Re:U.S. undertook cyber operation against Iran as part of ef...
by readarticle on Wednesday November 04, 2020 @06:29PM
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The second paragraph of the article:
The move against Iranian hackers working for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps came shortly after they launched an operation two weeks ago posing as a far-right group to send threatening emails to American voters and also posted a video aimed at driving down confidence in the voting process
Re:U.S. undertook cyber operation against Iran as part of ef...
by disown on Wednesday November 04, 2020 @08:38PM
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Oh that's the "justification". Thank you for proving my point. Wonder what the "Iranian hackers" justification was. As I said, switch the sides and you'll see how silly it all is.
Not that I'd believe anything from the washingtonpost but I certainly wouldn't believe anything geopolitically related, especially related to countries like iran, venezuela, etc. But fun stuff.
Re:U.S. undertook cyber operation against Iran as part of ef...
by eganist on Wednesday November 04, 2020 @09:24PM
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Hey, do you happen to have specific sources to dispute the news source?
Re:U.S. undertook cyber operation against Iran as part of ef...
by PradeetPatel on Thursday November 05, 2020 @12:33AM
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It has been established that in order for freedom of speech and democratic rights to thrive, hateful actions must be limited.
Would you call defending your own rights "propaganda"?
Re:U.S. undertook cyber operation against Iran as part of ef...
by handol on Thursday November 05, 2020 @12:53AM
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Not in general, but when you do it by writing articles, or posting on message boards, yes absolutely. Advocating for or against a cause by disseminating media is the definition of propaganda.
I'm sure iranian propaganda does the same thing. A fun game to play is switch the sides and see how strange the title seems.