Facebook Hacking and Spam Operation Targeting Election Posts
If a facebook user so much as posts the words "Election Fraud" with nothing else, or various other variations, the facebook automated system appears to be hacking into posts and inserting facebook-created spam.
Facebook is doing this without authorization by the person making the original post. They are dressing up their hack-and-spam as a kind of rectangular button, inviting the user to leave the post, and, indeed, the entire wall or newsfeed featured the post they are hacking, to jump over to facebook's version of would-be "election results." They are shamelessly promoting Joe Biden not only as the would-be winner, but they are also even posting a photo of a smiling Joe Biden over on their spam page.
They are even doing those to rebut and refute, and contaminate, posts by the President of the United States.
In other words, if someone points out anything about the election, or raises questions about election-related issues, such as fraud or other inaccuracies, facebook is jumping in, actually hacking in since it is unauthorized, to breezily assert their position. They do so breezily promoting allegations as would-be plain facts or "results," that, in turn, promote the left-wing candidate are the winner, dressed up with pontificating about the U.S. having laws and procedures. The implication seems to be that, if the United States has laws and procedures, they must favor facebook's point of view, and not be something that should be invoked and enforced to undo election fraud.
What is sickly humorous about it is that the facebook system is triggering the hack-and-spam operation even with the most generic references to "election fraud." A two-word post simplying stating "Election Fraud" and nothing else causes the facebook system to assume people must be talking about Joe Biden, triggering the facebook spam.
They apparently assume that if someone says just two words, "Election Fraud," they must be talking about Joe Biden ... not Russia and Vladimir Putin, and the recent assassination attempt on Alexei Navalny, violating an international chemical weapons treaty with a military grade nerve agent ... not Syria or some other election ... Joe Biden.
Here is part of a screenshot featuring a recent experimental facebook post. The post consisted solely of the words "Election Fraud," and the entire rectangular module beneath it was inserted by facebook, without authorization. Facebook hacked into the post, hacking into the wall and newsfeed, to insert that rectangular module without permission or advance warning.
Facebook already, in the past, was exposed as having accepted investment from Russian sources, including sources with ties to Russian strongman Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin.
Additional concerning is whether facebook has duped or misled users who, by definition, essentially worked for free for facebook and enhanced its revenue and credibility, with webposting and writing and sharing of images, with the understanding and implied claim by facebook that the system would function in a certain way.
Now, after inducing all that value and involvement under those terms, facebook blindsides and ambushes the user by hacking into the users' posts with facebook spam promoting a particular political agenda with what amounts to facebook propaganda.
The scenario is complicated, of course, by the fact that would-be "results" as currently alleged are highly implausible, inviting speculation about election fraud. Even Biden supporters are forced to admit that incumbent President Donald Trump received more votes than any other candidate prior to 2020, roughly 72 million votes, with less than 66 million for Hillary Rodham Clinton and roughly 63 million for Trump himself in 2016. The only way to reach a Biden victory was to hyperinflate Biden numbers, with a cushion, to such cartoonish levels as to suggest voter turnout of 98% to more than 100% of voter registrations from just two years ago in 2018.
Key Words: Facebook, Social Media, Election, Election Fraud, Joe Biden, Hacking, Hackers, Spam, Spambots
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