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Collusion: a big Russian mistake?
I just finished reading Collusion: Secret Meetings, Dirty Money, And How Russia Helped Donald Trump Win, by the British journalist, Luke Harding. Harding lays out the several-decade chronology of Trump’s Russian connections, ending with Robert Mueller’s three indictments (so far). … Continue reading
Posted in Komprosplat, Politics, The Facts of Life
Tagged Christopher Steele, collusion, First Amendment, free press, investigative journalism, Jean-Philippe Rameau, Luke Harding, Platee, the dossier, the opposition, Trump, Vladimir Putin
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Collusion and the Russian character
Last night I earmarked a paragraph in Collusion: Secret Meetings, Dirty Money, and How Russia Helped Donald Trump Win, by Luke Harding, to give you today — because I found it crazily funny and fit into my admittedly prejudicial idea … Continue reading
Posted in Komprosplat, Politics, The Facts of Life
Tagged collusion, deportations, Donald Trump Jr, Gestapo, ICE, Lawrence Kansas, Luke Harding, Nicholas Kristof, Rinat Akhmetshin, Syed Jamal, Trump, Trump Tower meeting, U.S. citizenship
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Facts versus fakes on Facebook
Until reading this from 538 Significant Digits, I didn’t know Facebook was trying to label fake news stories by tagging them as “disputed.” So how is that going? 80 percent Facebookâs new attempt to have third-party fact checking groups vet … Continue reading
Posted in Komprosplat, The Facts of Life
Tagged 538 Significant Digits, divisive political messaging, Facebook, Facebook fact checking, fact checking, facts of life, fake news, gun rights, Kremlin troll farms, LGBT rights, online hoaxes, race issues
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