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The strategy the article suggests is basically 1. Don't argue with the disinfo trolls. Instead, counter disinformation trolls with your own disinformation trol
by plaguuuuuu 10y ago
The strategy the article suggests is basically
1. Don't argue with the disinfo trolls. Instead, counter disinformation trolls with your own disinformation trolls.
2. "both
NATO and the United States have a range of capabilities to inform,
influence, and persuade selected target audiences.
Increase the flow
of persuasive information and start to compete, seeking to generate
effects that support U.S. and NATO objectives"
3. "then jamming, corrupting, degrading, destroying,
usurping, or otherwise interfering with the ability of the propagan-
dists to broadcast and disseminate their messages could diminish
the impact of their efforts."
So basically create your own fake news, hire a tonne of social media shills and finally, start blocking websites and banning any social media users that disagree with the desired narrative. Scary :_)
- monocasa 10y ago> both NATO and the United States have a range of capabilities to inform, influence, and persuade selected target audiences. Increase the flow of persuasive information and start to compete, seeking to generate effects that support U.S. and NATO objectives Yeah, it's called JTRIG. There's a reason why Eglin Air Force Base was declared 'the most reddit addicted city', and then the blog post was deleted. https://web.archive.org/web/20160604042751/http://www.redditblog.com/2013/05/get-ready-for-global-reddit-meetup-day.html https://web.archive.org/web/20160604042751/http://www.reddit...
- justaguyonline 10y agoI can emphatically say that the post in question was not deleted. I don't know why you would think that since you can visit the live post in question via the wayback machine link you posted. The mention of Eglin Air Force Base is preserved too, but I don't see any connection between an Air Force base in the Florida panhandle and a unit that belongs to the GCHQ in the United Kingdom.