I'm seeing the telltale signs of government propaganda leading up to military action. /r/worldnews is just flooded with stuff about "Russia does this" "Ukraine does that." After watching these trends and patterns play out so many times through so many conflicts, I just see it clearly now.
I've seen some shilling here too, but more subtle.
On this site it comes in the form of "Now that Biden is in the white house, Russia is going to eat our lunch! They'll walk all over us!"
They're trying to drum up support from shitlibs and the right to unify us in a familiar series of proxy wars in Ukraine and probably Syria.
Don't fall for it.
The Ukraine conflict was sketchy shit from the getgo. We never should have been involved, but McCain, Kerry, Biden, Brennan and many others had their fingers all over it.
If you want to see exactly how phony that movement in Kiev was at the time, watch this old video of John McCain, in Ukraine, telling a massive crowd to overthrow their government. Which they promptly did.
Imagine Putin coming to the US to address a BLM rally telling them to overthrow the government.
That's what this is.
Lately, this site has seen an uptick in pro putin bullshit.
Coordinated divide and conquer campaign maybe?
Why is Putin the bad guy? I’ve never understood this. Can anyone tell me a legitimate reason?
Putin is a KGB strongman who leverages oligarchs and as is mentioned by Mr. Gone has a history of using thuglike authoritarian behavior to stay in power. He won the most recent election with 76% of the vote after turning his opponent into a criminal then throwing him in prison afterwards. He has also effectively made himself president for life like Xi.
That being said he is against globohomo and is aligned with Russian interests more than subverting ours. If we stopped antagonizing Russia with missile defense systems in former Soviet blocs and stopped beating the drum of war over Crimea there would be no cause for concern to the USA.
We're really going to point fingers at other countries about rigged elections now?