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It’s so far from the narrative we’ve been hearing for years now, than even reading your comment triggers a “that’s just some batshit conspiration theory” reacti
by hrktb 7y ago
It’s so far from the narrative we’ve been hearing for years now, than even reading your comment triggers a “that’s just some batshit conspiration theory” reaction on the moment.
Going through the link requires putting aside that reaction. I missed the link posted two weeks ago, and I am so glad you commented.
It’s really chilling and takes time to fully process.
- stubish 7y agoAnd different countries are being fed different narratives, which is why discussions are so polarized and volatile.
- totalZero 7y agoSome countries are being fed both. Look at Ecuador. Ex-president Rafael Correa decries the fact that Assange, who had been granted Ecuadorian citizenship in addition to his political asylum, was dragged out of a sovereign embassy by UK police. He notes that an IMF deal occurred somewhat concurrently with the surrender of Assange. Current president Lenin Moreno claims Assange wouldn't clean up after his cat and smeared poop on the walls of the embassy. Moreno ejected Assange shortly after blaming WikiLeaks for the publication of photos and messages hacked from the Moreno family's smartphones.