The OPCW fake news is already known to those who closely follow the Syrian War, but MoA's Bernhard, who's been on the OPCW story since the beginning, pulls it all together in his November 29 post.
I've changed the headline in the second report because I think it's more immediately descriptive, especially for American readers. The original headline reads, Dems’ new strategy for defeating Trump: Liberal 'media' project mimics local journalism to influence voters.
In my view, the people who thought up the tactic aren't so much Democrats as fanatical followers of Barack Obama. I cling to the belief that many actual Democrats would recoil from the media project's fakery although I could be wrong. Maybe they are so far gone that they no longer care how low their political party has fallen.
In my view, the people who thought up the tactic aren't so much Democrats as fanatical followers of Barack Obama. I cling to the belief that many actual Democrats would recoil from the media project's fakery although I could be wrong. Maybe they are so far gone that they no longer care how low their political party has fallen.
RT has classified the report as an op-ed but while it's not 'original' reporting, the story of Courier will probably be news to anyone who doesn't closely follow Bloomberg News. The really scary part, as Bloomberg notes:
“... nothing alerts readers that Courier publications aren’t actually traditional hometown newspapers but political instruments designed to get them to vote for Democrats.”Yes, it's not just one. The plan is to blanket targeted areas of the United States with fake local newspapers.
See also WikiLeaks OPCW Douma Docs, Internal Email; November 23.
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