https://t.co/EAWfFkEGeD State sponsored disinformation? No!
"One campaign targeting Iran ... pushed out views that both supported and opposed the Iranian government. That disinformation effort resembled the methods used by Russia to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election."
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I remember when I lived in Boston being at times amazed at how brief a time people seemed to be able to go without talking about eating lobster -- just couldn't don the bib quick enough. (Do I eat the green stuff?)
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Only recently saw tOfficial Secrets, about an incident of which Americans are largely unaware. A very good reminder of when and how the American moron and the British lapdog sent us into a war based on lies, from which we have never really emerged.
https://t.co/H9go4Wcp7T "Servers were able to choose what guns they carry, although most carry semi-automatics, Boebert said." I'm not making this stuff up, ya know.
"Most Americans," writes Tom Gallagher, "appear to know far more of the activities of the Russian and Ukrainian militaries than they know about their own."
https://t.co/CJ8ZLG1XIH via @commondreams