I don’t think disliking Israel is exactly an ‘unpopular narrative’ (I dislike this turn of newspaperman newspeak) especially in places outside of where the consequences of US-sponsored meddling are the everyday reality. And if you don’t think Israel has a cyber warfare capability noted for making many tech startup founders like those of Waze and Wix, or that the American Internet, the baseline for all of this, was a Cold War military-intelligence project, I don’t know what to tell you. This sort of revolving door special relationship is much scarier than the RuZZian/Chinese/Iranian hackers boogeyman that western media pulls out every time they do half as much as we do. Think the Kash Patel photos incident.
“We’ve got a lot of killers. What do you think, our country’s so innocent?”
im surprise reddit lets this exist in one of its biggest subreddit
Presumably the American botnets are busy helping out a certain bastion of western values in the Middle East
i thought the popular consensus was the opposite – russian/chinese bots pushing unpopular narratives.
I don’t think disliking Israel is exactly an ‘unpopular narrative’ (I dislike this turn of newspaperman newspeak) especially in places outside of
where the consequences of US-sponsored meddling are the everyday reality. And if you don’t think Israel has a cyber warfare capability noted for making many tech startup founders like those of Waze and Wix, or that the American Internet, the baseline for all of this, was a Cold War military-intelligence project, I don’t know what to tell you. This sort of revolving door special relationship is much scarier than the RuZZian/Chinese/Iranian hackers boogeyman that western media pulls out every time they do half as much as we do. Think the Kash Patel photos incident.
“We’ve got a lot of killers. What do you think, our country’s so innocent?”
agreed and even isreal knows it and are leveraging it to keep getting what they want.