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"brazen and identified" is doing a lot of work here. IIRC the cable thing was an anchor accident, and everyone is doing psyop campaigns (Western psyops being fa
by pphysch 2mo ago
"brazen and identified" is doing a lot of work here. IIRC the cable thing was an anchor accident, and everyone is doing psyop campaigns (Western psyops being far more advanced and sophisticated than their enemies). Nord Stream was definitely not an accident and we know who did that.
Implying that Russia somehow invented or is the undisputed leader in "psyops" is a popular hallmark of a low-information civilian, a narrative promoted by arch-propagandists like Peter Pomerantsev and Anne Applebaum.
As many other comments have said, cui bono?
- preisschild 2mo ago> Nord Stream was definitely not an accident and we know who did that Lol who claimed it was an "accident"? Most likely it was disgruntled Ukrainians with just enough resources and skill. And they did great work. Anne Applebaum is a historian not a "propagandist" lol
- pphysch 2mo ago"Propagandist" is not a palatable job title, so propagandists often masquerade under different words. For example, the US government's official foreign propaganda agency is called "US Agency for Global Media". If Anne "it's okay to kill journalists in wartime" Applebaum is not a prominent Western propagandist, then who is?
- preisschild 2mo agoWhy do you use doublequotes as if you were quoting her? She never said that.
- pphysch 2mo agoIt's called a nickname, and it's in reference to her infamous article defending the murder of actual journalists (which she is not). Can you answer my question?
- alexejb 2mo agoAnne Applebaum is a "historian". There, I fixed it for you.
- pvaldes 2mo ago> the cable thing was an anchor accident, Only the first 99 passes over the cables were accidental, then the anchor grabbed the two cables finally