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> seems pretty provenn from links in the ISD articles to posts from RT, Sputnik Both articles are quoting prominent US politicians and goes on to detail Fema's
by an_guy 2y ago
> seems pretty provenn from links in the ISD articles to posts from RT, Sputnik
Both articles are quoting prominent US politicians and goes on to detail Fema's response.
> and Dmitry Medvedev doing just that.
How does a vague statement from Russian politician "amplify disinformation"?
Is the bar for "amplifying disinformation" as low as quoting US politicians/presidential candidate?
- tim333 2y agoThe statement included no money for the clean up - disinformation, money for a drunken mob of Ukrainian thugs - disinformation, tweeted to 1.3m followers - amplifying. If it was just Dimitry it wouldn't be a big deal but the same is probably going out to thousands of 'US Patriot 457' type bot accounts, their paid $100k/episode shills like Tim Pool, quite likely Tucker and Donald, and so on.