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<title>How China Built a Twitter Propaganda Machine Then Let It Loose on Coronavirus</title>
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<description>ProPublica analyzed thousands of fake and hijacked Twitter accounts to understand how covert Chinese propaganda spreads around the globe. Kalen Keegan, a college student at the University of Nebraska Omaha, immediately noticed when her Twitter account unleashed a torrent of posts in Chinese. &#x26;#xC2;&#x26;#x201C;My other account got hacked&#x26;#xF0;&#x26;#x178;&#x26;#x2018;&#x26;#x8D;&#x26;#xF0;&#x26;#x178;&#x26;#x8F;&#x26;#xBD;,&#x26;#xC2;&#x26;#x201D; the soccer player posted on a replacement account. The new author tweeting as @Kalenkayyy had strong views on geopolitics &#x26;#xC2;&#x26;#x2014; all aligned with the Chinese Communist Party. It was obsessed with the protests in Hong Kong, offered uncritical praise of the Hong Kong police and accused demonstrators of fomenting a &#x26;#xC2;&#x26;#x201C;color revolution&#x26;#xC2;&#x26;#x201D;...</description>
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