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Justice Department disrupts Russian influence operation...
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Absolutely! Asymmetric warfare is still warfare. This article captures the most relevant (unclassified) portions of the Russian social media campaigns: Just a moment...
Pisgah
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Russians vs. DOJ -- who's the bigger liar?
At this point, there's no way to say...
At this point, there's no way to say...
SafeTFirst
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That’s exactly the misinformation Putin wants us to swallow. Remember, Putin’s Russia is the enemy of the USA.
Ματθιας;142066868 said:
So; I work in Tbilisi, 40 miles from Russian-occupied South Ossetia, Georgia. This location is rated at the highest security risk for both human intelligence (HUMINT) and electronic intelligence gathering by Russians. I protect my laptop and phone a variety of ways that make me not worth the effort to target even though Vlad's folks know who every American contractor is here, who they work for, what they do, and where they live.
I'm darn near 70, bald, and thoroughly unattractive. At restaurants here occasioned by Americans even I've been approached (we all have been) by young attractive females who speak perfect English and 'really like America' and would like to sit down and just visit to 'practice English.' If you politely dismiss yourself a few times, you'll next be approached by an attractive young man, same modus operandi. Classic HUMINT 'approach and engage.'
No, I am not fond of Russians working for Putin.
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So is Iran, China, N Korea and who knows how many more.
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That's a good, informative article, Biku. Thanks.
SafeTFirst
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True. They’re all working feverishly on the misinformation campaign. Likely coordinating.
Anytime an American has a vague (or worse) feeling of anger toward their government, country, law enforcement, military, etc., without any particular evidence, that’s enemy propaganda at work.
Here's one of the many places Russians go to escape Putin's war. They get the misinformation hourly while in-country in their homeland. reuters.com
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OP
Some folks seem to forget that prosecutors are legally and ethically forbidden to charge and try someone unless they believe he is guilty and have the evidence to prove it.
OP
Thank you for proving the effectiveness of the Russian influence campaign...
OP
Wow.
Y'know, if there was a conspiracy between the US Department of Justice, judges, prosecutors, and others to bring "bogus charges" in certain jurisdictions, it would have be very large, involve dozens of people at a minimum, and be pretty easy to prove. And convicting someone of "bogus charges" would also require corrupting a jury. Why has no one stepped forward to tell the truth?
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Good grief. We're cooked.
It was a great experiment while it lasted....
It was a great experiment while it lasted....
as disinformation campaigns led by some of the op's news sources like to say, "presented with no specifics and not a shred of evidence". It is presented with a ton of innuendo and association techniques. Nowhere is there presented an actual mis informational action that can be checked or verified.
especially certain prosecutors in new york city.
Well lets see here. Was crossing the street outside of the crosswalk the other day, and got charged for jaywalking. The prosecutor didn't like my politics so he separately charged ne for every step taken in crossing the street. Then being thoroughly corrupted by politics, he said my crossing the street was directly related to an unnamed, unproven, untried crime that made each step taken a separate felony.
Course in the pit of snakes, all snakes are legally and ethically forbidden to bite another snake.
Then again, for an obvious political post, no one will complain about it being political untill they are disagreed with?
OP
The US Government has many faults, and has been guilty of many things in the past, but to see our fellow Americans on here allege that our elected government, and our own government officials, are no more trustworthy than a murderous Russian dictator and his thuggish myrmidons is truly depressing. Propaganda works, and those who are most easily influenced by it are those who deny its existence and/or fail to recognize it when they see it.
In July my Reynolds Consumer Products stock was $26.76 a share. Last week it was $32.50. I love these threads.
Same as in the many Covid and global warming threads. When they lost, after posting their misinformation, they resort to condescending remarks with those that disagree, prefaced usually by “respectfully”.
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Where was the DOJ when Russia, Russia, Russia, the wiped hard drive and the 'laptop is a lie' were being fed to us ad nauseum?
Credibility, once lost, is hard to regain.
Credibility, once lost, is hard to regain.
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