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The only problem with watching media from either side is the propaganda angle.For folks that like to challenge their confirmation bias with different perspectives:
^ She monitors Russian TV and reports on what they are telling the Russian people.
^ Independent news reporting on the warfare happening in Ukraine
Another 'problem' is Twitter. ... every time I visit their platform I get to view 2 posts before it locks up telling me to 'sign in' to view more. Screw that!
every time I visit their platform I get to view 2 posts before it locks up telling me to 'sign in' to view more. Screw that!
All ya gotta do when that happens, is to suck it up and deal with it!I have the same issue with them.
Thanks! Why I love this community. It's a braintrust...All ya gotta do when that happens, is to suck it up and deal with it!
Actually, all ya gotta do is click on the link to sign in. Then when that pops up, you will see an "X" in the corner.
Click it and the bs goes away and you can then continue reading from where you were so rudely interrupted.
Here is a perspective.For folks that like to challenge their confirmation bias with different perspectives:
Is ^^^ that real? I have no way to personally know for sure.
... He is a regular contributor to Russian state-owned Sputnik and RT, and has been accused of spreading Russian propaganda.[11][12][13] ...
Max Blumenthal, whose Jewish father Sidney Blumenthal, was a former Clinton aide, began his career in 2002 as a radical left-wing journalist and already in 2013 and 2014 the Simon Wiesenthal Center named him as one of the country's most prominent antisemites. In 2015, Blumenthal founded a website called “The Grayzone Project,” which is a one-stop propaganda shop, devoted largely to pushing a pro-Assad line on Syria, a pro-regime line on Venezuela, and specifically, a pro-Hamas line on Israel. Blumenthal currently works as a writing fellow at the Nation Institute, which is funded, in part, by George Soros’ Open Society Institute.
Max is a useful Idiot Jew serving as an outspoken supporter and promotor of the antisemitic BDS movement. ...
... I cannot support a gov that would have kill list. ...
How about Roger Waters?How much stock do you put into a[n accused] propagandist's work? Was any evidence presented that such a kill list exists? I didn't watch the video, but if it's just a girl saying it's so, that's pretty weak
Then how can you dismiss it? I thought the suggestion was to look at things on both sides?I didn't watch the video
Then how can you dismiss it? I thought the suggestion was to look at things on both sides?
Yes, the url was traced back to Langely if I recall...? I gleaned that from one of the many video's I've perused... Forget which one, but if anyone is a handy inet sleuth they could suss it out.Is ^^^ that real? I have no way to personally know for sure.
....but if so, I cannot support a gov that would have kill list. Let alone one with children on it.
Which is why I wish I spoke Russian! Try wading through that site sometime. The kill list is there 'somewhere'... you might stumble upon it, or they may have pulled it with all the notoriety of late...?So from what I see here:
Myrotvorets - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
The list isn't a "kill list" per se. It's a public doxxing of "enemies of the state" maintained by anonymous peeps assumed to be Ukrainian intelligence agents. Not great, but not exactly what was presented either.
I don't turn a blind eye to it. I'm bombarded with news (and propaganda) about that stuff. Anything from a different perspective must be sought out in order to have any balance on the issues.Your call. It's not intellectually honest though if you turn a blind eye to everyone else getting away with murder (like Russia poisoning people with Polonium, or Saudi Arabia literally hacking a dude to pieces in their embassy).
Yet they write "exterminated" across pics when the person is killed.So from what I see here:
Myrotvorets - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
The list isn't a "kill list" per se. It's a public doxxing of "enemies of the state" maintained by anonymous peeps assumed to be Ukrainian intelligence agents. Not great, but not exactly what was presented either.
4chan (and variants) does (do) the same shit on a smaller scale. Doxxing is bullshit.also "What to do with them is up to you" sounds a bit ominous to me....
That sounds like when people make vids detailing how to do questionable shit and then claim it is for "entertainment purposes only". Lolalso "What to do with them is up to you" sounds a bit ominous to me....
So why does the Ukrainian gov not take it down?4chan (and variants) does (do) the same shit on a smaller scale. Doxxing is bullshit.
So why does the Ukrainian gov not take it down?
Because they're NAZI's....So why does the Ukrainian gov not take it down?
They've had no trouble throwing political opposition in jail and shutting down media who fail to toe the gov line in their reporting.
They certainly seem to be ok when people on it turn up dead though.I can only assume that they approve of the doxxing that the site is doing. That doesn't mean the Ukrainian government is actively trying to kill the people being doxxed though.
Where there's smoke.... there is fire?The very fact that their gov allows it, makes me think they are getting the desired outcome.