Baron
Platinum Member
The Truth is the only hated thing by western 'democracies'. Where are well-founded 'human right activists' and 'teachers of democracy'? Why pressstitute MSM hide the information?
Ukraine crisis: Donbass. Chronicle of genocide.
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Stratford57
Diamond Member
Information is a way to influence and to control human minds: those humans are potential voters with the right of choosing politicians who determine the policy of their countries. So, this is an easy way of invasion of sovereign internal politics of other countries, a big geopolitical game with serious political goals.
Facts:
- Before 1953 USA created certain institutions which were waging a psychological war with USSR (definition of psychological war comes from their doctrine);
- In 1953 USA called it an info-war;
- In 1992 info-war becomes a concept in US doctrine;
- In 1998 USA gets an exclusive copyright for Internet due to ICANN company exclusive right of assigning names and domains on the Internet.
USA were the first to create cyber-troops with more than 5500 units and with over $5.5 billion financing.
American politicians accusations of somebody else in propaganda, influencing, interference etc. is hypocritical because USA were the first (and are still successful) to use information as a way of invasion of sovereign affairs of many other countries, producing colorful revolutions or adopting UN resolutions based on false accusations.
Today, lies are a political instrument which US establishment uses to make the people of different countries feel fear, anger, mistrust, indignation of those whom they want to destroy (so far, mainly Trump and Putin) at the unconscious level, all those negative reactions are allowing the US dirty politicians to take any aggressive actions. It makes it fairly easy to plant an image of the enemy by means of false accusations.
Today, the major outlets are almost all owned by six conglomerates. They can easily hide the truth or spread all kinds of lies simultaneously. And that's basically what we have been witnessing lately.
Big6:
The 6 Companies That Own (almost) All Media [Infographic] | WebFX
That's why is so easy to hide the true information or to spread any lies any time and simultaneously.
Facts:
- Before 1953 USA created certain institutions which were waging a psychological war with USSR (definition of psychological war comes from their doctrine);
- In 1953 USA called it an info-war;
- In 1992 info-war becomes a concept in US doctrine;
- In 1998 USA gets an exclusive copyright for Internet due to ICANN company exclusive right of assigning names and domains on the Internet.
USA were the first to create cyber-troops with more than 5500 units and with over $5.5 billion financing.
American politicians accusations of somebody else in propaganda, influencing, interference etc. is hypocritical because USA were the first (and are still successful) to use information as a way of invasion of sovereign affairs of many other countries, producing colorful revolutions or adopting UN resolutions based on false accusations.
Today, lies are a political instrument which US establishment uses to make the people of different countries feel fear, anger, mistrust, indignation of those whom they want to destroy (so far, mainly Trump and Putin) at the unconscious level, all those negative reactions are allowing the US dirty politicians to take any aggressive actions. It makes it fairly easy to plant an image of the enemy by means of false accusations.
Today, the major outlets are almost all owned by six conglomerates. They can easily hide the truth or spread all kinds of lies simultaneously. And that's basically what we have been witnessing lately.
Big6:
The 6 Companies That Own (almost) All Media [Infographic] | WebFX
That's why is so easy to hide the true information or to spread any lies any time and simultaneously.
Stratford57
Diamond Member
Dec 20
Putin answering a question of a Ukrainian journalist: Regarding the suffering of the people who live in Donbass. You are a Ukrainian citizen, aren’t you? And you consider the people who live on this territory to be the citizens of your country. Can you tell me who established the blockade between Donbass and the rest of Ukraine? Did Russia do it? The Ukrainian authorities did it: they imposed a total economic blockade of the territory they consider to be their own. They shoot at the people they consider to be their own citizens. People are killed there almost every day, peaceful civilians, by the way.
We do render humanitarian and other assistance and support to the people who live on that territory. But we do it only to prevent them from being finally crushed, devoured and torn to pieces, and we will continue doing it. Because attempts to solve these political issues by force – and we have seen this being done by the current Kiev authorities for several years – are doomed to failure. This has to be kept in mind.
We do not seek and will not support policies of division or the ones designed to alienate the peoples of Russia and Ukraine. What are the current [Ukrainian] authorities doing? What is their mission? What are they trying to achieve on the back of Russophobia they are promoting? They are practically admitting that they are pursuing a historic task of separating the peoples of Russia and Ukraine. This is what they are up to. And for that, they can get away with anything.
Your colleague from the Ukrainian media talked about the challenges faced by people living in Donbass and the Lugansk Region, and their poor living standards. But is it any better in Ukraine? The situation is quite similar compared to Donbass, and it is getting worse all the time. Anything can be forgiven within the country, and even more so outside it against the backdrop of war, hostilities and tensions. And they are getting paid for this. They are about to receive another IMF tranche. We do understand what this is all about: just enough to pay out pensions and salaries to social sector employees, and the future generations will have to foot the bill. For this reason the overall situation is quite unfavourable. I believe this to be the case for the economy, society and domestic political processes. But our nations are very close and share the same history, so we will do everything to move in this direction.
Vladimir Putin’s annual news conference
Putin answering a question of a Ukrainian journalist: Regarding the suffering of the people who live in Donbass. You are a Ukrainian citizen, aren’t you? And you consider the people who live on this territory to be the citizens of your country. Can you tell me who established the blockade between Donbass and the rest of Ukraine? Did Russia do it? The Ukrainian authorities did it: they imposed a total economic blockade of the territory they consider to be their own. They shoot at the people they consider to be their own citizens. People are killed there almost every day, peaceful civilians, by the way.
We do render humanitarian and other assistance and support to the people who live on that territory. But we do it only to prevent them from being finally crushed, devoured and torn to pieces, and we will continue doing it. Because attempts to solve these political issues by force – and we have seen this being done by the current Kiev authorities for several years – are doomed to failure. This has to be kept in mind.
We do not seek and will not support policies of division or the ones designed to alienate the peoples of Russia and Ukraine. What are the current [Ukrainian] authorities doing? What is their mission? What are they trying to achieve on the back of Russophobia they are promoting? They are practically admitting that they are pursuing a historic task of separating the peoples of Russia and Ukraine. This is what they are up to. And for that, they can get away with anything.
Your colleague from the Ukrainian media talked about the challenges faced by people living in Donbass and the Lugansk Region, and their poor living standards. But is it any better in Ukraine? The situation is quite similar compared to Donbass, and it is getting worse all the time. Anything can be forgiven within the country, and even more so outside it against the backdrop of war, hostilities and tensions. And they are getting paid for this. They are about to receive another IMF tranche. We do understand what this is all about: just enough to pay out pensions and salaries to social sector employees, and the future generations will have to foot the bill. For this reason the overall situation is quite unfavourable. I believe this to be the case for the economy, society and domestic political processes. But our nations are very close and share the same history, so we will do everything to move in this direction.
Vladimir Putin’s annual news conference
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