>The site is part of a growing list of fake Native American pages run out of places like Macedonia, Kosovo or Vietnam. So the headline is a little misleading..

>The site is part of a growing list of fake Native American pages run out of places like Macedonia, Kosovo or Vietnam. So the headline is a little misleading... It's just that there are a growing number of websites that simply plagiarize content to get views / ad revenue. Because their titles are obfuscated to prevent detection of the plagiarism, they have to target specific niche groups to drive views. So it's not some weird "fake Native American" scheme / scam / ploy... it's just that this site in particular seems to focus on "Native American topics". So it's not "Fake Native Americans Are Using Russian Characters to Avoid Plagiarism Detectors", it's "Fake News Sites Plagiarize Articles by Using Cyrillic Character Replacement to Avoid Detection", subtitle: "One such site targets Native Americans!"