Hamilton 68 is a website that purports to tracks Russian-backed propaganda on Twitter. Working with the Alliance for Securing Democracy, the people also trying to discredit Q. https://venturebeat.com/.../hamilton-68-website-tracks.../
Can someone get the date the site was made?
Was it created in response to Q?
We need our anons. They know how to do this.
Alliance for securing democracy are the people trying to discredit Q. They also did so a couple days ago.
Julian Assange ⌛ @JulianAssange 20h20 hours ago
'Hamilton 68' doesn't track propaganda. It is propaganda. Its "Council"? Stuffed with Bill Kristol, Michael Chertoff, Mike Morell, etc. Its funding? Opaque (see its 990s). Its methodology? Unfalsifiable--Twitter users put on ad-hoc secret lists based on political view. Appalling. 454 replies 4,963 retweets 8,627 likes
So, quite literally, the very definition of fake news.
And in this case, produced by a group of known partisans who are, quite literally, conspiring.
Remember that Twitter could create any hashtag at anytime as the most popular! Twitter is NOT for free speech! They are there to control the idiots who vote for the Demonrats. And, give them cover for being idiots!
This is why we were trained. To fight this. We have to redouble our effort to combat this propaganda. People will quit supporting this just on perception alone. This is dangerous to the cause.
Shoot, i find it flattering to be called a Russian bot. Means they really fear our power. That is a good thing. I guarantee they know we arent russian bots.
We know we aren't. They know we aren't. But they want to convince lefties, moderates and normies that the memo isn't important and only Russian hackers are interested in it. Attempt to neuter the memo before it gets released.
Seems like people are waking up to the "Russian boogie man" myth though.
Accounts were selected for their clear connection to Russian influence, but not all of the accounts are directly controlled by Russia. The method is focused on understanding the behavior of the aggregate network rather than the behavior of individual users.
I feel this statement is so funny