I insisted you read the document yourself, and linked the report. After three tries you agreed to upon a third posting of said link. I will not read for you. Both sections II and III contain over 2 dozen subheaders that detail specific actions and methods taken by the Russian government to systematically attack our election.
I fail to see your problem if you are really expecting me to read it all for you. I don't get this "No, you eat my vegetables!!" petulance on your part.
lolz @ me expecting you to "read it all" when you can't even cite ONE thing from it.
btw, these "subheaders" are........ oh, right. EXACTLY what i already described. disagree? PROVE IT. post something. anything. you won't. cuz you can't. hence, 6 pages of running away from your own keyboard's claims.
check out all of these things that's totally different:
II. RUSSIAN "ACTIVE MEASURES" SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN
A. Structure of the Internet Research Agency
B. Funding and Oversight from Concord and Prigozhin
C. The IRA Targets U.S. Elections .
1. The IRA Ramps Up U.S. Operations As Early As 2014
2. U.S. Operations Through IRA-Controlled Social Media Accounts
3. U.S. Operations Through Facebook.
4. U.S. Operations Through Twitter
a. Individualized Accounts
b. IRA Botnet Activities
5. U.S. Operations Involving Political Rallies
6. Targeting and Recruitment of U.S. Persons
7. Interactions and Contacts with the Trump Campaign
a. Trump Campaign Promotion ofIRA Political Materials
b. Contact with Trump Campaign Officials in C onnection to Rallies
MY BAD, YOU'RE SO RIGHT. IT DIFFERENTIATES BETWEEN FACEBOOK AND TWITTER, THAT'S SO DIFFERENT! /S
guess what each of these is about - did you guess "social media campaign" like the title said?
i mean... look, political rallies! that's not just shitposting on social media, right? right? ...right?
The IRA organized and promoted political rallies inside the United States while posing as U.S. grassroots activists. First, the IRA used one of its preexisting social media personas (Facebook groups and Twitter accounts, for example) to announce and promote the event. The IRA then sent a large number of direct messages to followers of its social media account asking them to attend the event
WRONG.