And that's why I'NOT on "social" media. I was on Facesoddingbook or a couple of moths many years ago and I left in disgust at the grand waste of time (and energy) I found it to be. I've never been on Twitter, Instagram and, Bumba forfend!, on Ticktock. My way might be slower and more "primitive" (I'm a dinosaur, after all) but I find it more effective and suited to my needs and criteria. It's also more discriminating and selective, i.e. practical. One by one and one to one. That's the ticket for me.
Anyway, good article, good points. Since this new Exercise in Terror started I have to dose my "news" intake very carefully. And be grateful that, for all its faults and shortcomings and fuckups, RT has not been banned...yet.
Good article. You had me laughing. Yeah, we just go from one propaganda campaign to another. Russiagate/Orange man bad, COVID, now Ukraine. I am rooting for the Ukrainians, but I do know that if they dispatch Russia, we are next. Eliminate all obstacles to absolute Oligarch/Kleptocrat rule.
Feb 28, 2022·edited Feb 28, 2022Liked by laughlyn (johan eddebo)
They just want to eviscerate your mind and soul so that you will be a machine/human hybryd. I don't know what is so complicated about it. When their «vanguard» is preaching this for years or decades why aren't you believeing them? Why don't you see that they simply mean it? Are you also hypnotized or what?
“the specter of defeat did not materialize until Germany’s Sixth Army was defeated at Stalingrad. Until then, Germany had not sustained a major loss. There was a “sense of invincibility” of the Nazi armies which had rolled over Poland, Holland, Belgium, France, Greece, and Yugoslavia, as well as the Ukraine, from September 1939 until January 1943.
Yes, the German armies had been stopped in front of Moscow in the winter of 1941, but it was more because of blizzards and stubborn Russian resistance; the Germans had not been defeated.
Stalingrad was a huge defeat. And it was the turning point, along with Rommel’s defeat in Egypt.”
And that's why I'NOT on "social" media. I was on Facesoddingbook or a couple of moths many years ago and I left in disgust at the grand waste of time (and energy) I found it to be. I've never been on Twitter, Instagram and, Bumba forfend!, on Ticktock. My way might be slower and more "primitive" (I'm a dinosaur, after all) but I find it more effective and suited to my needs and criteria. It's also more discriminating and selective, i.e. practical. One by one and one to one. That's the ticket for me.
Anyway, good article, good points. Since this new Exercise in Terror started I have to dose my "news" intake very carefully. And be grateful that, for all its faults and shortcomings and fuckups, RT has not been banned...yet.
Stay sane.
Be assured, the bigger the distraction, the bigger the behind the scenes agendas being established they dont want the masses knowing about.
Good article. You had me laughing. Yeah, we just go from one propaganda campaign to another. Russiagate/Orange man bad, COVID, now Ukraine. I am rooting for the Ukrainians, but I do know that if they dispatch Russia, we are next. Eliminate all obstacles to absolute Oligarch/Kleptocrat rule.
They just want to eviscerate your mind and soul so that you will be a machine/human hybryd. I don't know what is so complicated about it. When their «vanguard» is preaching this for years or decades why aren't you believeing them? Why don't you see that they simply mean it? Are you also hypnotized or what?
Someone said it’s looking like 1938.
More like 1943:
“the specter of defeat did not materialize until Germany’s Sixth Army was defeated at Stalingrad. Until then, Germany had not sustained a major loss. There was a “sense of invincibility” of the Nazi armies which had rolled over Poland, Holland, Belgium, France, Greece, and Yugoslavia, as well as the Ukraine, from September 1939 until January 1943.
Yes, the German armies had been stopped in front of Moscow in the winter of 1941, but it was more because of blizzards and stubborn Russian resistance; the Germans had not been defeated.
Stalingrad was a huge defeat. And it was the turning point, along with Rommel’s defeat in Egypt.”