[mojito]

Ken Dilanian of NBC is bought and paid for by Fusion GPS and he's a real scumbag.

I've noticed this trend on twitter in the last few hours as desperate Dems push the insane idea that "Russians" are somehow behind the House Intel FISA memo and the #releasethememo tag on twitter.

Yes, they are really trying to push this - but when you're a scumbag who knows that you're whole world is going to blow-up once the contents of this memo become public, you double-down on the disgraceful lying and disgusting tactics that have made you what you are.

It's just you being you. Right Ken?

[MarvinStinson]

Soros propagandists and House Democrats have joined together to attack #releasethememo.

[Eddie01]

#veryfakenews

[Gene Eric]

A Comcast employee.

[Revel]

Now everything the liberal media does not like is coming from the Russians. Even the twitter trend of “release the memo”.
What would the Russians care about it?
I will admit that the effort to get the memo trending is organized. But it is being done by American patriots.

[bigbob]

I for one welcome the assistance of our Russian colleagues in this great awakening!

[Robert DeLong]

Yet if you follow his link to dashboard they say nothing about the Russians & FISA memo. He is so full of it he may qualify as a s-hole country by himself.

Here is what it says:

Top Themes

Updated on January 17, 4:16 PM

Between January 2 and January 13, we examined 97 unique articles that were among the top URLs shared by Kremlin-oriented accounts on Twitter. As with past weeks, attacks on liberals/Democrats were prominent (featured in 27% of all URLs). The most common targets were:

the Clintons (11 articles)
Oprah Winfrey (4 articles)
Barack Obama (4 articles)
However, Republicans John McCain (2 articles) and Marco Rubio (1 article) were also targets. '
Other prominent themes were discrediting Fusion GPS and the Steele dossier (14% of examined URLs)
and pushing "deep state" narratives/conspiracies (13%) -- (note: there was a significant amount of overlap between those two themes).
Anti-immigration was another key theme (8% of all URLs), with promoted articles bashing both DACA and Europe’s migration policies.
The focus on immigration and migrant crimes made the EU (7% of all URLs) the most prominent geopolitical topic (6 of the 7 articles focused on migration issues;
the other one discussed crypto-currency in Estonia).
Iran (6%) and Ukraine (5%) were the two other main areas of focus. Articles on Iran had two main themes: blaming the Obama administration for the Iran nuclear deal and suggesting the U.S. was engaging in "regime change."

[TheConservativeParty]

Last night on Hannity, Jim Jordan and Gaetz said how telling it was that not one single demonrat wanted to see the Memo. Not one. They all know what happened and are complicit in many crimes against America including trying to overthrow an election.

[Fedora]

The CIA and their discredited mouthpiece Ken Dilanian have joined together in an illegal domestic propaganda campaign that violates the Agency's charter.

[Eagles6]

You've nailed it.

It wasn't supposed to come to this.

Shrillary had the election in the bag.

[Trumpisourlastchance]

I was born in America. I’m a Russian agent because I retweeted releasethememo?

[Trillian]

Beep Beep Boop.

[piasa]

TDIP is also linked to the Senate Intelligence panel. Its founder, Daniel J. Jones, was previously a staffer for Democrats on SSCI. He was also in contact in early 2017 with Virginia Sen. Mark Warner, the Democratic vice chairman of SSCI. As part of TDIP’s own Trump-Russia investigation, the group hired Fusion GPS and Christopher Steele, the author of the anti-Trump dossier. The extent of Warner’s contacts with Jones remain unclear. The collaboration between TDIP and New Knowledge, which has not been previously reported, involved a dashboard set up at the site, Disinfo2018.com, which tracked “social media disinformation networks — to include suspected foreign state-actors — conducting information warfare against the American public prior to the 2018 U.S. midterm elections.” The project appears similar to Hamilton 68, a dashboard operated by the Alliance for Security Democracy. Jonathon Morgan, the founder of New Knowledge, helped create Hamilton 68 and has appeared frequently in the media to discuss Russia’s disinformation efforts. In an interview with BBC, Morgan claimed Russians were behind #ReleaseTheMemo, the hashtag used to call for the release of a memo from House Intel Republicans that questioned the FBI’s reliance on the unverified Steele dossier to obtain surveillance warrants against former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page. -------- Fusion GPS-Linked Group Worked With Tech Company Tied To Russian ‘False Flag’ Operation, Daily Caller ^ | January 10, 2019 | Chuck Ross Posted by Trump_the_Evil_Left