Just about a week ago, the New York Times ran a story about democratic operatives who engaged

in a false flag campaign to create the false impression that Roy Moore was being propped

up by Russian bots in the Alabama Senate race.

They called this a small experiment that was likely too small to have a real impact.

In a statement from the chief executive of the company engaged in this behavior, he said

it didn't ring a bell, but later goes on to say that it was just a research project.

On further investigation, we found past statements made by this man which calls his current

statements into question and show that he may have actually known exactly what his company

was doing.

And this is where it gets scary.

His company has been cited dozens of times in various stories smearing conservative

new sites and conservatives in general.

I believe this story from the New York Times may actually uncover a massive propaganda

campaign to smear conservatives.

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I made a video about this a few days ago where I called this story into question believing

that it was much more severe than they actually painted to be.

But now I have more evidence that at the very least we are looking at questionable stories

across the board which probably need to be updated or a massive misinformation campaign.

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