02-20-2018, 09:56 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-20-2018, 10:04 PM by Valuesize. Edited 3 times in total.)
Quote:SD: What? Of course I read it. I still don't know that I personally ever saw a single "Russian" ad on facebook. Yes I am on there. I just want to know what ads the Russians pushed down our throats to make us vote different than we would have.
Saw today (Where? I'd like a link as I've not seen this) that CNN and MSNBC heavily pushed for one anti-trump rally, attended by Michael Moore, that was 100% directed by the Russian mobsters indicted. I don't doubt it. How would one know you were being led? Just like the folks that support Trump. So even though I never saw one of the propaganda ads, you are correct that they had influence.
This should not be a lefty, righty thing. It should be about all of us against the Russians.
YOU seem to be giving the ads much more weight than I. I was an ad man way back when and I was happy with a 1% return. I place much more weight to the fact that a fairly large group of individuals came here illegally, pretending to be Americans, chatting JUST LIKE we are now, spending millions of dollars attempting (with some success) to persuade real Americans to hold rallies or DIRECTING numerous activities like these on page 13 and 14 for example.
Quote:31. In order to collect additional intelligence, Defendants and their co-conspirators posed as U.S. persons and contacted U.S. political and social activists. For example, starting in or around June 2016, Defendants and their co-conspirators, posing online as U.S. persons, communicated with a real U.S. person affiliated with a Texas-based grassroots organization. During the exchange, Defendants and their co-conspirators learned from the real U.S. person that they should focus their activities on “purple states like Colorado, Virginia & Florida.” After that exchange, Defendants and their co-conspirators commonly referred to targeting “purple states” in directing their efforts.
Quote:32. Defendants and their co-conspirators, through fraud and deceit, created hundreds of social media accounts and used them to develop certain fictitious U.S. personas into “leader[s] of public opinion” in the United States.
33. ORGANIZATION employees, referred to as “specialists,” were tasked to create social media accounts that appeared to be operated by U.S. persons. The specialists were divided into day-shift and night-shift hours and instructed to make posts in accordance with the appropriate U.S. time zone. The ORGANIZATION also circulated lists of U.S. holidays so that specialists could develop and post appropriate account activity. Specialists were instructed to write about topics germane to the United States such as U.S. foreign policy and U.S. economic issues. Specialists were directed to create “political intensity through supporting radical groups, users dissatisfied with [the] social and economic situation and oppositional social movements.”
Go "outside the box" and give this video a look. It's not fake news. It shows some of the people that were being "helped" by those that are in this indictment.
http://money.cnn.com/2018/02/20/media/in...index.html
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