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Although one must be critical of these events, please be aware that soviet undermining is active in pushing these subjects. Just don't give up all hope and thro
by ikekkdcjkfke 3y ago
Although one must be critical of these events, please be aware that soviet undermining is active in pushing these subjects. Just don't give up all hope and throw any babies out with the bathwater i guess.
- shakow 3y agoSoviet undermining for things that happened... after the fall of the USSR? What?
- black_puppydog 3y agoLol, nice illustration of GP's point, thanks.
- tehwebguy 3y ago“Although you make a good point, a ‘bad person’ made it too” Incredibly embarrassing post
- nasmorn 3y agoI thought the invasion of Iraq and use that f Guantanamo are universally accepted to have been pretty idiotic even by super power standards. The USA gained no security and lost inordinate amounts of money, blood and good will.
- swayvil 3y agoWhat's up with these weird typos? And is it just me or is there a consistency in the tone, among those who make these weird typos? It's just weird. Also it's early in the morning and I'm a little addled.
- meiraleal 3y agoYeah it is just you. Non-American users aren't Russian/soviet bots. It is interesting to see the tactics in discussion being used here: add conspiracy to facts so they seem less plausible.
- swayvil 3y agoHave you seen these typos? These aren't just "I don't speak the lingo" typos. And if I was attempting to bend the narrative, a good tool for that might be a counterargument that, tho apparently strong, is actually weak. Let's not be naive about how this works.
- giantrobot 3y ago> What's up with these weird typos? I think sometimes the typos are speech-to-text artifacts. For instance "used that" would be phonetically similar to "used at" and I could see that easily tripping up STT. I know people that use STT and don't review the output before sending so I get weird text messages from them from time to time.
- meiraleal 3y ago> For instance "used that" would be phonetically similar to "used at" It was "and use that f Guantanamo" which is not that difficult to understand if you change "f" for "the F word".
- oilchange 3y ago> blood Iraqis lost a lot of blood, not americans. 99% of the people killed were innocent iraqis.
- mrangle 3y agoEnough Americans were maimed and killed to deeply care.
- mrangle 3y agoUntil one might come to the conclusion that the Iraq invasion wasn't about security.
- cma 3y agoIdiotic/blunder is a very blameless language.
- sh34r 3y agoBut Halliburton got to plunder Iraq's oil, and that was all that mattered to Dick Cheney.
- jessepasley 3y agoProofs please.
- itsoktocry 3y agoThis comment is evidence that you can now cover up any misdeeds as nothing but "Russian propaganda" and people will buy it.
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