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The flood of “fake news” this election season got support from a sophisticated Russian propaganda campaign that created and spread misleading articles online with the goal of punishing Democrat Hillary Clinton, helping Republican Donald Trump and undermining faith in American democracy, say independent researchers who tracked the operation.
www.washingtonpost.com... 3b6-8a40-4ca9-b712-716af66098fe_story.html
There is no way to know whether the Russian campaign proved decisive in electing Trump, but researchers portray it as part of a broadly effective strategy of sowing distrust in U.S. democracy and its leaders. The tactics included penetrating the computers of election officials in several states and releasing troves of hacked emails that embarrassed Clinton in the final months of her campaign
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: seasonal
Now isn't the Washington post. now owned by that Mexican Billionaire friend of the Clintons, who's wealth it is rumoured to have come from the drug cartels. They must have dreamt that one up during a vacation on Epstein's island.
originally posted by: reldra
a reply to: seasonal
Of course they did. They started a really odd Conservative like of Putin, almost to the point of being 'fanboyish'.
Putin knows Clinton would be no 'pushover' and has described Trump as 'a colorful figure'. Of course Putin wanted a Trump win.
originally posted by: seasonal
Trolls, leaked emails, punish HRC and fostering a mistrust in US democracy was that the plan of Russia this election season?
Russia, this story contends, spread fake news to punish HRC.
The flood of “fake news” this election season got support from a sophisticated Russian propaganda campaign that created and spread misleading articles online with the goal of punishing Democrat Hillary Clinton, helping Republican Donald Trump and undermining faith in American democracy, say independent researchers who tracked the operation.
Can't tell if this attempt by Russia to punish HRC and help Trump was effective, but it did help make a mistrust in the US democracy.
www.washingtonpost.com... 3b6-8a40-4ca9-b712-716af66098fe_story.html
There is no way to know whether the Russian campaign proved decisive in electing Trump, but researchers portray it as part of a broadly effective strategy of sowing distrust in U.S. democracy and its leaders. The tactics included penetrating the computers of election officials in several states and releasing troves of hacked emails that embarrassed Clinton in the final months of her campaign
originally posted by: reldra
a reply to: seasonal
Of course they did. They started a really odd Conservative like of Putin, almost to the point of being 'fanboyish'.
Putin knows Clinton would be no 'pushover' and has described Trump as 'a colorful figure'. Of course Putin wanted a Trump win.
Putin knows Clinton would be no 'pushover' and has described Trump as 'a colorful figure'. Of course Putin wanted a Trump win.
They still haven't got to the point about what this "fake news" is even about. All they care about is how it swayed maybe 1% of voters away from Clinton - they are concerned about that because it was not a result of their own propaganda machine