Congress just gave the world its best look yet at the ads purchased on eroticism vs intimacyFacebook by Russia-connected accounts during the contentious 2016 election season.
Sen. Richard Burr provided the first images from Wednesday's hearing, the second in as many days to center on Russia's use of social media to manipulate the 2016 election. They included a "Heart of Texas" post pushing for the state to secede from the U.S., as well as posts from a page called "United Muslims of America."
The images below come from Burr's office. Other senators are expected to release more throughout Wednesday's hearing.
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Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Burr also included an image from two Facebook events that had been organized for the same date, time, and location in an apparent effort to fuel tension between Muslim people and anti-Muslim activists.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable The new images follow a session on Tuesday that provided our first look yet at the ads that Facebook identified as being promoted by Russia, which have been handed over to Congress. More are expected to come as the hearings continue today.
Sen. Mark Warner also revealed some ads, including one of Hillary Clinton as the devil boxing Jesus.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Two ads were also revealed during Monday's hearing, including one that called for the U.S. Army to be taken away from presidential control if Clinton were to beat Trump.
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Later on Wednesday, politicians on the House Select Intelligence Committee showed more ads, including some that were promoted on Instagram.
Those ads also touched on hot-button issues. The House committee, however, decided not to release all 3,000 ads.
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