> Knowing what your opponent thinks In this case, it's more about what the opponent wants its mind-controlled masses to think. I don't think anyone in Russia i

> Knowing what your opponent thinks In this case, it's more about what the opponent wants its mind-controlled masses to think. I don't think anyone in Russia is privy to Putin's thinking; especially via a news broadcast. That said, in general, I agree. Russia is a shining example of where censorship gets you.