A group qualified by the Democrats for "a bomb" Russia's report is behind the maneuvers of the Senate of Alabama

A cybersecurity company who participated in a misinformation campaign against a Republican candidate for the Alabama Senate race reportedly wrote a Senate report billed as a "bomb" against Russian social media operations at the time. 2016 presidential election.

New Knowledge, a The Senate Intelligence Society released this month the report on Russian activities in the presidential election.

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The report states that Russian troll farms used all social media platforms and even mobile games such as Pokemon Go to influence elections and would have saying brought the voters to President Trump.

"New Knowledge researchers wrote about Russian misinformation, with the alleged campaign" reaching 126 million people on Facebook, posting 10.4 million tweets on Twitter, downloading over 1,000 videos on YouTube, one to reach more than 20 million users on Instagram. "

" Incredible. These bombings show how far Russia has gone so far as to exploit the fault lines of our society and divide Americans in an attempt to undermine and manipulate our democracy, "wrote Senator Virginia War Warner, the Greater Democrat of the Senate Intelligence Committee. [19659005] But the credibility of the cybersecurity firm has taken a turn after the New York Times revelations that it has collaborated with another firm, American Engagement Technologies, to replicate the same alleged Russian tactics during the race in the Senate of l & # 39; Alabama.

dubbed the "Birmingham Project", was facilitated by AET, a company run by former Obama official, Mikey Dickerson, and funded by Silicon Valley billionaire, Reid Hoffman, who allocated $ 100,000 to this project.

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Jonathan Morgan, chief executive of New Knowledge, collaborated with the AET to create thousands of fake Russian accounts on Twitter in order to give the impression that the Russians support the candidacy of Republican candidate Roy Moore .

Jonathan Morgan, chief executive of New Knowledge, collaborated with AET to create thousands of fake Russian accounts on Twitter in order to give the impression that the Russians had supported the candidacy of Republican candidate Roy Moore.

The project also involved creating a Facebook page and mimicking conservative Alabamians who were not satisfied with the Republican candidate while encouraging others to write in another candidate.

"[Birmingham Project] led a digital messaging operation to influence the outcome of the Al League Senate race." [19659015] – Birmingham Project Internal Report

The Birmingham Project Internal Report openly states that the group "ran a digital messaging operation to influence the outcome of the LA Senate race" between September and December 2017, according to BuzzFeed. 19659003] DEMOCRATIC OPERATORS CREATE FALSE RUSSIAN BOTS DESIGNED TO CONNECT KREMLIN TO ROY MOORE IN ALABAMA RACE

In a statement on Twitte Morgan denied that the project was intended to influence the election, won by the Democrat and the Current Senator Doug Jones by 22,000 votes. "I did not participate in any campaign to influence the public," he wrote, saying the project's goals were not to support Jones' campaign.

He also told the Times that the project was "a little experiment" and not a real political effort against the Republican candidate.

"The research project was designed to help us understand how this type of campaign works," he said. "We thought it was useful to work in the context of a real election, but that the project had virtually no impact."

But the internal report obtained by D & # 39; Other publications calls into question Morgan's claims that the project was in fact only an experiment A full-fledged political campaign.

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According to BuzzFeed, Dickerson and Sara Hudson, a former employee of the Ministry of Justice for another company funded by Hoffman, spoke at a private meeting in September, claiming that his secret project had managed to suppress Republican votes, to give energy to Democratic voters and to to plant a "false flag" against the Republican campaign.

The Birmingham project's internal report also reflects the strong participation of Democrats and a lower turnout of Republicans, claiming that their campaign had led to an increase in the number of votes for candidates who have responded in writing.

Jones then defeated the Republican at war, who had lost party support following accusations of sexual misconduct, becoming the first Democratic Senator of Alabama for over 20 years.

Jones said last week that he was "scandalized" by the signals and asked for a federal inquiry into the project.

"I would like the Federal Electoral Commission and the Department of Justice to look into the matter to see if any laws have been violated and, if so, prosecute those responsible," he said. Authorities must use this example now to begin to chart the course for people to know that this is not acceptable in the United States of America. "

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall stated that his office was reviewing the project, and although he does not call it an inquiry, he is concerned that this scheme could not have influenced the elections.