If Facebook is suddenly interested in removing fake Russian accounts, why is all this other fake Russian material still up? thinkprogress.org/if-facebook-is… 
The "Texas in my Heart" account—no contact info, went live last year, now has nearly 40,000 followers—has posted dozens of things from the Russian "Heart of Texas" page. It's still up. thinkprogress.org/if-facebook-is…
Numerous state-chapter Instagram accounts of the Russian "South United" page, all advocating a new Confederacy, live on. They're still up. thinkprogress.org/if-facebook-is…
Hell, the Senate hearing on Russian social media interference today *specifically cited* ReportSecret.com—and it has not one, but two Facebook accounts that are still up. thinkprogress.org/if-facebook-is…
I asked Facebook if they had any policy about accounts re-posting material originating from Russian IRA pages, or if Facebook's even monitoring the material.
They didn't respond.
They didn't respond.
The original name for this anonymous "Texas in my Heart" page: "Texa's Lovers". Sounds legit.
ICYMI
'Twitter reached out to lawmakers on the Senate Intelligence Committee questioning why it had taken Facebook so long to remove the accounts, the source said.' money.cnn.com/2018/08/02/tec…
"How do you do, fellow kids?"
