Campaigns overseen by staff of Sir Lynton Crosby’s firm also purported to be independent news sources
The network of Facebook campaigns overseen by staff of Sir Lynton Crosby’s CTF Partners span topics ranging from Brexit to Saudi Arabia. The firm has declined to comment on its methods or clients, but said employees always operate within the law and accused the Guardian of relying on “false or distorted facts”.
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