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“Propaganda is like borscht” Russian writer Dmitry Glukhovsky explains why Russian society is so susceptible to propaganda. According to him, it works like beetroot soup: even if you’re not the beetroot, you still turn red just by being in the same environment. The Kremlin’s system doesn’t always rely on... show more

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Phillip: But I'm wondering, congressman, why it doesn't bother you that all these people are saying the same thing? The only person not saying it is Pete hegseth, who, by the way, when you talk about leaks to the media, he is at the center of the signal chat, not one, but two signal chats. Is that not concerning to you?

Phillip: But I'm wondering, congressman, why it doesn't bother you that all these people are saying the same thing? The only person not saying it is Pete hegseth, who, by the way, when you talk about leaks to the media, he is at the center of the signal chat, not one, but two signal chats. Is that not concerning to you?

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Utopia is not the standard. Reality is. Every civilisation has sins if you judge it by today’s moral standards. You can build an entire career doing nothing but listing them. That is easy. The harder question and the only one that matters is this: compared to actual, existing alternatives, who has done better? I am not claiming the West is perfect. It is not. No society is. But if you are honest about measurable progress on rights, equality, and self-correction, it is still ahead of every other major system in the world today. So stop asking "is it perfect?" That is a childish question. Ask: "compared to what?"

Utopia is not the standard. Reality is. Every civilisation has sins if you judge it by today’s moral standards. You can build an entire career doing nothing but listing them. That is easy. The harder question and the only one that matters is this: compared to actual, existing alternatives, who has done better? I am not claiming the West is perfect. It is not. No society is. But if you are honest about measurable progress on rights, equality, and self-correction, it is still ahead of every other major system in the world today. So stop asking "is it perfect?" That is a childish question. Ask: "compared to what?"

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Humanization of Hollywood is most humorous - just ask David Spade. He’s got all kinds of history but hey, don’t worry about that’s just the way it is. - Ask Ryan Reynolds 🙃 he’ll tell you the same - it’s just the way it is here in Hollywood. it’s just the way it is - there’s nothing anyone can do, it’s just the way it is - like that residual check you were counting on ?? that’s just the way it is - you get what you get according to the system, Hollywood is a system of checks and balances a system of yes, and no - a system of who gets picked and who doesn’t ?sadly that won’t save any of Hollywood from the 2nd death. 😇

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🍊 “even as time passes, there are times you feel like you’re standing still, right? but i wanna tell you that it’s a very natural thing, that everything is changing but it feels like you’re the only one staying the same.” what did we do to deserve youuu ☹️🤍

🍊 “even as time passes, there are times you feel like you’re standing still, right? but i wanna tell you that it’s a very natural thing, that everything is changing but it feels like you’re the only one staying the same.” what did we do to deserve youuu ☹️🤍

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Stephen A. Smith is now demanding Donald Trump release the name of the White House staffer who uploaded the Obama video to Truth Social. Smith says Trump’s “stench” is written “all over” the post, and he “doesn’t believe for one second” that a staffer made the grave mistake of sharing the video and not Trump himself. “I should just be one of millions of voices that’s speaking against this kind of nonsense, even if it is some White House staffer who made a mistake, WHICH I DON’T BELIEVE!” “It was him! I don’t believe that for one second. But if it was, what’s their name? Are they still working for you? Did you suspend them? Did you fire them? Are you using taxpayer dollars to say, ‘Way to go, do it again, I love it’?”

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I think that many people are now increasingly aware of the scale of russian propaganda in the world. And many are increasingly seeing evidence that the russians are investing billions in sponsoring their propaganda and narratives around the world. And the West and the free world, unfortunately, are increasingly losing this information war. The voice of truth is becoming quieter, and the voice of propaganda and lies is screaming louder. - russia is buying corrupt bloggers, media, journalists and other people all over the world. They pay these corrupt individuals without honor and dignity, tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars a week to create propagandist videos, as well as videos that slander and lie about Ukraine. These are not isolated cases, this is a whole network of agents of propagandists working for russia. With the main and only goal: Disinformation, propaganda, division of society, manipulation. - They sponsor, through their oligarchs, the purchase of social networks and other media resources by right-wing and pro-russian puppets in different parts of the world. And through these resources they continue to spread lies and hatred. At the same time, they muffle the voice of truth and dissent (on X this is now more visible than ever, when the feed is filled with tweets from the far-right, propagandists, pro-russian tweets and other ... and the voices and tweets of Ukrainians and people who support them are deliberately suppressed) - Pro-russian propagandists are making "documentaries" about Russian soldiers, trying to whitewash war criminals-terrorists who have committed thousands of war crimes, for which there is irrefutable evidence. They come in Ukraine to make these films (on its occupied territory), without coordinating this with Ukraine, but using only the permission of the russian occupiers to do this. And after that, these russian propaganda films are allowed to be shown at international film festivals, as if nothing had happened. Giving them the opportunity to spread Russian lies. It is the same as if the Allies during World War II started showing Goebbels' films in cinemas. - They create thousands of bot farms. Creating the appearance of their support and activity around the world. -And of course, the thousands of corrupt politicians around the world who have sold out to russia. Who promote pro-Russian voices in their governments and among their voters. People without honor who would even sell out their own country if they were paid for it on favorable terms. They accuse Ukraine of propaganda. And these accusers themselves allow this propaganda to grow exponentially. Allowing the spread of russian and right-wing hatred. Allowing billionaires to buy social networks, buying a "monopoly" on freedom of speech, and then using this platform for their ambitions, selfish goals and propaganda, manipulating millions of people. Or, even worse, to be a lever in the hands of the same russian propaganda. Drowning out the voices of dissenters and those who write the truth. You may have a lot of money, you may have political and social influence. You can promote your propaganda and buy anything and everything. But you can never buy truth, honor and dignity with money if you don't have it. And history will forever remember those who supported terror, occupiers and murderers.

I think that many people are now increasingly aware of the scale of russian propaganda in the world. And many are increasingly seeing evidence that the russians are investing billions in sponsoring their propaganda and narratives around the world. And the West and the free world, unfortunately, are increasingly losing this information war. The voice of truth is becoming quieter, and the voice of propaganda and lies is screaming louder. - russia is buying corrupt bloggers, media, journalists and other people all over the world. They pay these corrupt individuals without honor and dignity, tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars a week to create propagandist videos, as well as videos that slander and lie about Ukraine. These are not isolated cases, this is a whole network of agents of propagandists working for russia. With the main and only goal: Disinformation, propaganda, division of society, manipulation. - They sponsor, through their oligarchs, the purchase of social networks and other media resources by right-wing and pro-russian puppets in different parts of the world. And through these resources they continue to spread lies and hatred. At the same time, they muffle the voice of truth and dissent (on X this is now more visible than ever, when the feed is filled with tweets from the far-right, propagandists, pro-russian tweets and other ... and the voices and tweets of Ukrainians and people who support them are deliberately suppressed) - Pro-russian propagandists are making "documentaries" about Russian soldiers, trying to whitewash war criminals-terrorists who have committed thousands of war crimes, for which there is irrefutable evidence. They come in Ukraine to make these films (on its occupied territory), without coordinating this with Ukraine, but using only the permission of the russian occupiers to do this. And after that, these russian propaganda films are allowed to be shown at international film festivals, as if nothing had happened. Giving them the opportunity to spread Russian lies. It is the same as if the Allies during World War II started showing Goebbels' films in cinemas. - They create thousands of bot farms. Creating the appearance of their support and activity around the world. -And of course, the thousands of corrupt politicians around the world who have sold out to russia. Who promote pro-Russian voices in their governments and among their voters. People without honor who would even sell out their own country if they were paid for it on favorable terms. They accuse Ukraine of propaganda. And these accusers themselves allow this propaganda to grow exponentially. Allowing the spread of russian and right-wing hatred. Allowing billionaires to buy social networks, buying a "monopoly" on freedom of speech, and then using this platform for their ambitions, selfish goals and propaganda, manipulating millions of people. Or, even worse, to be a lever in the hands of the same russian propaganda. Drowning out the voices of dissenters and those who write the truth. You may have a lot of money, you may have political and social influence. You can promote your propaganda and buy anything and everything. But you can never buy truth, honor and dignity with money if you don't have it. And history will forever remember those who supported terror, occupiers and murderers.

Igor Kyivskyi

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