Admins on Reddit are suppressing information critical to russian propaganda

by doubt_meon 9/21/2018, 5:24:32 PM with 2 comments
  • by browsercoinon 9/21/2018, 5:30:22 PM

    censored original thread: http://archive.is/qIDX7

    allegedly said thread is hard coded as spam! Unbelievable: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fuckthealtright/comments/9hlhsx/why...

    relevant information that may offer a theory on the censorship:

    https://www.reddit.com/r/RussiaLago/comments/87vo61/peter_th...

    Who financed a famous wrestler caught up in a sex tape scandal to permanently censor a media outlet that displeased him?

    Who has a history of working closely with social media network founders and companies?

    Who has the most to lose out of this Trump-Russia collusion scandal?

  • by murph-almightyon 9/21/2018, 5:38:38 PM

    Reading this has made me tempted to look a little deeper into some of these sites.

    My dad recently sent me a series of articles from a news aggregate, including one that basically what-about-ed a politician in response to the recent allegations surrounding Brett Kavanaugh. Oddly enough, all of these articles were from the same site with a pretty generic name (think something like "currenteventsamerica dot com"), all had a conservative tilt, and had little to no information on who ran the site.

    I don't really know where to begin aside from looking into who owns the domain.