02-06-2019, 12:25 PM
From the NBC article:
"But Gabbard's most controversial position and the one where she's most in line with Russian interests is on Syria. She's accused the U.S. of pushing a policy of "regime change" wars and in January 2017, she met with Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad in Syria on what she called a "fact-finding mission."
The NBC hit piece alleges that she met with Putin's puppet Assad to spread the Kremlin's message that the USA was in Syria arming terrorists aligned against the USA. (Which unfortunately, is true).
I'm not going to post any more links here, but anybody who has read Tusli's twitter feed or can use a search engine will learn that the company spreading the Russian "influence" narrative has deep links to "fake news", or what some people call propaganda.
ETA: Bold, also I'm not a politics thread type of guy (I usually avoid this sub forum, and will continue to do so) so delete or lock it up as you see fit, no hard feelings.
"But Gabbard's most controversial position and the one where she's most in line with Russian interests is on Syria. She's accused the U.S. of pushing a policy of "regime change" wars and in January 2017, she met with Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad in Syria on what she called a "fact-finding mission."
The NBC hit piece alleges that she met with Putin's puppet Assad to spread the Kremlin's message that the USA was in Syria arming terrorists aligned against the USA. (Which unfortunately, is true).
I'm not going to post any more links here, but anybody who has read Tusli's twitter feed or can use a search engine will learn that the company spreading the Russian "influence" narrative has deep links to "fake news", or what some people call propaganda.
ETA: Bold, also I'm not a politics thread type of guy (I usually avoid this sub forum, and will continue to do so) so delete or lock it up as you see fit, no hard feelings.