n 1998, Igor Panarin, a Russian intelligence official turned scholar, presented a paper at a European conference about information warfare, predicting that the United States would, in the near future, descend into another civil war and divide into several mini-nations, each backed by a different world power.

Panarin and his theories were embraced by the Putin regime, and he became a well-known expert pontificating on TV about the decline of the United States, as well as an adviser to the Kremlin. His thinking has been repeatedly cited as a window into the Putin view of how to undermine the United States: use racial and religious diversity and political polarization to exacerbate existing divides.

Unfortunately, instead of seeing the spread of fake news by Russia as a national-security threat—as almost every member of Congress seemed to, regardless of party, at the hearings this week—Trump has spent a year dismissing concerns about Russian propaganda while echoing its tropes, and attacking the American news media as the real fake news. His aides even sometimes repost the very accounts recently unmasked as Russian plants.

How Trump Helps Russian Trolls | The New Yorker

Originally Posted by Guest

n 1998, Igor Panarin, a Russian intelligence official turned scholar, presented a paper at a European conference about information warfare, predicting that the United States would, in the near future, descend into another civil war and divide into several mini-nations, each backed by a different world power.

Panarin and his theories were embraced by the Putin regime, and he became a well-known expert pontificating on TV about the decline of the United States, as well as an adviser to the Kremlin. His thinking has been repeatedly cited as a window into the Putin view of how to undermine the United States: use racial and religious diversity and political polarization to exacerbate existing divides.

Unfortunately, instead of seeing the spread of fake news by Russia as a national-security threat—as almost every member of Congress seemed to, regardless of party, at the hearings this week—Trump has spent a year dismissing concerns about Russian propaganda while echoing its tropes, and attacking the American news media as the real fake news. His aides even sometimes repost the very accounts recently unmasked as Russian plants.

How Trump Helps Russian Trolls | The New Yorker

The rise of Donald John Trump is a very frightening development in US politics.

Originally Posted by Guest

The rise of Donald John Trump is a very frightening development in US politics.

Why? He ran as a R...he's an R...he's part of the system.

The minority majority is the REAL frightening development! It IS the end of America guaranteed.

Originally Posted by Guest

n 1998, Igor Panarin, a Russian intelligence official turned scholar, presented a paper at a European conference about information warfare, predicting that the United States would, in the near future, descend into another civil war and divide into several mini-nations, each backed by a different world power.

Panarin and his theories were embraced by the Putin regime, and he became a well-known expert pontificating on TV about the decline of the United States, as well as an adviser to the Kremlin. His thinking has been repeatedly cited as a window into the Putin view of how to undermine the United States: use racial and religious diversity and political polarization to exacerbate existing divides.

Unfortunately, instead of seeing the spread of fake news by Russia as a national-security threat—as almost every member of Congress seemed to, regardless of party, at the hearings this week—Trump has spent a year dismissing concerns about Russian propaganda while echoing its tropes, and attacking the American news media as the real fake news. His aides even sometimes repost the very accounts recently unmasked as Russian plants.

How Trump Helps Russian Trolls | The New Yorker

"And the attacks by Russia continue....via bots which while they have been exposed are still believed and followed by many in this country, and on this forum....

"On Twitter the hashtag #BoycottKeurig is now number one in overall hashtags promoted by 600 accounts connected to Russian influence efforts tracked by the German Marshall Fund. The hashtag #standwithannity and the variant #istandwithhannity, #boycottkeurig, and #keurig are among the top trending hashtags promoted by these accounts.

On Sunday, white nationalist Angelo John Gage posted a video of himself on Twitter destroying a Keurig coffee machine using a hammer to protest the company’s move to remove ads from Hannity’s show. He used two of the hashtags amplified by the Russian social media network.The Russian influence linked accounts—some of which are bots, some individuals—are amplifying Gage’s message against Keurig and those of other Hannity supporters who posted videos of themselves across social media demolishing the company's single-serve coffee machines. The network of social media accounts was identified after key American intelligence agencies found the Kremlin worked to interfere in the 2016 election."



Russian Bots Are Sticking Up For Sean Hannity By Attacking Keurig, As Fans Smash Coffee Makers

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MEANWHILE.....

"President Donald Trump suggested in Vietnam on Sunday that US sanctions against Russia are too tough and that he prefers being on more amicable terms with the Kremlin."

Trump suggests softening the US' stance towards Russia, easing sanctions - Business Insider

ON THIS FORUM ????

Read this article with specifics on Russian posts everytime a specific negative article came to be on Trump and the responses by the bots......do they look familiar ???

AP: Russia Twitter trolls rushed to deflect Trump bad news - CBS News

Originally Posted by Guest

The rise of Donald John Trump is a very frightening development in US politics.

Why? Because he didn't reply to your 224 613 stalking?

Originally Posted by mellincf

n 1998, Igor Panarin, a Russian intelligence official turned scholar, presented a paper at a European conference about information warfare, predicting that the United States would, in the near future, descend into another civil war and divide into several mini-nations, each backed by a different world power.

Panarin and his theories were embraced by the Putin regime, and he became a well-known expert pontificating on TV about the decline of the United States, as well as an adviser to the Kremlin. His thinking has been repeatedly cited as a window into the Putin view of how to undermine the United States: use racial and religious diversity and political polarization to exacerbate existing divides.

Unfortunately, instead of seeing the spread of fake news by Russia as a national-security threat—as almost every member of Congress seemed to, regardless of party, at the hearings this week—Trump has spent a year dismissing concerns about Russian propaganda while echoing its tropes, and attacking the American news media as the real fake news. His aides even sometimes repost the very accounts recently unmasked as Russian plants.

How Trump Helps Russian Trolls | The New Yorker

This poster can never be taken seriously. Thinks Islamic terrorism is Justified because of the previous acts of Christians and of current white men.

Originally Posted by Guest

This poster can never be taken seriously. Thinks Islamic terrorism is Justified because of the previous acts of Christians and of current white men.

You mean the white men who beat the Muslims back from their invasion?

Islam had spread from Arabia across N Africa, up through Spain, and into France...

What were they supposed to do? LET them take over? Like we are now with the Hispanics invading America?

We NEED a "Crusade" to take back America.