

The top hits for my “WSB” search are:
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World Sports Betting
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r/WallStreetBets
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World Superbikes
I don’t think any of their goons are astroturfing (well, maybe World Superbikes). Did you mean a different entity?
The top hits for my “WSB” search are:
World Sports Betting
r/WallStreetBets
World Superbikes
I don’t think any of their goons are astroturfing (well, maybe World Superbikes). Did you mean a different entity?
Corporatism leads to imperialism by the need to seek profits in new markets. Wherever we see lots of defense of imperialism, there is corporate backing behind it. That’s why I think lemmy.world is astroturfed. There’s a strong anti-communist and pro “free market” capitalist tendency on there. Posts that attack the Global South as the world’s villains. On the other hand, there are also many people on lemmy.world that speak out against imperialism and capitalistic exploitation. But the recurrent waves of reactionary politics on lemmy.world indicate to me the presence of astroturfing trolls. This makes sense even on a relatively small platform like Lemmy because it threatens to become a nucleus for organizing against capitalism.
Good evidence of astroturfing on Reddit. That Reddit took action and banned the Palantir agents only provides evidence that exposure of the op is the problem. Not evidence that Reddit acts in good faith.
Frequent Guardian readers more likely to agree with anti-China narratives, study finds.
The strange thing here is that Marty McFly is using the slang “heavy” and Doc Brown doesn’t understand it. Yet the use of heavy to mean “profound, serious” started in Jazz in 1937. So Doc would have grown up with the word, and by the 80’s I wonder if it was really all that popular anymore. McFly is using 50’s slang in the '50s but the guy from the '50s doesn’t get the slang. Maybe because he’s not hip.
“Knee high to a grasshopper”
“Beyond the pale”
“Dance maven”
“I’ll just do that in my copious free time…”
“Copacetic”
I learned all of these thirty years ago from a man in his fifties. He was full of interesting expressions.
Just curious, how would someone do that? Pardon my noobiness.
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When I get five levels deep in a cascade of UI errors I terminate the mission and mark it as failed.
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Egg in a cup Several plates Sitting on pork n beans
AskJeeves for classy results
Putin is openly anti-communist.
Tariffs can be paid by the export country, indirectly. They usually have to lower the price of the commodity to make it competitive under tariffs.
Under Fordist economics the domestic industrial boost would lead to increased wages and buying power.
Under neoliberalism the domestic industrial capitalists gain a larger market share and then don’t pay their workers more. Then they are faced with the problem of what to do with products that are unaffordable.
Friendly reminder that VOA, aka Voice of America, is a subsidiary of the US Agency for Global Media. It was established to convince people in the Soviet sphere that the US was better in every way. It continues that mission with America’s allies and enemies today.
The process of opening up a country’s media space is integral to getting those State department messages in there.
I grow old, I grow old
I wear my trousers rolled
Shall I eat a peach?
Nah, it’s 3:00 pre-boiled egg time
Then some Wheel of Fortune QI and a nap
Aglets. You can buy replacement aglets if it really bothers you.
It really was. I’ve watched it several times.
I’m not really sure what’s well known unless it’s enormously popular.
I’ve looked up the director, writer and actors from Rubicon to find similarly great work but this seemed to be a special convergence.
Do you mean investors are trying to manipulate stocks by planting stories? Yeah, I think so. But intelligence agencies have whole training programs on how to manipulate narratives, and a very long track record of doing so.
See: Israel’s hasbara apparatus,
GCHQ leaked documents on infiltrating and derailing socialist discussions,
Church Committee Hearings,
“The Cultural Cold War” by Frances Stonor Saunders.