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Taqiyya!
Iran is Helping the Kamala Campaign - The Mullahs create pro-Kamala site, hack Trump accounts, leak materials to media.
Front Page Magazine. 14 Aug, 2024 | Daniel Greenfield.
With headlines like “Harris Surges Ahead: A New Era of Democratic Enthusiasm and Opportunity” and “Former Friend Exposes JD Vance’s Radical Transformation: A Study in Political Opportunism”, you might mistake NioThinker for another mainstream media outlet.
Only the occasional odd word choice and convoluted bit of grammar hints that the digital media site flowing with enthusiasm for Kamala and contempt for Trump isn’t really American.
Classified as part of Iran’s ‘Storm-2035’ network: NioThinker is an enemy operation.
www.frontpagemag.com
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["GRAYZONE"] News site editor’s ties to Iran, Russia show misinformation’s complexity
Experts say an overlap in funding underscores concern that the spread of falsehoods and propaganda online is entering a more complicated stage as the November election draws closer.
Taqiyya!
Iran is Helping the Kamala Campaign - The Mullahs create pro-Kamala site, hack Trump accounts, leak materials to media.
Front Page Magazine. 14 Aug, 2024 | Daniel Greenfield.
With headlines like “Harris Surges Ahead: A New Era of Democratic Enthusiasm and Opportunity” and “Former Friend Exposes JD Vance’s Radical Transformation: A Study in Political Opportunism”, you might mistake NioThinker for another mainstream media outlet.
Only the occasional odd word choice and convoluted bit of grammar hints that the digital media site flowing with enthusiasm for Kamala and contempt for Trump isn’t really American.
Classified as part of Iran’s ‘Storm-2035’ network: NioThinker is an enemy operation.
![www.frontpagemag.com](https://www.frontpagemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Mullahs55.webp)
Iran is Helping the Kamala Campaign | Frontpage Mag
The Mullahs create pro-Kamala site, hack Trump accounts, leak materials to media.
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["GRAYZONE"] News site editor’s ties to Iran, Russia show misinformation’s complexity
Experts say an overlap in funding underscores concern that the spread of falsehoods and propaganda online is entering a more complicated stage as the November election draws closer.
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