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APPLEBAUM: Putin really specialized in learning how to make internet work for him. We see his tactics in other countries including United States. Rather than presenting Russians with single line, "Here's one narrative," Putin will present many conflicting narratives all at once. You see it in all the same...

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APPLEBAUM: What Russians do is they put out not one lie, but million lies, or not one explanation, but one after another. It's a propaganda technique. They just flood people with massive, contradictory stories, and sooner or later, people won't pay attention to anything at all. And there's so much information all the time that people eventually just tune out, and they say, "I don't know what's true, I don't know what's not true, I don't believe anything, I'm not going to engage in this issue, I'm not going to get angry about it, I just don't want to know anything at all."
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APPLEBAUM: What Russians do is they put out not one lie, but million lies, or not one explanation, but one after another. It's a propaganda technique. They just flood people with massive, contradictory stories, and sooner or later, people won't pay attention to anything at all. And there's so much information all the time that people eventually just tune out, and they say, "I don't know what's true, I don't know what's not true, I don't believe anything, I'm not going to engage in this issue, I'm not going to get angry about it, I just don't want to know anything at all."

Kate from Kharkiv

188,826 次观看 • 1 个月前

APPLEBAUM: If you look at Russian system, or how Trump tries to communicate in a world where there's plethora of media, lots of information everywhere, they try to sort of pollute the system. Bannon calls it "flooding the zone with shit," others call it "firehose of falsehoods." If you keep repeating things that are lies, or half-truths, or inaccuracies over and over again, sooner or later, you get people to tune out. In a world where we have so much information and so much access to so much all the time, this has been proven the most effective way for autocrats to stay in power. What's the function of doing that, and why do people do it? They do it in order to build nihilism, to build disinterest. If you're bombarded all day long with lies, and you can see they're lies, and they sound strange, and you don't understand them, then sooner or later, you'll just tune it out. You'll say, "I don't understand what's going on, I don't know what's true and what's not true, I just want to stay out of politics and mind my own business." That's what modern autocrat wants. They want you to have no agency, they want you to stay outside of politics, they want you not to be part of politics at all. You almost don't need a political leader to feed you falsehoods all the time, because in modern social media your algorithm will do it for you. So, one of the effects of modern social media has also been to confuse people about what's true and what's not true, to undermine idealism, and to make people more cynical.
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APPLEBAUM: If you look at Russian system, or how Trump tries to communicate in a world where there's plethora of media, lots of information everywhere, they try to sort of pollute the system. Bannon calls it "flooding the zone with shit," others call it "firehose of falsehoods." If you keep repeating things that are lies, or half-truths, or inaccuracies over and over again, sooner or later, you get people to tune out. In a world where we have so much information and so much access to so much all the time, this has been proven the most effective way for autocrats to stay in power. What's the function of doing that, and why do people do it? They do it in order to build nihilism, to build disinterest. If you're bombarded all day long with lies, and you can see they're lies, and they sound strange, and you don't understand them, then sooner or later, you'll just tune it out. You'll say, "I don't understand what's going on, I don't know what's true and what's not true, I just want to stay out of politics and mind my own business." That's what modern autocrat wants. They want you to have no agency, they want you to stay outside of politics, they want you not to be part of politics at all. You almost don't need a political leader to feed you falsehoods all the time, because in modern social media your algorithm will do it for you. So, one of the effects of modern social media has also been to confuse people about what's true and what's not true, to undermine idealism, and to make people more cynical.

Kate from Kharkiv

81,338 次观看 • 16 天前

Laura Loomer: I don't think that all Russian people are evil. I think that there's probably a lot of very good Russian people in the world, and they're suffering too. They're suffering under propaganda. They're being lied to by a government that oppresses them. They kill people for protesting for peace. They kill people that oppose Putin. So my message to Russians who see this interview as well—because I'm sure it will be translated by Russia Today, and Margarita, who's always tweeting about me over at RT, will see it—I don't hate Russian people. I want people to see the humanity. I want people to realize that they're killing their neighbors. They're killing people who are very similar to them.
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Laura Loomer: I don't think that all Russian people are evil. I think that there's probably a lot of very good Russian people in the world, and they're suffering too. They're suffering under propaganda. They're being lied to by a government that oppresses them. They kill people for protesting for peace. They kill people that oppose Putin. So my message to Russians who see this interview as well—because I'm sure it will be translated by Russia Today, and Margarita, who's always tweeting about me over at RT, will see it—I don't hate Russian people. I want people to see the humanity. I want people to realize that they're killing their neighbors. They're killing people who are very similar to them.

Clash Report

22,388 次观看 • 16 天前

Why Putin is so popular in Russia: Already at his inauguration, he expressed the sentiment that many Russians know. Show a moment of weakness and the enemy will force you to your knees. Time and again, Russians have seen how true this is in their history. In the West, they refuse to understand this feeling. They simply don't take Russians seriously, or attribute motives to them that they don't have. And then it's war. Because Russians don't bend. It is a proud people.
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Why Putin is so popular in Russia: Already at his inauguration, he expressed the sentiment that many Russians know. Show a moment of weakness and the enemy will force you to your knees. Time and again, Russians have seen how true this is in their history. In the West, they refuse to understand this feeling. They simply don't take Russians seriously, or attribute motives to them that they don't have. And then it's war. Because Russians don't bend. It is a proud people.

Richard

79,687 次观看 • 7 个月前

🇺🇸 We don't want to repeat what we did in Afghanistan, so I'm working to tighten sanctions on Russia and China, says Russophobic Senator Lindsey Graham*: "I once jokingly told President Trump that I don't care if you go on vacation with Putin. We have to end this war fairly and justly so that we don't reward aggression. And we have to make sure there are no new wars. We don't want to repeat what we did in Afghanistan. I'm working with the Trump administration to tighten sanctions on Russia and China. China is the largest buyer of cheap Russian oil and is helping the Russian military. I've always believed that this war won't end until China pays the price for helping Putin. My sanctions package will pass the Senate next week and will impose 500 percent tariffs on all countries that buy Russian oil, gas, energy and other goods. I think it will depress him. And I expect President Trump "Now they will choose a different tactic because it is clear that Putin does not want peace."
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🇺🇸 We don't want to repeat what we did in Afghanistan, so I'm working to tighten sanctions on Russia and China, says Russophobic Senator Lindsey Graham*: "I once jokingly told President Trump that I don't care if you go on vacation with Putin. We have to end this war fairly and justly so that we don't reward aggression. And we have to make sure there are no new wars. We don't want to repeat what we did in Afghanistan. I'm working with the Trump administration to tighten sanctions on Russia and China. China is the largest buyer of cheap Russian oil and is helping the Russian military. I've always believed that this war won't end until China pays the price for helping Putin. My sanctions package will pass the Senate next week and will impose 500 percent tariffs on all countries that buy Russian oil, gas, energy and other goods. I think it will depress him. And I expect President Trump "Now they will choose a different tactic because it is clear that Putin does not want peace."

Peacemaker

67,398 次观看 • 1 年前

'So we will sit down with Putin, make a decision, and strike. So don't provoke us' – Lukashenko sends signals to the EU ‘Oreshnik’ is a terrible weapon. It will go on combat duty in December. For what purpose? I want them to understand that we can strike if things go badly. So we will sit down with Putin, make a decision, and strike. So don't provoke us. After all, the war started in Ukraine with this. In Donbas, Russian speakers were oppressed, killed, poisoned. It happened before my eyes. - SK
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'So we will sit down with Putin, make a decision, and strike. So don't provoke us' – Lukashenko sends signals to the EU ‘Oreshnik’ is a terrible weapon. It will go on combat duty in December. For what purpose? I want them to understand that we can strike if things go badly. So we will sit down with Putin, make a decision, and strike. So don't provoke us. After all, the war started in Ukraine with this. In Donbas, Russian speakers were oppressed, killed, poisoned. It happened before my eyes. - SK

Zlatti71

23,679 次观看 • 9 个月前

I don't know what's happening here but looks like RSP MPs are having fun in their orientation problem. So many of them don't even know each other and all of them need to work together in Parliament for the people. Are they practicing how to clap simultaneously?
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I don't know what's happening here but looks like RSP MPs are having fun in their orientation problem. So many of them don't even know each other and all of them need to work together in Parliament for the people. Are they practicing how to clap simultaneously?

Sulav Karki 🇳🇵

25,982 次观看 • 4 个月前

Putin: "I have said many times that I consider the Russian and Ukrainian peoples to be one people. In this sense, all of Ukraine is ours." The audience clapped and laughed. Ukraine is very different from Russia. Putin made sure we know that and fight for that.
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Putin: "I have said many times that I consider the Russian and Ukrainian peoples to be one people. In this sense, all of Ukraine is ours." The audience clapped and laughed. Ukraine is very different from Russia. Putin made sure we know that and fight for that.

Anton Gerashchenko

470,869 次观看 • 1 年前

BROWDER: What do you do if you’re Putin — a greedy, cowardly, little man, scared to death of his own people, who doesn’t know when they’re going to come for him because he's stolen too much money? Well, straight out of Machiavelli 101. You create a foreign enemy and start a war. So, I believe the war in Ukraine has nothing to do with NATO enlargement, which is one of the arguments that all political scientists make. I don’t believe a word Putin says about his imperial ambitions of restoring greatness of Russia. If he thought Russia was going to be so great, why did he steal so much money from everyone and let them all die at such a young age because they couldn’t get medical attention? I don’t believe there was any beef between Ukrainians and Russians. And Ukrainians are not Nazis or fascists. That was all manufactured propaganda by Putin in 2014 to create a foreign enemy and start a war.
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BROWDER: What do you do if you’re Putin — a greedy, cowardly, little man, scared to death of his own people, who doesn’t know when they’re going to come for him because he's stolen too much money? Well, straight out of Machiavelli 101. You create a foreign enemy and start a war. So, I believe the war in Ukraine has nothing to do with NATO enlargement, which is one of the arguments that all political scientists make. I don’t believe a word Putin says about his imperial ambitions of restoring greatness of Russia. If he thought Russia was going to be so great, why did he steal so much money from everyone and let them all die at such a young age because they couldn’t get medical attention? I don’t believe there was any beef between Ukrainians and Russians. And Ukrainians are not Nazis or fascists. That was all manufactured propaganda by Putin in 2014 to create a foreign enemy and start a war.

Kate from Kharkiv

53,329 次观看 • 10 天前

TAYLOR: When Putin's convinced he can't win, realizes trouble he's in, that invading Ukraine was disastrous decision, he'll find way out. How he'll do that? He'll say, "We'll stop on existing line and have ceasefire." He'll declare victory and say, "That's all I really wanted." And Russian people will believe or accept what Putin says. Putin can get away with it. He has total control over the message coming from Kremlin to Russian people. Therefore, we have to convince him. We, United States, Europeans, and most importantly, Ukrainians have to convince Putin to stop this war.
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TAYLOR: When Putin's convinced he can't win, realizes trouble he's in, that invading Ukraine was disastrous decision, he'll find way out. How he'll do that? He'll say, "We'll stop on existing line and have ceasefire." He'll declare victory and say, "That's all I really wanted." And Russian people will believe or accept what Putin says. Putin can get away with it. He has total control over the message coming from Kremlin to Russian people. Therefore, we have to convince him. We, United States, Europeans, and most importantly, Ukrainians have to convince Putin to stop this war.

Kate from Kharkiv

135,692 次观看 • 1 个月前

'We should not confiscate Russia's frozen assets now. It is a bargaining chip,' said US Treasury Secretary Bessent. - What do you want to see regarding the 300 billion Russian assets currently held in European banks? I know they are frozen, and the EU has stated it will use the interest from this money to rebuild Ukraine. But shouldn't all this money go to Ukraine's recovery to ensure that Putin no longer has access to it? - I think this is all part of the negotiations with President Putin, so I don't believe we should confiscate them immediately. It is a bargaining chip on the table during a major negotiation process. And we'll see if part or all of the funds will go to Ukraine's recovery. - SK
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'We should not confiscate Russia's frozen assets now. It is a bargaining chip,' said US Treasury Secretary Bessent. - What do you want to see regarding the 300 billion Russian assets currently held in European banks? I know they are frozen, and the EU has stated it will use the interest from this money to rebuild Ukraine. But shouldn't all this money go to Ukraine's recovery to ensure that Putin no longer has access to it? - I think this is all part of the negotiations with President Putin, so I don't believe we should confiscate them immediately. It is a bargaining chip on the table during a major negotiation process. And we'll see if part or all of the funds will go to Ukraine's recovery. - SK

Zlatti71

32,604 次观看 • 11 个月前

Lawrence: Hey Lewis, I'm sorry to hear about Roscoe. I don't know if you want to chat about it or anything, but obviously really sorry to hear. It seems like a real lot of love and emotion for the sad news. Lewis: Yeah, no, it's been amazing to see the support from so many people around the world and just to see how much Roscoe... Like, overwhelming to see how much Roscoe touched people and meant to people. And the kind messages that I've received have been really uplifting, so I'm really grateful for that. And anyone out there that knows what it's like to lose a pet, you know how painful it is. And I read somewhere that grief is the last act of love, I think, and I'm definitely feeling that. Lawrence: Well, I wish you all the best for this weekend. Lewis: Thank You. - F1 2025 Singapore -
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Lawrence: Hey Lewis, I'm sorry to hear about Roscoe. I don't know if you want to chat about it or anything, but obviously really sorry to hear. It seems like a real lot of love and emotion for the sad news. Lewis: Yeah, no, it's been amazing to see the support from so many people around the world and just to see how much Roscoe... Like, overwhelming to see how much Roscoe touched people and meant to people. And the kind messages that I've received have been really uplifting, so I'm really grateful for that. And anyone out there that knows what it's like to lose a pet, you know how painful it is. And I read somewhere that grief is the last act of love, I think, and I'm definitely feeling that. Lawrence: Well, I wish you all the best for this weekend. Lewis: Thank You. - F1 2025 Singapore -

sim 🇧🇷🇲🇽🇸🇳🇫🇷🇭🇹

691,734 次观看 • 10 个月前

Pokimane addresses the Sykkuno situation "I realized I'm stressing about it so much and Sykkuno hasn't even said anything yet..and something about that didn't really sit right with me" "It's just so sad and disappointing how often this kind of thing seems to happen..especially when it comes from ppl that u don't expect..what I really want to say is, I am just so so sorry for all the hurt..to the victims, to our communities..I feel like I feel everyone's hurt and shock and confusion and I'm right there with ya" "I really hope the ppl that do need to speak up, will"
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Pokimane addresses the Sykkuno situation "I realized I'm stressing about it so much and Sykkuno hasn't even said anything yet..and something about that didn't really sit right with me" "It's just so sad and disappointing how often this kind of thing seems to happen..especially when it comes from ppl that u don't expect..what I really want to say is, I am just so so sorry for all the hurt..to the victims, to our communities..I feel like I feel everyone's hurt and shock and confusion and I'm right there with ya" "I really hope the ppl that do need to speak up, will"

yeet

6,723,040 次观看 • 3 个月前

Kevin Durant on this comment from the other day: "I just feel like fans and media need something to complain about, and the All-Star Game don't make them feel like they them feel back when they was kids. They need something to complain about. I don't think it's that big of a deal, to be honest, the All-Star Game, All-Star Weekend. Just here to celebrate the game of basketball...They're coming to watch. People at home complaining about the game and the intensity of it. I don't think we'll ever get past that, but to see everybody still here, showing up, doing their jobs, pushing the game forward through this weekend, you go around the city, it's so much energy in the city, so many past greats...representing the game of basketball. I just think it's way bigger than that this weekend. We can talk about who plays harder...all that stuff don't matter. I just really feel like this is a great weekend to bring so many people together and help push the game forward"
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Kevin Durant on this comment from the other day: "I just feel like fans and media need something to complain about, and the All-Star Game don't make them feel like they them feel back when they was kids. They need something to complain about. I don't think it's that big of a deal, to be honest, the All-Star Game, All-Star Weekend. Just here to celebrate the game of basketball...They're coming to watch. People at home complaining about the game and the intensity of it. I don't think we'll ever get past that, but to see everybody still here, showing up, doing their jobs, pushing the game forward through this weekend, you go around the city, it's so much energy in the city, so many past greats...representing the game of basketball. I just think it's way bigger than that this weekend. We can talk about who plays harder...all that stuff don't matter. I just really feel like this is a great weekend to bring so many people together and help push the game forward"

Oh No He Didn't

165,020 次观看 • 5 个月前

🇷🇺 Russian President Putin on the war with NATO: "I’m telling you honestly, sometimes I look at what they say and I think, they can’t believe it. They can't possibly believe what they're saying, that Russia is planning to attack NATO. Well, it's impossible to believe, but they're convincing their own people. So, what kind of people are these? They're either incredibly incompetent if they truly believe it, so it's impossible to believe this nonsense. Or they're simply dishonest, because they don't believe it themselves, but they're trying to convince their citizens that they do. Well, what other options are there? Honestly, I just want to say, calm down and sleep peacefully."
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🇷🇺 Russian President Putin on the war with NATO: "I’m telling you honestly, sometimes I look at what they say and I think, they can’t believe it. They can't possibly believe what they're saying, that Russia is planning to attack NATO. Well, it's impossible to believe, but they're convincing their own people. So, what kind of people are these? They're either incredibly incompetent if they truly believe it, so it's impossible to believe this nonsense. Or they're simply dishonest, because they don't believe it themselves, but they're trying to convince their citizens that they do. Well, what other options are there? Honestly, I just want to say, calm down and sleep peacefully."

Status-6 (War & Military News)

1,155,862 次观看 • 10 个月前

Lewis Hamilton's advice to those feeling a bit lost ❤️‍🩹 "First, you're not alone 'cause I'm lost so many days of the year. Don't worry, know that it will pass and you will figure out what it is." "There's so many days that I feel completely lost and I don't know where or what I'm-, you question yourself. I think for me what's really important is not to second guess yourself, listen to your heart, listen to your gut." "My intuition has led me in all the generally right ways and the right directions. And you know, jot down where you're at, discuss it with someone." "I write down pros and cons to most of the big decisions I have to make and my gut kinda leads me where I'm gonna go."
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Lewis Hamilton's advice to those feeling a bit lost ❤️‍🩹 "First, you're not alone 'cause I'm lost so many days of the year. Don't worry, know that it will pass and you will figure out what it is." "There's so many days that I feel completely lost and I don't know where or what I'm-, you question yourself. I think for me what's really important is not to second guess yourself, listen to your heart, listen to your gut." "My intuition has led me in all the generally right ways and the right directions. And you know, jot down where you're at, discuss it with someone." "I write down pros and cons to most of the big decisions I have to make and my gut kinda leads me where I'm gonna go."

sin ⁴⁴

120,138 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨How many Russians been killed? How many Ukrainians been killed? Where do you get your numbers from? Well, first of all, I do know. First of all, you can evaluate it quite easily. The amount of new graves. In Russia and in Ukraine. How would you assess, honestly, the situation on the battlefield? First of all, I think that you have zero idea what's happening there. We liberated 70 villages, little towns, 70 entities have been liberated. We don't catch them on the streets like animals, like Ukrainians do. Our army is an army of people that are willing to fight. That's their own will. They were not enrolled. It's their own will. They all volunteered. Every time I go to the front line, I ask people, what's your casualties? Comparing with your enemies. And usually it's one Russian soldier, three to four Ukrainian soldiers being killed. And then there's the easiest way. We have exchange of bodies. Have you ever heard about the exchange rate of how many dead Russian soldiers have been exchanged for dead Ukrainian soldiers? Tell me. You don't know? No, tell me. Do you know or you don't know? I don't know. And why is that? Every time we exchange... Because I don't believe any numbers we have in our media. Now you're talking sense. No, this is... Finally. Finally Russian propaganda gets you. Hey, come on. Vladimir, in war, all the sides do propaganda. The Ukrainian side, the Russian side. No, but again. So you say... So what is the overall casualty number? What do you think of the death toll that Russia had to pay so far? Well, definitely it's not even close to the numbers that are given to the West. ................................................................. According to the statistics that Ukrainians are dealing with on the basis of officially published mortals, there were more than 730,000 Ukrainians being killed. Ukrainian numbers that are given is about 60,000. But I'm trying to get to the exchange of bodies that has been done in recent days. ..................................................................... But once again, never ever Westerners will tell you that on the exchange of bodies, the ratio is absolutely awful for the Ukrainians. Usually it's one Russian body for from 7 to 10 Ukrainian bodies. Vladimir Solovyov spent more than 300 days on the front lines.
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🚨How many Russians been killed? How many Ukrainians been killed? Where do you get your numbers from? Well, first of all, I do know. First of all, you can evaluate it quite easily. The amount of new graves. In Russia and in Ukraine. How would you assess, honestly, the situation on the battlefield? First of all, I think that you have zero idea what's happening there. We liberated 70 villages, little towns, 70 entities have been liberated. We don't catch them on the streets like animals, like Ukrainians do. Our army is an army of people that are willing to fight. That's their own will. They were not enrolled. It's their own will. They all volunteered. Every time I go to the front line, I ask people, what's your casualties? Comparing with your enemies. And usually it's one Russian soldier, three to four Ukrainian soldiers being killed. And then there's the easiest way. We have exchange of bodies. Have you ever heard about the exchange rate of how many dead Russian soldiers have been exchanged for dead Ukrainian soldiers? Tell me. You don't know? No, tell me. Do you know or you don't know? I don't know. And why is that? Every time we exchange... Because I don't believe any numbers we have in our media. Now you're talking sense. No, this is... Finally. Finally Russian propaganda gets you. Hey, come on. Vladimir, in war, all the sides do propaganda. The Ukrainian side, the Russian side. No, but again. So you say... So what is the overall casualty number? What do you think of the death toll that Russia had to pay so far? Well, definitely it's not even close to the numbers that are given to the West. ................................................................. According to the statistics that Ukrainians are dealing with on the basis of officially published mortals, there were more than 730,000 Ukrainians being killed. Ukrainian numbers that are given is about 60,000. But I'm trying to get to the exchange of bodies that has been done in recent days. ..................................................................... But once again, never ever Westerners will tell you that on the exchange of bodies, the ratio is absolutely awful for the Ukrainians. Usually it's one Russian body for from 7 to 10 Ukrainian bodies. Vladimir Solovyov spent more than 300 days on the front lines.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

34,814 次观看 • 2 个月前