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ABQ Free Press, February 22, 2017 VOL IV, Issue 7, Februry 22-28, 2017 | News, Analysis, Arts and Entertainment Name-calling At the Co-op PAGE 5 Resistance Grows PAGE 8 Immigrants’ Deportation Fears Reach ‘Fever’ Pitch PAGE 13 2 • February 22-28, 2017 • ABQ FREE PRESS WEEKLY WWW.FREEABQ.COM • February 22-28, 2017 • 3 Social Media as Weaponry WEEKLY Editor: [email protected] his is a propaganda machine. It’s targeting people News: [email protected] “Tindividually to recruit them to an idea. It’s a level Arts: [email protected] of social engineering that I’ve never seen before. They’re FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24 On Twitter: @FreeABQ capturing people and then keeping them on an emotional On Facebook: facebook.com/abqfreepress leash and never letting them go.” Science of Beer — Jonathan Albright, Elon University researcher Editor 6:30 pm, $10, Explora Science Center, Dan Vukelich That excerpt is from an article describing the use 1701 Mountain Rd. NW, Explora.us (505) 345-4080 ext. 800 of fake news on social media to prey upon readers’ Join the team at Associate Editor, News preconceptions to either counter or reinforce be- Explora for a 21+ Dennis Domrzalski liefs – and not just on an ad hoc basis, but as part of event featuring (505) 306-3260 a strategic data-mining campaign rooted in, of all Marble Brewery Associate Editor, Arts things, a person’s Facebook Likes. to learn about beer. Jyllian Roach The article, “The Rise of the Weaponized AI There will be (505) 345-4080 ext. 818 Propaganda Machine,” appearing on the technology demos, talks, site scout.ai, explores the allegation that fake news Sales Manager experiments, food Daniel Johnson propaganda was employed by the Donald Trump trucks and a cash (505) 345-4080 ext. 810 campaign and, before that, by Trump’s chief rival, bar. The ticket “Lying Ted Cruz.” Circulation Manager price includes The concept is simple: Mine Facebook for Likes Steve Cabiedes three free tastings with more than 12 beers and customize news feeds based on those Likes. (505) 345-4080 ext. 815 to choose from. Correlating Facebook Likes with scores from a Art Director standard personality test called OCEAN, researchers Terry Kocon were able to identify an individual’s gender, sexuali- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25 Designer/Illustrator ty, political beliefs, and personality traits. Rob Maestas That was four years ago. Family Storytime Photography According to the article, in 2016, with just 10 Likes, 11:30 am, Free, Main Library-Downtown, Mark Bralley, Mark Holm, Juan Antonio Labreche, a program could appraise a person’s character better 501 Copper Ave. NW, 768-5141, abqlibrary.org Liz Lopez, Adria Malcolm than a coworker could; with 70, it could know a Contributors this issue person better than a friend; with 150 Likes, better Ty Bannerman, Carrie Booth, Moriah Carty, than his or her parents; with 300, better than his or Steve “Mo” Fye, Gary Glasgow, Ashley Kurtz, her partner. David Lynch, Joe Monahan, Sayrah Namasté, “With even more Likes, it could exceed what a per- Keiko Ohnuma, Bradley T. Schuman, son thinks they know about themselves,” wrote the Tom Tomorrow, Christa Valdez, Johnny Vizcaino, article’s authors, Berit Anderson and Brett Horvath. Benjamin Webb, Melissa Wood Combine that with a plethora of sites serving up Copy Editors fake news through “dark posts” visible only to the Wendy Fox Dial, Jim Wagner user, and you have “Weaponized AI.” Advertising Account Executive The Trump campaign hired Cambridge Analytica, a British company that pioneered the concept. Trump’s Cara Tolino (505) 345-4080 ext. 809 Family Storytime is a free event for children of all advisor, Steve Bannon, sat on the company’s board ages. This event features books, puppets, move- Sales Department until recently. His recently fired national security (505) 345-4080 ext. 803 ment, science, music, and movies to promote advisor, Michael Flynn, consulted for the company. early literacy. All ages welcome. Office Administrator Bottom line: when Donald Trump rails about “fake Melissa Wood (505) 345-4080 ext. 817 news,” his hypocrisy knows no bounds. He knows Published weekly by: what fake news is because he paid millions of dollars FEBRUARY 25-26 Great Noggins LLC to generate it. P.O. Box 6070 — Dan Vukelich, editor Grand Opening Albuquerque, NM 87197-6070 Weekend Celebration, Publishers Will Ferguson and Dan Vukelich Canine Café ABQ Cover Photo: Trapfest 10 am-4 pm Saturday and noon-4 pm Sunday, Johnny Vizcaino Free, Canine Café ABQ, 6105 Menaul Blvd. NE, Our Mission Statement: caninecafe.org Saturdays & Sundays 11am to 230pm ABQ Free Press Weekly exists to provide another point of The Canine view for people disserved by other news media, to expose Café ABQ is At Zinc, enjoy brunch that features the freshest seasonal facts that the powerful don’t want known, to call lies what celebrating they are, to stand up for the little guy, to demand fairness, its grand organic ingredients. We serve them up with flair and attentive justice, and common sense, and to entertain, inform and opening. celebrate the good and beautiful in our world. service right in your neighborhood. It’s a comforting start to a Join in to play, adopt, beautiful day. Make it easy. Make it family... HISTORIC NOB HILL Where to find our paper? oming to the Historic El Rey Theater on drink, List of more than 400 locations at freeabq.com CMarch 10 is “Trapfest 2017,” featuring GTA, and shop Brunch - Sat & Sun 11 - 2:30 Krankdat, SayMyName and Paws. Tickets on to benefit www.zincabq.com Corrections policy: the main floor for patrons 18 and younger are New Mexico Pets Alive at New Mexico’s first Call: 505.254.ZINC(9462) It is the policy of ABQ Free Press to correct errors in a timely fashion. $22.29 and are $32.57 on the mezzanine for non-profit dog café and adoption center. Contact the editors at the email addresses on this page. patrons 21 and older. Visit trapfest.com 4 • February 22-28, 2017 • ABQ FREE PRESS WEEKLY CARtOOnS/LEttERS nEWS WWW.FREEABQ.COM • February 22-28, 2017 • 5 To the Editor: as how hard we resist. Reaching out to Bitter Fruit: Ill Will Lingers after La Montañita Leadership Change Better a serious and edgy biweekly Republicans hasn’t worked for the past than a watered-down weekly eight years. They are never going to BY DENNIS DOMRZALSKI | [email protected] imitation of the Alibi. change. The battle will be to bring back — Patricia Mathews Democrats who have lost hope. This he mood at La Montañita Co-op these days is Editor’s Note: Even some of our most means “all out war” on every level. Our Tanything but cooperative. Since late last year, when the “Take Back the loyal readers haven’t realized we went country is at stake. Co-op” movement gained a majority on the co-op’s weekly last October. — Carl Weik board through an election and board resignations, To the Editor: To the Editor: the anger that preceded the election seems to have Regarding “Welcome to Chaos,” Recently a small group ventured to intensified. [Feb 1-7 issue], while I appreciate the White House to present their case to One of the co-op’s old-guard members accused comments from Dan Vukelich that the fight global warming. Who were these the newbies of being “insane narcissists,” while name “Donald Trump” will appear daring radicals and what did they hope another charges that they’re behaving like the very without the title, I feel even that is corporatists they complained about. Worse, they to accomplish in a political climate giving too much attention to him. claim the new board wants to turn the co-op into a where the EPA is in the crosshairs for Might I suggest the more simple “#45”? club where only wealthy elitists can afford to shop. massive budget and staffing cuts? Were I feel it gives the reader information The new board president, Elise Wheeler, fires they a band of idealistic millennials? to know who you are writing about, back by saying that the previous administrators of Tree-hugging wannabe hippies? without calling attention to his title, nor the co-op spent too much money on unnecessary giving unwanted attention to his name Actually, this group was led by three executive positions, approved a cushy consulting (with all its negative connotations). A former Republican Treasury secretar- contract with an insider and gave raises to execu- similar circumstance happened with ies: Henry Paulson, James Baker, and tives even as the co-op was losing money. #43, and it was soon clear to the public George Shultz. As part of the Climate In early February, the new board basically fired who was being addressed. Leadership Council, these men rec- Executive Director Dennis Hanley and his top — Dave Bagley ognize that global warming must be assistant. Technically, they said, Hanley wasn’t addressed to ensure a healthy and fired because his position was “eliminated.” That To the Editor: prosperous future for the human race. led long-time co-op member Martha Whitman to This is a response to the column Their solution is a tax on carbon accuse the new board for acting like profiteering written by Bill Hume on the confir- sources, with the proceeds returned to corportatists it ran against. mation of Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. the American public as a quarterly div- What all these changes mean for the future of the Supreme Court. Mr. Hume seems to Wilmer Velasquez stocks the produce counter at La Montañita’s idend to offset price increases from the 40-year-old, 16,000-member co-op isn’t clear.
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