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11-02-2017, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Guest
Really you are going to pull that nonsense. That line is as old as playing the race card.
Google, Facebook and Twitter antics are a constant conversation in many papers, on websites and their CEO's are in Washington explaining themselves .
Do your own research I am not obliged to do yours nor to answer to you
Geezzz your motives are so transparent. Please do yourself a favor don't play poker
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"Some of the ads sampled specifically dealt with the U.S. election and were critical of Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. One from an account called “Army of Jesus” said Clinton was supported by evil forces.
“Hillary is a Satan, and her crimes and lies had proved just how evil she is,” the post read. It added that Republican candidate Donald Trump was “an honest man” who “cares deeply for this country.”
"One ad from a group calling itself “Heart of Texas” promoted a rally in Houston on May 21, 2016 to “Stop Islamization” in the U.S. state. Another ad from a separate Facebook page promoted a pro-Islam rally at the same time and venue.
The Russian government has denied any attempts to sway the 2016 election, in which U.S. President Donald Trump defeated Clinton.
The ads were released at a U.S. House Intelligence Committee hearing, where lawyers from Facebook, Twitter Inc and Alphabet Inc’s Google testified about Russian influence on their networks.
It was the second straight day the companies attempted to ward off criticism from lawmakers that they were slow to respond to Russian abuse."
U.S. lawmakers release sample of Russian-bought Facebook ads | Reuters
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