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3. This is very bad.

Reply to groundloop (Original post)

Fri Nov 21, 2025, 08:30 AM

Friday

A lot of local newspapers were sold to huge infotainment companies and no longer publish true local news. They use AI and Russian propaganda to fill their pages with swill and disinformation.

This is a key reason why so many rural communities vote Republican now. They don't know the truth about anything that's happening. They believe outrageously false things.

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Hundreds of English-language websites link to pro-Kremlin propaganda [View all] groundloop Friday OP

Kick SheltieLover Friday #1

So, it really IS "Russia, Russia, Russia"!! 70sEraVet Friday #2

Russia, China, India and no doubt a few more. Bev54 Friday #11

This is very bad. yardwork Friday #3

And I firmly believe THIS had a major impact on Kamala's election results groundloop Friday #4

They read the garbage on their cellphones FakeNoose Friday #5

And racist. There's so much racism at the heart of it. yardwork Friday #6

In other news water is wet and the sun will rise in the east tomorrow. Ray Bruns Friday #7

the repug's have taken our cyber people off these Nigrum Cattus Friday #8

I'd bet that the AI slop engines have direct feeds from the pravda network. erronis Friday #9

Here's the study. Holy crap... progressoid Friday #10