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As I've commented before, there are some problems in his work. Namely, he occasionally sidelines to propaganda and outright falsehoods himself, he doesn't spea
by jruohonen 3y ago
As I've commented before, there are some problems in his work.
Namely, he occasionally sidelines to propaganda and outright falsehoods himself, he doesn't speak a sufficient amount of European languages to understand the cases where pro-Kremlin propaganda is more rampant, he exaggerates the situation in countries where it is not a big problem, and he accuses some people without sufficient evidence.
Nor am I sure whether I like the name-calling, especially when he picks on nobodies.
- jruohonen 3y agoI can further add that he should really focus on countries such as Bulgaria, Romania, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, and Serbia (perhaps Germany too to some extent). But I doubt whether he is capable enough. (Here in Finland the pro-Kremlin propaganda is practically non-existent, a few known clowns notwithstanding, and no one has ever taken them seriously anyways.)