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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHas anyone here seen this
[link:http://www.investigaterussia.org|
I just found it today. It seems to have lots of info. I looked at the board members, the glossary of relevant terms, timelines, investigations, and more.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts about it. Perhaps it isnt new to you?
msongs
(67,360 posts)msdogi
(430 posts)A group of activists, accurate info
quickesst
(6,280 posts).... It was kind of obvious what it was about. I checked it out and bookmarked it for later. One little click, and it didn't hurt one bit.
FarPoint
(12,287 posts)It's a familiar concept here to share, discuss and elaborate a bit on an issue verses risking " click bait" traps..
Just saying.....
erlewyne
(1,115 posts)For that very reason I did not click on it.
FarPoint
(12,287 posts)I don't even really know what clickbait is. I've been a member here since 2004, and I've never, ever had a problem with whatever that is. Do I know that this is a discussion board? Yep sure do. So, explain to me what clickbait is. Does it jump out and bite you? Does it blow your computer up? Is there a possibility ones feelings might get hurt if the link is not what you expect it to be? If that is what clickbait is, then I have experienced it, but never to the point where I get angry or cry about it.Like I said, one little click, and if it did not turn out to be what I thought it was, I simply move on and don't fret over it.
grantcart
(53,061 posts)others like newsmax polls are part of right wing media sites and by clicking you increase their profile.
quickesst
(6,280 posts).... and a Levono 8 inch tablet. I think they are invulnerable to viruses and malware. Anyway, by the number of positive replies to the o p, it seems not many share in your trepidation in clicking a link from a fellow DUer. As far as going to a website and increasing some right-wingers traffic numbers, I'm always amused when someone says, " I went to so-and-so, and took one for the team." All the replies seem to indicate that people are grateful that this person went to so-and-so site and relayed what was going on so they wouldn't have to. Shouldn't they be reprimanding this person for increasing that right-wing websites traffic?
Anyway, to each his own I guess.
grantcart
(53,061 posts)not encouraging click bait responses which is widely shared at DU and commonly referred to in similar contexts by Duers giving heads up to others that having visited the site that it was generating traffic with an alarming title but short on substance hence it is: clickbait
quickesst
(6,280 posts).... and I'm still trying to make sense of it. I am not being dismissive of anything. What I am doing is assuming that everyone who belongs to Democratic Underground is an adult, capable of making rational decisions on their own without anyone holding their hands. Click the link or don't click the link. That's your decision just as it is mine and anyone else who chooses to do so, as the majority of respondents to this thread has shown.
Angry Dragon
(36,693 posts)Leghorn21
(13,522 posts)Max Boot Military Historian and Foreign Policy Analyst
James Clapper Former Director of National Intelligence
Evelyn Farkas Ph.D. Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russia/Ukraine/Eurasia
General Michael Hayden Former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency
Jeh Johnson Former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security
Michael Morell Former Acting Director of the CIA
Norman Ornstein. American Enterprise Institute Resident Scholar
Leon Panetta Former Secretary of Defense, Former Director of the CIA, and Former White House Chief of Staff
Rob Reiner Director, Actor, and Activist
Charles Sykes Conservative Commentator
Clint Watts Foreign Policy Research Institute Fellow and Former FBI Agent
Bookmarked de maxo! Much appreciated!
AmericanActivist
(1,019 posts)glad you found it worthy. Thanks for posting the list.
jalan48
(13,841 posts)malaise
(268,693 posts)neo-cons and warmongers on steroids - just saying.
jalan48
(13,841 posts)Trump and the Russians.
wishstar
(5,268 posts)Thanks for posting- I am adding link to my bookmarks for easy reference
"About Us
The Russian Active Measures campaign aimed at the United States has been exposed. Using hacking, Twitter armies, and fake news, the Kremlin engaged in an aggressive effort to subvert the American democratic process. Now, only months into his term of office, the President and his staff are facing multiple investigations in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives and by a Special Counsel for the Department of Justice.
The Committee to Investigate Russia is a nonprofit, non-partisan resource provided to help Americans recognize and understand the gravity of Russias continuing attacks on our democracy. All relevant information is aggregated in one place to provide context and allow users to see the full picture of what Russia has done and will continue to do unless we start paying closer attention.
For generations, people have fought to protect democracy. Now it is our turn. "
Advisory Board
Max Boot Military Historian and Foreign Policy Analyst
James Clapper Former Director of National Intelligence
Evelyn Farkas, Ph.D. Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russia/Ukraine/Eurasia
General Michael Hayden Former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency
Jeh Johnson Former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security
Michael Morell Former Acting Director of the CIA
Norman Ornstein American Enterprise Institute Resident Scholar
Leon Panetta Former Secretary of Defense, Former Director of the CIA, and Former White House Chief of Staff
Rob Reiner Director, Actor, and Activist
Charles Sykes Conservative Commentator
Clint Watts Foreign Policy Research Institute Fellow and Former FBI Agent
GallopingGhost
(2,404 posts)Thanks for the link; bookmarked.
Rhiannon12866
(204,753 posts)CIR is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization helping Americans understand the gravity of Russia's continuing attacks on our democracy.