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The weird part about "Russian interference" isn't that Russia paid influencers. It did. It's that Russia barely contests the narrative.
Why not say: "Fine. Show us the whole foreign-influence ledger. Israel. China. Gulf states. Everyone."
Instead, Russia buys some background noise and takes the heat.
That's not information dominance. That's renting attention. There's a pecking order here, and Russia doesn't look like it's at the top. 🧐