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Russian disinformation spreading in new ways despite bans
| Many were set up long before the war and were not obviously tied to the Russian government until they suddenly began parroting Gremlin talking points.
>“They may be establishing sleeper sites,” said NewsGuard co-CEO Gordon Crovitz. Sleeper sites are websites created for a disinformation campaign that lay largely dormant, slowly building an audience through innocuous or unrelated posts, and then switching to propaganda or disinformation at an appointed time.
| https://news.yahoo.com/russian-disinformation-spreading-ways-despite-050152101.html
https://www.newsguardtech.com/press/newsguard-identifies-250-russia-ukraine-disinfo-sites/
| Remember g/u/rls:
Don't trust the things you read.
Even if it's a source you've grown to trust, you never know if it's secretly a Russian sleeper site!
| pain
| Ебать, даже не хочется это на английском писать.
Сука, на сколько же конченым надо быть, что бы начать так думать. Ебаааать, вот где самая лучшая машины пропоганды, так это у пиндосов. И ведь в эту хуйн/ю/ верят... Я понима/ю/ почему запад верит хохлам, которые нагло предъявля/ю/т старые фотографии и л/ю/ту/ю/ хуйн/ю/ пишут, по военной части. Им это выгодно. Но, сука, как в подобну/ю/ хуйн/ю/ кто-то верит?!
| That's super smart on there part, it reminds of those B level movie studios that would just flood the bargin bin and shelves with Sharknado and other spoof movies, except much more deadlier.
| >posting this on a russian sleeper site
top kek
| Lol, now I understand why russians call ukrainians "nazis". They even got their Goebbels, not only man with svastica's
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| >NewsGuard, a New York-based firm that studies and tracks online misinformation, has now identified 250 websites actively spreading Russian disinformation about the war, with dozens of new ones added in recent months.
>Some of the sites pose as independent think tanks or news outlets. About half are English-language, while others are in French, German or Italian. [...]