THE ERA OF TRUMP

[C-Mag]

I think it's cyclical. After a period with limited sources quality goes down. That whole competition thing. I tend to think the big 3 back in the day just gave us what they wanted.

I love my alt media, just wish the MSM still didn't wield so much influence

[JohnDonne]

Or pumping the devil's gas?

What's that Tex-ass? Couldn't hear ya'll over the sound of freedom grass being smoked.

I see you peeking across the fence. Careful, Sheriff might catch you boy, might crimson that ass but good.

You're not even speaking english, you neutered fucking burnout.

Is that how you know you've huffed enough gasoline, when you no comprende Inglés? I guess when soaking a rag in petrol and duct taping it over your mouth is the only way your government lets you get high, you tend to place a premium on pump time. Don't fret though, Oregon will blow a collective bong hit your way.

[TheReal_ND]

What's that Tex-ass? Couldn't hear ya'll over the sound of freedom grass being smoked.

I see you peeking across the fence. Careful, Sheriff might catch you boy, might crimson that ass but good.

You're not even speaking english, you neutered fucking burnout.

Is that how you know you've huffed enough gasoline, when you no comprende Inglés? I guess when soaking a rag in petrol and duct taping it over your mouth is the only way your government lets you get high, you tend to place a premium on pump time. Don't fret though, Oregon will blow a collective bong hit your way.

Lol this is how I picture swipples imagining southerners talking

[C-Mag]

[Penner]

So did anyone here about this Cambridge Analytica scandal that just broke?

Mar 21, 2:50 PM EDT

Whistleblower gives behind-the-scenes look at Trump campaign

By DANICA KIRKA
Associated Press

LONDON (AP) -- Chris Wylie can't prove the work he did for Cambridge Analytica helped Donald Trump win the 2016 presidential election, but he thinks he has pretty good evidence.

While working for the political consulting company from 2013 to 2015, Wylie's team spoke to Americans in focus groups to identify deep-seated concerns. Then they tested ways to tap into those fears through social media. The slogans they developed later became the catchphrases of the Trump campaign, he says.

"My ears perked up when I started hearing some of these things like 'drain the swamp' or 'build the wall' or 'the deep state' because these were all narratives that had come out from the research that we were doing," Wylie told an audience at London's Frontline Club on Tuesday night.

The 28-year-old Canadian is at the center of allegations that Cambridge Analytica improperly used data from over 50 million Facebook users to identify voters who might be sympathetic to Trump's message and target them with social media messages. In stories by the New York Times and Britain's Guardian newspaper over the past week, he explained how he created the psychological warfare tools for Steve Bannon, the right-wing former banker who later became Trump's chief strategist.

At the wide-ranging talk in London, Wylie described in further detail how the company worked and Bannon's central role in shaping it.

Wylie says Facebook data collected by a Cambridge University researcher was used as part of a project commissioned by Cambridge Analytica. The firm says none of the Facebook data was used in the work it did for the Trump campaign. Facebook has suspended Wylie and Cambridge Analytica while it investigates the allegations.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/A/ ... TE=DEFAULT

[Okeefenokee]

So did anyone here about this Cambridge Analytica scandal that just broke?

Mar 21, 2:50 PM EDT

Whistleblower gives behind-the-scenes look at Trump campaign

By DANICA KIRKA
Associated Press

LONDON (AP) -- Chris Wylie can't prove the work he did for Cambridge Analytica helped Donald Trump win the 2016 presidential election, but he thinks he has pretty good evidence.

While working for the political consulting company from 2013 to 2015, Wylie's team spoke to Americans in focus groups to identify deep-seated concerns. Then they tested ways to tap into those fears through social media. The slogans they developed later became the catchphrases of the Trump campaign, he says.

"My ears perked up when I started hearing some of these things like 'drain the swamp' or 'build the wall' or 'the deep state' because these were all narratives that had come out from the research that we were doing," Wylie told an audience at London's Frontline Club on Tuesday night.

The 28-year-old Canadian is at the center of allegations that Cambridge Analytica improperly used data from over 50 million Facebook users to identify voters who might be sympathetic to Trump's message and target them with social media messages. In stories by the New York Times and Britain's Guardian newspaper over the past week, he explained how he created the psychological warfare tools for Steve Bannon, the right-wing former banker who later became Trump's chief strategist.

At the wide-ranging talk in London, Wylie described in further detail how the company worked and Bannon's central role in shaping it.

Wylie says Facebook data collected by a Cambridge University researcher was used as part of a project commissioned by Cambridge Analytica. The firm says none of the Facebook data was used in the work it did for the Trump campaign. Facebook has suspended Wylie and Cambridge Analytica while it investigates the allegations.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/A/ ... TE=DEFAULT

Wait, wait. No one tell her.

Penner, why's this a scandal?

[ssu]

So did anyone here about this Cambridge Analytica scandal that just broke?

Is it a scandal? 1.0 Politics in my view.

Of course, I had thought that Trump himself had come up with the Crooked Hillary -thing.

But seems that he hadn't. One needs professionals for those kind of ideas.

[ssu]

Yep, Trump has the right chemistry with the Russian intelligence community.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

So did anyone here about this Cambridge Analytica scandal that just broke?

Is it a scandal? 1.0 Politics in my view.

Of course, I had thought that Trump himself had come up with the Crooked Hillary -thing.

But seems that he hadn't. One needs professionals for those kind of ideas.

[Okeefenokee]

So did anyone here about this Cambridge Analytica scandal that just broke?

Is it a scandal? 1.0 Politics in my view.

Of course, I had thought that Trump himself had come up with the Crooked Hillary -thing.

But seems that he hadn't. One needs professionals for those kind of ideas.

Shut up faggot.

Penner, why is this a scandal?