In the strategy of subversion articulated by Yuri Bezmenov - that score would depend on how well the sheeple will be able to comprehend and react to sources of “information” like...
“In this tenth edition of The Russian Newspapers Monitor, Professor Filip Kovacevic discusses the front page articles from five Russian newspapers: Rossiyskaya Gazeta, Izvestia, Nezavisimaya Gazeta, Sovietskaya Rossia, and Moskovskaya Pravda.”
OTOH, I’m generally encouraged by what I’ve observed regarding the response of what appear to be American youth who are expressing their thoughts on what Hillary & Co. would probably call “Alt-Right” channels on YouTube.
A YouTube search for PizzaGate returns numerous channels/videos talking about the subject - with a surprisingly consistent recognition that the "pizza"-related material in the Podesta emails is being used as a "fake news" red herring to undermine the 1st amendment... and misdirect attention away from the overall information in the Podesta emails - especially regarding the antics of the Clinton Foundation.
Also, with the direct interaction/communication of the Russian and American people’s via the DARPAn, err, I mean Algore’s Interwebbs, I think there is a likelihood that all parties (Russian, American, and Other) will be resistant to the historical fear mongering that made the oligarchic Cold War so profitable... for some.
Interesting times. Onward and Upward!
The sad truth and fact is that Communism was indeed “evil” and the evidence of that was the brutality of its leadership and the tens of millions of people who suffered and died under its rulers. Interesting that very little of its brutality was mentioned during that period of time. And only now do we know the extent of the “plague of the 20th century.” I wonder if the “press” had something to do with it?
Anyway, how soon we forget: it is in human nature to become complacent and after one or two generations, people and humanity will eventually forget... and we are “doomed to repeat it.” Even now, some Americans think that Mao wasn't such a bad person and even idolize him and ignore the fact that millions of people died horrible painful deaths under his leadership. Similar things are probably said about Stalin. Heck, Castro is loved by many Americans.
I truly wonder how we as a species can survive if we cannot learn from our mistakes. Mistakes that almost resulted in our destruction; disasters that we narrowly escaped such as the Cuban Missile Crisis and nuclear war. I can only hope that God will guide us.