Topic: Internet Research Agency

2 chapters across the catalog

Alex Jones recounts a personal experience in Washington D.C. where he was allegedly approached by a high-level official offering $3 million from the Russian Internet Research Agency. Jones claims he recognized the offer as an FBI/CIA entrapment operation and reported the incident to authorities.

Robert Barnes discusses the failure of the Mueller investigation to prove Russian interference when a targeted company actually appeared in court to demand discovery. He suggests the current DOJ indictments against Russians are designed to avoid a trial on the merits while providing a legal shield for media outlets to smear conservative influencers.