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The Dark City Casts a Long Shadow on Social Media
In early October 2019, the Senate’s Select Committee on Intelligence released an 85-page report on Russia’s social media operations. Within those pages, it described an allegorical Dark City that has taken root within social media platforms.
What’s a Maté?
He’s not the only one who pushes DNC conspiracies and also heavily supports Tulsi Gabbard. Aaron Maté does the same, while he also provided cover for the Syrian government’s use of chemical weapons in Douma.
What’s Eating Tulsi Gabbard?
The 2019 version of Tulsi Gabbard is remarkably different from who she was only 5 years ago.
The Playbook for the 2020 Election Interference Operation: Part I
As I have discussed in my series Division, Inc, disrupting the 2020 election and propagating division is the intent of various actors both online and offline.
Dissecting Trump’s Public Record on Russia: Part I
Part I of an extensive analysis of Trump’s public statements and actions regarding Russia
Michael Tracey, the “Progressive”
He was more than happy to allege an unfounded conspiracy perpetrated by seemingly most Americans for wanting to help Ukraine.
The Corrupt Schemes of Donald Trump: Part II
In light of Trump’s recent call with Ukrainian President Zelensky, now would be a good time to take a fresh look at the presser where Trump made a similar call via public airwaves, asking for Russia to help his campaign.
Division, Inc: Part II
High volume is the name of the game here. Whereas the top 10% of authentic users only tweet 138 times a month on average, these accounts reach that figure in less than 2 days, typically.
Division, Inc: Part I
When the goal is division, it does not matter what side we pick, as long as we pick one. Once we have, they can start hammering in the wedges to slowly split us apart.
