Easy to get around. Start a US PAC, take secret donations from Russia, put "paid for" by the PAC. There are a zillion ways to launder the money. Bitcoins!
A good first step by @FEC. Disclaimers wouldn't have prevented Russian front groups from buying election ads in 2016, but they "still could have provided the breadcrumbs for the public to find out where these messages came from." —@brendan_fischerhttp://slate.me/2kmSAId
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Hope this works.
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When ever I go to a new site of some sort, or get info from one, I always check them out. Used to be places where fairly upfront in the standard "about" page. Now they are sneaky or don't even have one. Play games with URLs, etc.
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If I have to spend more than a couple of minutes figuring it out, I move on. People have Wikipedia and Google at their fingertips, really no excuse for blindly believing stuff, especially since most of this on the face of it is just so ridiculous.
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@HillaryClinton and@BarackObama have to disclose support of all the coups they orchestrated?#AskingForAFriendThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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All ads should state this. If you don't back it,don't say or endorse it. Anonymity is for cowards.
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