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It’s the Global Elite, Stupid!

It’s the Global Elite, Stupid!

This week’s disinformation can be split into three categories: on geopolitics, geopolitical conspiracies and weird conspiracies. Underlying is the idea of a global elite secretly pulling the strings.
Figure of the Week: 3

Figure of the Week: 3

Three tranches of leaked emails by Kremlin officials – notably including Putin aide Vladislav Surkov – provide rare insight into the strategy and tactics of Russia’s war against Ukraine.
The Nazi-obsession of pro-Kremlin propagandists

The Nazi-obsession of pro-Kremlin propagandists

We rarely see such a swift and aggressive reaction to a single video. But the Russian communication outburst to a recent eight-minute movie on YouTube was as immediate as it was foul-mouthed. The trigger was a NATO video about the so-called "Forest Brothers" – irregular units in the three Baltic states who fought against the Soviet occupying forces during and after World War II.
Figure of the Week: 111,486

Figure of the Week: 111,486

Analysis by De Groene Amsterdammer shows that in three days, the Internet Research Agency produced as many as 111,486 tweets. Out of this number, at least 65,000 tweets were blaming Ukraine for downing of the MH17 plane. The MH17 crash was the time of the biggest activity of Russian trolls ever.
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