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CIA implicates CNN and Clinton trolls in election influence campaign
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2017 Jan 7, 9:30am 1,457 views 4 comments
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MisdemeanorRebel
2017 Jan 7, 9:46am
Wasn't that hilarious? It was supposed to be a report about how Russia hacked the elections, and ended up spending a ludicrous amount of space on RT's Programming.
Occupy Wall Street was years ago.
This looks like something a kid put together to night before the Paper was due.
Tenpoundbass
2017 Jan 7, 10:08am
Occupy Wall Street was years ago.
Tolerated way too long by an administration that saw them as useful Idiots. If Obama and or any of the Suspect players exposed in recent Wikileaks, didn't create OWS(most plausible scenario).
Then it's a reflection on this administrations incompetence. This administration loves pleading Stupidity, to put their incompetence on display, as long as they can project the blame. It's sickening, and I see you've learned absolutely nothing.
OWS went only just long enough for Dod Frank to wrap up and for Elizabeth Warren to create a diversion to get all of her Wallstreet friendly Trojan Horse legislation passed. People are more fucked than ever.
After the CFPB was passed they were dispersed.
MisdemeanorRebel
2017 Jan 7, 10:45am
The CIA is mad because Putin elected trump.
The CIA is mad because the dominant intelligence apparatus is about to switch back to the Pentagon and away from them.
Clap-off!
RT Conducts Strategic Messaging for Russian Government
RT's criticism of the US election was the latest facet of its broader and longer-standing anti-US messaging likely aimed at undermining viewers' trust in US democratic procedures and undercutting US criticism of Russia's political system. RT Editor in Chief Margarita Simonyan recently declared that the United States itself lacks democracy and that it has "no moral right to teach the rest of the world" (Kommersant, 6 November).
Simonyan has characterized RT's coverage of the Occupy Wall Street movement as "information warfare" that is aimed at promoting popular dissatisfaction with the US Government. RT created a Facebook app to connect Occupy Wall Street protesters via social media. In addition, RT featured its own hosts in Occupy rallies ("Minaev Live," 10 April; RT, 2, 12 June).
RT's reports often characterize the United States as a "surveillance state" and allege widespread infringements of civil liberties, police brutality, and drone use (RT, 24,
28 October, 1-10 November).
RT has also focused on criticism of the US economic system, US currency policy, alleged Wall Street greed, and the US national debt. Some of RT's hosts have compared the United States to Imperial Rome and have predicted that government corruption and "corporate greed" will lead to US financial collapse (RT, 31 October, 4 November).
https://www.dni.gov/files/documents/ICA_2017_01.pdf
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