As @TheEconomist gives Bannon a platform this morning at #OpenFuture for fascist thought, it’s important to have listened to @chrisinsilico tell them why he left Cambridge Analytica. And yes, it has something to do with “race realism.”
Also read Justin’s thread on why he is leaving his seat empty this morning at #OpenFuture
Things Bannon never gets asked about:
—Cambridge Analytica testing Trump’s slogans, Putin, “race realism” before working on campaign
—Gowdy’s assertion than an email from Cambridge Analytica partly justifies Mueller probe
—Incorrect visas for CA embeds during Project Alamo
—Dugin
—Cambridge Analytica testing Trump’s slogans, Putin, “race realism” before working on campaign
—Gowdy’s assertion than an email from Cambridge Analytica partly justifies Mueller probe
—Incorrect visas for CA embeds during Project Alamo
—Dugin
When an interviewer asks Bannon about Cambridge Analytica he’ll pivot to Facebook monopoly and his BS on data sovereignty to divert discussion away from criminal conduct. FB defaults is a red herring to US election law and UK data protection law (ICO FBI cooperation etc) topics.
Or Bannon could be asked about his peculiar Florida addresses and his botched disclosure forms.
I grudge because when @FT hosted Bannon in a similar event, interviewer tried to probe SCL’s role in a FARA campaign against Qatar paid for by UAE during General Assembly, he was unchallenged on his claim that SCL isn’t behind Cambridge Analytica’s shell.
