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Sadistic Soviet colonel featured in Netflix series Stranger Things. However, this time-in addition to pushing war and anti-communism despite the fall of the Soviet Union-the media is elevating fascism along with apologies for fascist organizations.Īnd, of course, Hollywood must get involved to help the lies go down smoothly with Hollywood movies like “Old Man” with Jeff Bridges or “Stranger Things” (third and fourth seasons), reinforcing those messages as we relax in front of the tube. Thanks to the actual “big brother” watchdogs, Russian stereotypes that are as sophisticated as the 1960s cartoon characters Boris and Natasha are showing their ugly heads again. The current Coalition government, perhaps the most right-wing and incompetent in Australia’s recent history, has relied upon the ASPI to disseminate Washington’s desperate strategic policies, into which much of the Australian political class, along with its intelligence and military structures, has been integrated.” Russian stereotypes return In John Pilger’s 2016 documentary “The Coming War on China,” he says: “ASPI has played a leading role-some would say, the leading role-in driving Australia’s mendacious and self-destructive and often absurd China-bashing campaign.

They partner with Twitter and others to allegedly stop misinformation and provide “alternate” information that counters or eliminates views that do not agree with the Pentagon’s narrative on Russia, China or Ukraine. government and its defense industry contractors. Some of these same organizations sold us the misinformation about weapons of mass destruction regarding Iraq-like the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, funded by the U.S. The social media outlets are an open door to organizations like NATO, military suppliers, and the Atlantic Council, with executives making decisions about what content is allowed to circulate widely on social media and what content is encouraged to support U.S. (See Part 1: Fact-finding trip to Donbas: A front-line shelter in Rubizhne) This is why organized a fact-finding mission to Ukraine and Russia to report on the suppressed information that challenges the narrative of NATO and its member states, led by the U.S. However, one of the main reasons Ukrainian officials have asked for an information blackout during the counter offensive is that the Russian military can also use these videos, easily discoverable on social media, to gather intelligence.They are all funded by or staffed by Western and U.S. Some have estimated up to 154 square miles have been retaken in the offensive. These videos have allowed open-source analysts to track the territory gained by Ukrainian forces during the ongoing conflict. Soldiers are filmed sat on top of an armoured vehicle waving at civilians as they move through the village.Īnother video shows troops removing a Soviet flag from outside a local government office near Balakliya.

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The full video provides enough detail to locate them to a village near the city of Balakliya in the Kharkiv region. One Tik Tok was posted yesterday by someone that appears to be a Ukrainian soldier. Videos posted online are filling in the information blackout, as Ukrainian forces continue making gains. Last night President Zelenskyy reported military success in the Kharkiv region without providing much detail, Sky News forensic journalist Jack Taylor reports.