En tiennytkään että jenkkien pressaehdokkaiden päässä viiraamiset on nollasummapeliä. Eli jos Trumpilla viiraa, niin Bidenillä ei voi viirata tai vice versa.
Trump -psykoosi
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Russians Again Targeting Americans With Disinformation, Facebook and Twitter Say
The companies said the F.B.I. had warned them that the Kremlin-backed Internet Research Agency set up a network of fake user accounts and a website.
The Russian group that interfered in the 2016 presidential election is at it again, using a network of fake accounts and a website set up to look like a left-wing news site, Facebook and Twitter said on Tuesday.
The disinformation campaign by the Kremlin-backed group, known as the Internet Research Agency, is the first public evidence that the agency is trying to repeat its efforts from four years ago and push voters away from the Democratic presidential candidate, Joseph R. Biden Jr., to help President Trump.
www.nytimes.com
The companies said the F.B.I. had warned them that the Kremlin-backed Internet Research Agency set up a network of fake user accounts and a website.
The Russian group that interfered in the 2016 presidential election is at it again, using a network of fake accounts and a website set up to look like a left-wing news site, Facebook and Twitter said on Tuesday.
The disinformation campaign by the Kremlin-backed group, known as the Internet Research Agency, is the first public evidence that the agency is trying to repeat its efforts from four years ago and push voters away from the Democratic presidential candidate, Joseph R. Biden Jr., to help President Trump.
Russians Again Targeting Americans With Disinformation, Facebook and Twitter Say (Published 2020)
The companies said the F.B.I. had warned them that the Kremlin-backed Internet Research Agency set up a network of fake user accounts and a website.
Trump Spread Multiple Conspiracy Theories on Monday. Here Are Their Roots.
The unfounded ideas have been circulating online for months.
In a wide-ranging interview with the Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Monday night, President Trump spread multiple conspiracy theories about the protests that have erupted across the nation. Many of his unfounded claims can be traced back to narratives that have been swirling online for months.
Here are three of the baseless conspiracy theories that Mr. Trump spread and where they came from.
A plane ‘loaded with thugs’ headed to the Republican convention.
During the interview with Ms. Ingraham, Mr. Trump claimed that “we had somebody get on a plane from a certain city this weekend, and in the plane it was almost completely loaded with thugs, wearing these dark uniforms, black uniforms, with gear and this and that.”
Mr. Trump then alleged that the people were headed to Washington, D.C., to disrupt the Republican National Convention.
There is no evidence of a flight matching Mr. Trump’s description. But the claim is similar to a baseless allegation that appeared online as early as June, when a wave of cities and towns became alarmed by unsubstantiated rumors that the loose collective of anti-fascist activists known as antifa was being sent into their communities to disrupt the peace.
On June 1, a man from Emmett, Idaho, posted on Facebook: “Be ready for attacks downtown and residential areas. At least a dozen males got off the plane in Boise from Seattle, dressed head to toe in black.” He claimed, “One had a tattoo that said ‘Antifa America’ on his arm.” The post was shared nearly 4,000 times.
That same day, the local sheriff’s office posted that there was no merit to the rumor. “The Payette County Sheriff’s Office has not had contact with and has not verified that antifa is in Payette County,” it said. “The Payette County Sheriff’s Office has not given any specific warnings to our citizens about antifa or other organizations.” It was shared only 716 times on Facebook.
The idea resurfaced prominently again last week when Senator Rand Paul, a Republican from Kentucky, spoke about protesters who confronted him at the Republican convention.
“You just think, ‘Oh, these are some normal hoodlums from a big city.’ I promise you that at least some of the members and the people who attacked us were not from D.C.,” Mr. Paul said, according to Politico. “They flew here on a plane. They’ve all got fresh, new clothes.”
Mr. Paul did not offer any evidence to support this assertion.
Some ‘very stupid rich people’ are bankrolling racial justice protests across the U.S.
In the same Fox News interview, Mr. Trump said he believed “some very stupid rich people” had been financing the racial justice protests that took place in Washington last week and around the country in recent months.
The unsupported idea echoes claims spread online for months that George Soros, the billionaire investor and Democratic donor, was funding protests against police brutality.
Mr. Soros has for years been cast as an anti-conservative villain by a loose network of activists and political figures on the right and has become a convenient boogeyman for many different conspiracies, including that he “owns” antifa and Black Lives Matter groups.
Open Society Foundations, a philanthropic organization that Mr. Soros founded, has donated to Black Lives Matter in the past. But so have many other public figures, including Jay-Z, Beyoncé and Prince, just weeks before he died.
The false notion that a shadowy cabal of Democratic elites like Mr. Soros pulls strings behind the scenes and controls the world with money is a main pillar of the far-right extremist conspiracy theory QAnon.
‘People that you haven’t heard of’ are controlling Joseph Biden
This rumor, too, is a pillar of the baseless internet conspiracy QAnon. The theory states, falsely, that the world is run by a group of Satan-worshiping pedophiles that is plotting against Mr. Trump while operating a global child sex-trafficking ring.
QAnon followers, who number in the millions, believe that this clique includes top Democrats like Mr. Soros, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. And they believe that real and actual political power resides not with public candidates like Joseph R. Biden Jr. but with these individuals exercising their secret power beyond any immediately visible public link.
Since the start of the pandemic, as people in lockdown turned to the internet for entertainment, membership in 10 large Facebook QAnon groups grew more than 600 percent, a recent article by The Wall Street Journal said. This year, QAnon has been a main faction fueling false information about Covid-19, the Black Lives Matter protests and the 2020 election. Followers have also attached themselves to anti-vaccine and anti-child-trafficking movements, helping expand their ranks.
www.nytimes.com
The unfounded ideas have been circulating online for months.
In a wide-ranging interview with the Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Monday night, President Trump spread multiple conspiracy theories about the protests that have erupted across the nation. Many of his unfounded claims can be traced back to narratives that have been swirling online for months.
Here are three of the baseless conspiracy theories that Mr. Trump spread and where they came from.
A plane ‘loaded with thugs’ headed to the Republican convention.
During the interview with Ms. Ingraham, Mr. Trump claimed that “we had somebody get on a plane from a certain city this weekend, and in the plane it was almost completely loaded with thugs, wearing these dark uniforms, black uniforms, with gear and this and that.”
Mr. Trump then alleged that the people were headed to Washington, D.C., to disrupt the Republican National Convention.
There is no evidence of a flight matching Mr. Trump’s description. But the claim is similar to a baseless allegation that appeared online as early as June, when a wave of cities and towns became alarmed by unsubstantiated rumors that the loose collective of anti-fascist activists known as antifa was being sent into their communities to disrupt the peace.
On June 1, a man from Emmett, Idaho, posted on Facebook: “Be ready for attacks downtown and residential areas. At least a dozen males got off the plane in Boise from Seattle, dressed head to toe in black.” He claimed, “One had a tattoo that said ‘Antifa America’ on his arm.” The post was shared nearly 4,000 times.
That same day, the local sheriff’s office posted that there was no merit to the rumor. “The Payette County Sheriff’s Office has not had contact with and has not verified that antifa is in Payette County,” it said. “The Payette County Sheriff’s Office has not given any specific warnings to our citizens about antifa or other organizations.” It was shared only 716 times on Facebook.
The idea resurfaced prominently again last week when Senator Rand Paul, a Republican from Kentucky, spoke about protesters who confronted him at the Republican convention.
“You just think, ‘Oh, these are some normal hoodlums from a big city.’ I promise you that at least some of the members and the people who attacked us were not from D.C.,” Mr. Paul said, according to Politico. “They flew here on a plane. They’ve all got fresh, new clothes.”
Mr. Paul did not offer any evidence to support this assertion.
Some ‘very stupid rich people’ are bankrolling racial justice protests across the U.S.
In the same Fox News interview, Mr. Trump said he believed “some very stupid rich people” had been financing the racial justice protests that took place in Washington last week and around the country in recent months.
The unsupported idea echoes claims spread online for months that George Soros, the billionaire investor and Democratic donor, was funding protests against police brutality.
Mr. Soros has for years been cast as an anti-conservative villain by a loose network of activists and political figures on the right and has become a convenient boogeyman for many different conspiracies, including that he “owns” antifa and Black Lives Matter groups.
Open Society Foundations, a philanthropic organization that Mr. Soros founded, has donated to Black Lives Matter in the past. But so have many other public figures, including Jay-Z, Beyoncé and Prince, just weeks before he died.
The false notion that a shadowy cabal of Democratic elites like Mr. Soros pulls strings behind the scenes and controls the world with money is a main pillar of the far-right extremist conspiracy theory QAnon.
‘People that you haven’t heard of’ are controlling Joseph Biden
This rumor, too, is a pillar of the baseless internet conspiracy QAnon. The theory states, falsely, that the world is run by a group of Satan-worshiping pedophiles that is plotting against Mr. Trump while operating a global child sex-trafficking ring.
QAnon followers, who number in the millions, believe that this clique includes top Democrats like Mr. Soros, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. And they believe that real and actual political power resides not with public candidates like Joseph R. Biden Jr. but with these individuals exercising their secret power beyond any immediately visible public link.
Since the start of the pandemic, as people in lockdown turned to the internet for entertainment, membership in 10 large Facebook QAnon groups grew more than 600 percent, a recent article by The Wall Street Journal said. This year, QAnon has been a main faction fueling false information about Covid-19, the Black Lives Matter protests and the 2020 election. Followers have also attached themselves to anti-vaccine and anti-child-trafficking movements, helping expand their ranks.
Trump Spread Multiple Conspiracy Theories on Monday. Here Are Their Roots.
The unfounded ideas have been circulating online for months.
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Muutaman vuoden takainen neurologin "etädiagnoosi". En tiedä vaikka olisi jo ollut josku täällä
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Ressuna
Kapteeni
Vaikeeksi menee elämä jos ei Kiinalaista tavaraa saa ostaa, toki ruoka ei vielä sieltä tule. Mutta itse kirjoitan tätä huiweillä ja emännän erimerkkinenki on siellä tehty. Kaikki talon tv:t siellä tehty vaikka "merkkit" länsimaisia, jääkaappi, pakastin ja pyykkäri samoin. Auton uudet renkaat kinuski mutta vanhemmat talvikumi misukat sentään... oho Venäjällä tehty. Uskokaa tai elkää, kohta ajellaan kinuski autoilla, ja jonnekinhan Suomeen tilattiinkin Kiinasta sähköbusseja.
Lapinukko
Respected Leader
Huawein kohdalla on kuitenkin kyse verkkolaitteista. Siitä että kun on kyse diktatuurissa työskentelevistä ihmisistä ja yrityksestä joka on yksinvaltaisen puolueen hallitseman valtion ohjauksessa niin ei se todellakaan toimi samoilla säännöillä kuin demokratioissa toimivat yritykset jotka suorastaan läpivalaistaan vastuullisuutensa suhteen.
Se on erikoista että vapaiden maiden vapaat kansalaiset ja tässä tapauksessa "jotkut toimittelijat" ovat sitä mieltä että väärin tehty kun laitetaan jarruja diktatuurin toimille. Kaikenlainen urkkiminen ja tiedustelu, sitä ovat tehneet suomalaisyrityksissä ja korkeakouluissakin kohta 20 vuotta! Varoitukset ovat menneet kuuroille korville.
Toki on totta että jossain iltapäiväpaskeissa ei ole mitään urkittavaa. Mitäs siellä sitten oltaisiin huolissaan. Mutta että kyse olisi kauppasodasta tai pelkästään kauppasodasta, kuten iltapäivälehden toimittaja kertoo tarinoissaan niin ei se todellakaan ole sillä tavalla. Kiina vaikuttaa paljon ikävämmin kuin osataan arvata. Näköjään myös mediaan.
Kumman valitsisitte verkkolaitetoimittajaksi, diktatuurissa toimivan yrityksen vaiko demokratiassa? Ajatelkaas vielä että niiden laitteiden kautta voidaan seurata miljoonien ihmisten verkkoliikennettä sekä harmaassa vaiheessa aiheuttaa niitä apuna käytten kaikenlaista hassua häiriötä. Entä kuinka Kiina toimii Venäjän kanssa - tai on toimimatta - esimerkiksi Baltian maiden ja Suomen suhteen.
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Trump Encourages People in North Carolina to Vote Twice, Which Is Illegal
The president’s suggestion, which he framed as a way to test the security of elections systems, constituted the kind of voter fraud he has railed against.
President Trump on Wednesday suggested that people in North Carolina stress-test the security of their elections systems by voting twice — an act that constitutes the kind of voter fraud the president has railed against.
Mr. Trump made the comment in a briefing with reporters, where he was asked about his faith in the state’s system for voting by mail, which is expected to be more expansive in the 2020 presidential election than in previous years because of concerns about the spread of the coronavirus.
Mr. Trump encouraged people to send in an absentee ballot and then go vote in person on Election Day.
“Let them send it in and let them go vote, and if their system’s as good as they say it is, then obviously they won’t be able to vote,” the president said. “If it isn’t tabulated, they’ll be able to vote.”
“That’s the way it is,” he added. “And that’s what they should do.”
Voting twice in the same election is illegal.
But Mr. Trump’s suggestion that people should vote twice is one he has discussed privately with aides in recent weeks amid concerns he is depressing turnout among his supporters by raising alarms about the security of mail-in voting.
www.nytimes.com
The president’s suggestion, which he framed as a way to test the security of elections systems, constituted the kind of voter fraud he has railed against.
President Trump on Wednesday suggested that people in North Carolina stress-test the security of their elections systems by voting twice — an act that constitutes the kind of voter fraud the president has railed against.
Mr. Trump made the comment in a briefing with reporters, where he was asked about his faith in the state’s system for voting by mail, which is expected to be more expansive in the 2020 presidential election than in previous years because of concerns about the spread of the coronavirus.
Mr. Trump encouraged people to send in an absentee ballot and then go vote in person on Election Day.
“Let them send it in and let them go vote, and if their system’s as good as they say it is, then obviously they won’t be able to vote,” the president said. “If it isn’t tabulated, they’ll be able to vote.”
“That’s the way it is,” he added. “And that’s what they should do.”
Voting twice in the same election is illegal.
But Mr. Trump’s suggestion that people should vote twice is one he has discussed privately with aides in recent weeks amid concerns he is depressing turnout among his supporters by raising alarms about the security of mail-in voting.
Trump Encourages People in North Carolina to Vote Twice, Which Is Illegal (Published 2020)
The president’s suggestion, which he framed as a way to test the security of elections systems, constituted the kind of voter fraud he has railed against.
Viron nettiäänestyksessä voi käydä muuttamassa äänensä, tietääkseni rajoittamaton määrä, tietyn rajatun ajan sisällä.
Idea sen takana on se että jos joku pakottaa jotakuta äänestämään jotain ehdokasta vastoin omaa tahtoa niin sen äänen voi muuttaa sitten kun on ominpäin ja tietokone käytössä.
Viron nettiäänestyksessä pitää logata sisään henkilökohtaisella ID-kortilla mitä jokaisella virolaisella on (koska se kortti on valtion puolest määrätty pakolliseksi).
Idea sen takana on se että jos joku pakottaa jotakuta äänestämään jotain ehdokasta vastoin omaa tahtoa niin sen äänen voi muuttaa sitten kun on ominpäin ja tietokone käytössä.
Viron nettiäänestyksessä pitää logata sisään henkilökohtaisella ID-kortilla mitä jokaisella virolaisella on (koska se kortti on valtion puolest määrätty pakolliseksi).
Trump: Americans Who Died in War Are ‘Losers’ and ‘Suckers’
The president has repeatedly disparaged the intelligence of service members, and asked that wounded veterans be kept out of military parades, multiple sources tell The Atlantic.
Panssari Salama
Respected Leader
Neljä nimetöntä lähdettä, joista yksi "eläkkeelle jäänyt neljän tähden kenraali". Lienee Mattis. Ja aina kun kirjoittaa Mattis, niin pitää tehdä kunniaaTrump: Americans Who Died in War Are ‘Losers’ and ‘Suckers’
The president has repeatedly disparaged the intelligence of service members, and asked that wounded veterans be kept out of military parades, multiple sources tell The Atlantic.www.theatlantic.com
Muoks ja lisää lähteitä löytyy, kts alla. Tämänkin paljastuksen vaikutus Trumpin suosioon? Nolla. Nada. Zero.
ILoveEU
Kenraali
Neljä nimetöntä lähdettä, joista yksi "eläkkeelle jäänyt neljän tähden kenraali". Lienee Mattis. Ja aina kun kirjoittaa Mattis, niin pitää tehdä kunniaa
Muoks ja lisää lähteitä löytyy, kts alla. Tämänkin paljastuksen vaikutus Trumpin suosioon? Nolla. Nada. Zero.
Ei kai sillä ole vaikutusta, kun Atlanticin juttu alkaa heti valheella. Eli sillä, että Trumpin väite huonota lentosäästä on valhetta.
France24 kanavan juttu:
Trump's no-show at WWI cemetery memorial 'out of concern for Paris traffic'
Stung by criticism for not attending an event honoring U.S. military dead, the White House says President Donald Trump didn't want to disrupt Paris roadways for a last-minute motorcade to a cemetery…
amp.france24.com
Jutussa sanotaan, että " Pariisi oli pilvien peittämä". France24 on kuitenkin aika Trump vihamielinen, mutta ranskalaisena tv-kanavana olisi ollut aika tökerö valhe väittää muuta, omille katsojille.
Elä kuule ota niin raskaasti sitä lauantain muistotilaisuuden poisjääntiä. Seuraavana päivänä Trump ihan normaalisti osallistui toiseen muistotilaisuuteen. Ihan niin kuin oli suunniteltu.
More than 175 current, former law enforcement officials endorse Joe Biden, slam Trump as 'lawless' president
EXCLUSIVE: More than 175 current and former law enforcement officers and officials endorsed Joe Biden for president on Friday, while slamming President Trump as a "lawless" president, Fox News has learned.
Hanski
Ylipäällikkö
Ilmesesti nykyään Fox Newskin tuottaa Fake News:jä... "Oikeita" uutisia tuottavat mediatalot alkavat olla vähissä, enää ei taida olla kuin Sputnik ja RT jäljellä.More than 175 current, former law enforcement officials endorse Joe Biden, slam Trump as 'lawless' president
EXCLUSIVE: More than 175 current and former law enforcement officers and officials endorsed Joe Biden for president on Friday, while slamming President Trump as a "lawless" president, Fox News has learned.www.foxnews.com
Hanski
Ylipäällikkö
Aika hämmentävää, ainoan supervallan presidentti on esimerkiksi viimeisen 24 tunnin aikana twiitannut 27 kertaa. Supervallan johtajaa ei huoleta Venäjän myrkkyisku, Valko-Venäjän tilanne tai vaikkapa corona. Ei, suuri huolenaihe on todistaa, että Biden on alien ja Fox News on nykyisin Fake News -tuutti, koska mielipidekyselyt eivät ole mieluisia tälle suurelle ajattelijalle...