Chocolate for false profiles: They use vocabulary and protect the same people, they hardly believe they have political background

Eugen Cakoli from KDI has reacted to the debate over false social profiles. He has said that in recent years anyone who has criticised any act of power or any stance has probably shown comments or posts like “The Gaul flowers, other fake names.
He has said it is difficult to believe that such profiles which use methodology and the same language have no political background.
Full response:
In recent years, anyone who has publicly criticized any decisions, actions or positions of power has probably appeared in comments or posts such as the Rooster, Jonah, Naim, Dardan, Xavi, and a full of other false profiles.
From language, labels, and the way these attacks took place, the purpose has been clear. Each critical voice faced lynching, slander and personal attacks, through charges such as “paid”, “pro-Serbian”, “sold”, “with old parties” or “against state”.
It is hard to believe that such an online attack system, with dozens of false profiles constantly choosing the same people, using the same vocabulary and protecting the same political interests, political background. Especially when some of the attempts to discredit and lynching public have been launched or reinforced by party figures themselves.
Therefore, the case of “The Rooster flowers” must be cooked to the end. First, to reveal his identity, motives, connections, and eventual financing, but also to verify whether a broader scheme has worked after this phenomenon. Toleration of this situation now and many years has only caused serious consequences, poisoning public debate and deepening social polarization.











