So, this.
A "scandal about an unit to counter Russia propaganda".
Accused of being "leading infowars attack on Labour".
Brought to you by George Galloway.
Immediatly linked to attacks against @peterjukes and @carolecadwalla -a bare coincidence, surely.
A "scandal about an unit to counter Russia propaganda".
Accused of being "leading infowars attack on Labour".
Brought to you by George Galloway.
Immediatly linked to attacks against @peterjukes and @carolecadwalla -a bare coincidence, surely.
Now let's take a look at this "Secret Scottish-based infowar" article: I can't help but notice that app., stating the obvious ("What Milne has done, wittingly or unwittingly, is work with the Kremlin agenda”) is called "infowar".
Funny that.
Funny that.
I also note that George Galloway apparently forgot he knew exactly where the "leaked documents" came from, as he had tweeted about it already -while implying journalists' investigating Kremlin's interference in Europe & USA basically were "evil West" paid propagandists.
A rhetoric he's pushing (when not claiming the only reason Russia invaded a part of Ukraine&is now planning to swallow it all is -ofc- "the evil west") to convince Labour voters they are under attack ("how Putin controls Russia 1.0.1") &must trust (Kremlin op.) Wikileaks+Assange.
So the fact this is promoted by Kremlin disinfo outlet Galloway (a few more examples here 👇) shld be a good reason to be quite cautious about this "scoop".
Please note he also basically say we'd better not stand against Kremlin as this totally trustable friend would kill us all.
Please note he also basically say we'd better not stand against Kremlin as this totally trustable friend would kill us all.
To finish, please remember that Galloway is part of Kremlin's disinfo weapon RT team, and as such, can but be considered part of the Kremlin propaganda army. When the Kremlin propaganda army is telling you to distrust people countering Kremlin propaganda-maybe don't listen to it?
(In case you missed it...)
Please note the super weird association btw Corbyn, Wikileaks, Assange and Russia.
(The association btw Assange, Wikileaks and the Kremlin's disinfo weapon is nothing new, as blatantly stated here by RT's editor-in-chief. But what is Corbyn doing here?) lenta.ru/articles/2013/…)
(The association btw Assange, Wikileaks and the Kremlin's disinfo weapon is nothing new, as blatantly stated here by RT's editor-in-chief. But what is Corbyn doing here?) lenta.ru/articles/2013/…)
Oh, also, about "leading infowars on Labour"...
Hey, people who followed the link to the #DailyRecord article...
1/ It uses *201* cookies (from what I've seen until now: a world record!) most of which you can't opt out of.
2/ It sends data -your data- to *Russia* and the *British Virgin Islands*.
(Not "exactly" GDPR compliant)
1/ It uses *201* cookies (from what I've seen until now: a world record!) most of which you can't opt out of.
2/ It sends data -your data- to *Russia* and the *British Virgin Islands*.
(Not "exactly" GDPR compliant)
Oh, and *Singapore*!
Note: The 43 non-classified cookies are not necessarily worrying: it's just you have no idea what they are, you can't opt out & one (upravel) *lasting 10 years* sends undefined data to Russia.
But please keep visiting that website to learn more about dark ops
Note: The 43 non-classified cookies are not necessarily worrying: it's just you have no idea what they are, you can't opt out & one (upravel) *lasting 10 years* sends undefined data to Russia.
But please keep visiting that website to learn more about dark ops
But let's forget that some of your data (no idea which ones) are sent to Russia -&let's focus on the fact that *0.03%* of the tweets of an entity created to counter Kremlin propaganda mentioned Labour &/or Corbyn.
Clearly a Dark Op to smear the Opposition!
Clearly a Dark Op to smear the Opposition!
Cookie addentum:
May I advise maybe not go to subdomain games-dot-dailyrecord-dot-com?
A cookie that "Collects unidentifiable data (for 2 yrs), which is sent to an unidentifiable receiver, whose identity is kept secret by Perfect Privacy LLC" doesn't sound that good to me.
May I advise maybe not go to subdomain games-dot-dailyrecord-dot-com?
A cookie that "Collects unidentifiable data (for 2 yrs), which is sent to an unidentifiable receiver, whose identity is kept secret by Perfect Privacy LLC" doesn't sound that good to me.
Correction: *games-dot-dailyrecord-dot-co-dot-uk*
