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• mistermann 8y ago
  > First, the Internet Research Agency "troll farm", based in Saint Petersburg, created hundreds of social media accounts impersonating Americans supporting radical groups, planning and promoting rallies, and reaching millions of social media users between 2013 and 2017. Is there any proof for this claim? Writing it on a piece of paper or web page is not proof. Was the proof perhaps IP addresses? I don't think I've ever had anyone even try to answer this question.
  • intopieces 8y ago
    I could offer you the numerous citations around the web, but I have a feeling I'll get tired of following the goalpost before you get tired of moving it.
    • mistermann 8y ago
      Citations of evidence? You could try once, but keep in mind the goalposts in this case are actual evidence, not an impressive story.