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1. A successful disinformation campaign on the Hong Kong protests could have e.g. made people perceive protestors as violent terrorists, but there's been no suc
by yorwba 3y ago
1. A successful disinformation campaign on the Hong Kong protests could have e.g. made people perceive protestors as violent terrorists, but there's been no such shift in perception. The topic simply stopped being discussed because nothing exciting has happened recently.
2. There are like 2 billion Muslims worldwide. Any Chinese disinformation campaign is going to be dwarfed by the scale of organic posts.
- 1oooqooq 3y agofor 1 you're thinking like western states which infiltrate Pacific protests with plains cloth offices and start breaking stuff to justify a response. china don't do that. they show up in full force from the get go. branding Pacific forces as terrorists is western view point. so not a goal you should measure their campaign. 2. i can't even start to reply without going so basic this becomes a blog post. sorry
- yorwba 3y ago> not a goal you should measure their campaign. Then what do you think the goal of their disinformation campaign was? Given you say they are the opposite of bad at it, I guess that means you think they achieved their goal, so can you give examples of that successful disinformation campaign?