in mind. He has also, by the way, been turfed from gun nut boards for his attempts to provoke right wingers just like he attempts to provoke left wingers. His act can be pretty obvious, but he hardly cares because there are enough suckers.

As to the 'others' I have my own suspicions, but none of them are so obvious as stirner. Look to those who may appear to be sane while promoting their insanity and have suspicions about them. In any case, I know for a simple fact that I am the only person of any who may read this who has actually stood in front of a police informer in the flesh. It comes with unfortunate experience. None of the rats that I have had the "privilege" of meeting nor even read about were as obvious as stirner.

The whole setup of something like leftwithsharpedge, of course, screams FBI at the top of its lungs. In the past the FBI has created its own fake Maoist parties, and nobody should doubt it continues today with the provisio that the fake anarchists can hardly get budgetary allocations that Islamists can. In the era before the internet this would be obvious to common sense. Who funds and sets up a "leftist" group whose major and often only function is to attack other leftists ? Three letters. Three guesses.

Don't discount the FBI. It's a progressive and intelligent spy agency, no longer the ideologically bound spooks of J. Edgar Hoover. By the late 80s it had accepted gay people as recruits. In 2012 it set up a special internal program for the proper care of its LGBT agents. This followed what may have been a major shift in 2011 when the agency, and practically everyone else, saw what the internet could do, most significantly in the Arab Spring. Creating disruption is an old trick, but doing it on the internet is "new".