Yandex AfD Bots are Fake as Fuck

So, the Czech media are reporting that the graf that has shown activity on AfD page plummeting after Ukraine’s attack on Yandex data centers in Russia is likely fake. Like the entire story about Russian bots, and quite frankly I never bought that story about Russian troll factories based on an address in St. Petersburg. If I was ever given the task to run a trolling campaign, we would be spread over several continents and would use various methods to stay incognito. The operation described in the media was an amateur endeavor but its simplicity was good enough for the normie shiteater consumer of mainstream media, easy to understand and assimilate into his world view in which Russian bots are behind everything anti-globohomo.

PS: Appears like the idiot still didn’t get the memo:

Russian servers have gone silent and the Russian bots have quieted down. Another proof that Russia is manipulating the public opinion in Europe. Do you agree?

Yandex Data Centers Taken Out

So, a new propaganda has appeared throughout the Western press that the activity of Russian bots has been seriously reduced after Ukraine struck Yandex data centers. I don’t believe this propaganda, this is another cope from people that blame all their failures on Russia. MAGA is from the Russians, Brexit is from the Russians, AfD is from the Russians. Anything that goes against the globohomo is from the Russians.

Guess what goobers? Facebook posts are full of people mocking Ukraine and this blog is getting traffic from Yandex.😆👌

Russian Bots to Deliver Food in Murica

Obama: “Russia does not make anything.” T’fuck you mean?

From Reuters:

Driverless robots will soon deliver food to students on college campuses in the United States after Russian tech giant Yandex (YNDX.O) and online food-ordering company GrubHub (GRUB.VI) agreed a multi-year partnership, Yandex said on Tuesday.
Sometimes described as Russia’s Google, Yandex offers a raft of services, from advertising and search to ride-hailing and food delivery. It began testing autonomous delivery robots in 2019 and already operates at some locations in central Moscow and in Ann Arbor, Michigan.