>>731610

Textbook example of how they weaponize migrants.

Get all other religions to agree to give up their schools just to get a reprieve from the savages.

>>731669

That's a double WTF then. Absolutely scum.

>>731725

What manner of faggotry is this?

>>731752

Cambridge is a Robert Mercer thing. They're blowing it up thinking they're going to get Trump with it, but you can't address that without also addressing the rest of the social media problems. Which means they lose, bigly because their social media fuckery is worth a million times more to them than comparatively insignificant bit that Trump is associated with.

>>731802

Yeah, and he doesn't need to be doing it ever again, whereas they absolutely do, because they have to create and maintain a false reality just to survive.

>>731823

Yup, totally.

>>731889

Yeah, doing all that from the outside with a consulting firm like cambridge is tiddlywinks compared to what's been done by social networks themselves in cahoots with the clowns and their preferred political candidates ie. hilldog and hussein.

Brad Parscale:

"“The only collaboration I am aware of in the Trump digital campaign was with staff provided to the campaign by Facebook, Google and Twitter,” he added. “Those experts in digital marketing worked side-by-side with our teams from Giles-Parscale, the Republican National Committee, and Cambridge Analytica to run a professional and winning campaign.”

www.politico.com/story/2017/07/14/brad-parscale-trump-digital-house-intel-committee-240557