As long as we've had this narrative about Russian interference in the US election,

people have correctly pointed out that most countries engage in some kind of disinformation tactic,

the US does the same thing Russia does. Well, there's proof, and now there's more proof,

because the New York Times recently reported that Democratic operatives engaged in a false flag

to create the impression that Russian bots were propping up the Roy Moore campaign in Alabama.

At the time, the Roy Moore campaign said this was likely a ploy from Democrats,

some kind of political stunt, and journalists kind of mocked the idea saying,

yet no way we know Russians do this. But in fact, the New York Times and even the Washington Post

are carrying this story. That Democratic tech operatives did in fact do this. Now,

they're certainly downplaying it, but Facebook has taken action removing them from Facebook

for engaging in deceptive practices, so it would seem that Facebook doesn't care if they want

a downplay or not. They did this. So today, let's take a look at the latest news to understand just

how these Democrats engaged in a false flag operation to create the appearance of Russian bots supporting

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From the New York Times, secret experiment and Alabama Senate race imitated Russian tactics.

As Russia's online election machinations came to light last year, a group of Democratic tech experts

decided to try out similarly deceptive tactics in the fiercely contested Alabama Senate race,

according to people familiar with the effort and a report on its results. The secret project,

carried on on Facebook and Twitter, was likely too small to have a significant effect on the race,

in which the Democratic candidate was designed to help Doug Jones edged out the Republican Roy S.

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