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Russian disinformation bot traffic nearly eliminated overnight after Ukraine drone strikes cripple multiple of 'Russia's Google' data centers
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Russian disinformation bot traffic nearly eliminated overnight after Ukraine drone strikes cripple multiple of 'Russia's Google' data centers

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u/Einherjeren — 4 days ago
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While some people are busy kissing putin's boots for diesel, Ukraine is making sure the delivery never arrives. 🇺🇦🔥

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u/Saxophonethug — 4 days ago
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Ukraine blows up Russian data centres and immediately and mysteriously online talk about Germany’s Far Right AfD virtually disappears

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u/MeanPiccolo803 — 3 days ago
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"Tell Putin, give us 60 days of total ceasefire, and we will organize elections": Zelensky responds to Trump's demand for a new president in Ukraine

u/DumbMoneyMedia — 3 days ago
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These Norwegian interpretive modern dance protests against Russia are highly effective, and in time will inevitably lead to the majority of us switching our support away from Russia, and instead giving our carefully thought out limited critical support to the NATO proxy Nazi Kiev regime

u/DiggyJunior — 4 days ago
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Krasnov has agreed to buy diesel from mother russia, hope more refineries don't get destroyed.

u/8-bit-Felix — 3 days ago

This one's downright aggressive, even for them...

Everyone, stop everything you're doing. RIGHT NOW!!!

This is a critical update, you see, so you'd better not check your texts before you finish reading this: Some bullshit neoliberal PAC you've probably never heard of needs money before midnight, so get to it!

...What especially annoys me is the "weareprogressives" domain name. This is how they marginalize us. By calling themselves progressives instead of neoliberals, which is what they really are, they deprive us of our political identity, usurping it as their own.

Having a domain name that literally says "we are progressives" is a rather direct example of this.

u/KrisCraig — 3 days ago