[facedown]

Kinda like the White House, huh?

[OrangeHoof]

I had to check to see if that was Russia or America. Both have a St. Petersburg and both countries are run by socialists who will hire people to create a groundswell that really doesn’t exist.

[Dan(9698)]

Paid out of White House slush fund.

[Buckeye McFrog]

I thought this was about an Organizing for Action chapter in Florida.

[Constitution Day]

I wonder how many are posting here?

[Uncle Miltie]

We have many dozens here.

[Drew68]

Employees at the company, located at 131 Lakhtinsky Prospekt, were paid 1,180 rubles ($36.50) for a full 8-hour day and received a free lunch, Lvova wrote.

What can I say? Guilty as charged. It's hard to turn down boiled potatoes and cabbage.

[The_Victor]

[FreeAtlanta]

I have seen some of their “work” in article comments. Usually, if you ask them how much they are getting paid, they finally stop their silly posts, and probably move to another article or change user names.

[Navy Patriot]

Internet Troll Operation Uncovered in St. Petersburg

Uh oh, the Socialist DemoRat MSM machine is finished now.

[RichInOC]

I have this mental image of Vlad smiling really big and asking "...Проблема?"

[HMS Surprise]

It’s been obvious to me for years. The Anchorage Daily News has more posters from San Francisco than from Alaska, and the webmaster there knows it. Why ADN? To destroy Palin in utero and they haven’t let up much.

[BobL]

I must be on their payroll too, as I support both Putin on Syria, and I oppose President Obama on just about everything he does.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I am shocked.

Actually we just read "Between Shades of Gray," so not really.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

All these guys post at Zero Hedge, for sure. What a playpen.

[GeronL]

Some of them probably signed onto FR

[Girlene]

The [Guardian] readers' editor on… pro-Russia trolling below the line on Ukraine stories

Guardian moderators, who deal with 40,000 comments a day, believe there is an orchestrated pro-Kremlin campaign.........

[familyop]

They’re easy to spot. They hijack threads under posts on the topic of Russian corruption.

[AmericanExceptionalist]

Interesting—but a little dated. (It appears to be an article from almost eight months ago.)

[Tzimisce]

MSNBC branch office?