Пресвртница за Украина

[kano]

Успеа Русија индиректно да не детенкизира.

ne e tuka rusija nisto kriva, nego nasite severdzanski i ramkovni paraziti.

 

[курајбер]

Овие гарант само со старт спреј палат...

да знаат од кого им е оваа помош со шипки и боксирачи ќе излезат на мегдан

 

[INDIJANEC123]

Со овие тенковиве од нас може само персоналот да изгине, никој друг. Ние авиони за вода незнаеме да поправаме не па тенкови.

 

[Schwarzenegger]

Macedonia timeless... хм, хм... Русија де!

 

[The xx]

Macedonia timeless... хм, хм... Русија де!

Автоматски споено мислење: 28 јули 2022

Ја погоди Медведев. Ај од кај 2025 ќе се стабилизира маркетот. Ќе продаваат прилазни до тогаш демек се грижат за животната околина елитата аристократска европска. Важно за Амерот нема да има зима

 

[PROROKOT]

Ова кажува и какви кариеристични паразити се генерали кај нас. Со години трае демилитаризација на АРМ и никој не смее да писне.

Хммммм...се питувам, на која армија се геренали споменатите генерали...

 

[TOT]

 

[Pina]

Drzhavata mu gori a toj se smee kako lud na gluposti.

 

[Ne_sum_ja]

Ладна вода е подобра за циркулацијата. Русите освен на екологијата во Германија очигледно мислат и на општото здравје на германскиот народ.

 

[Vanlok]

The Phoniest, Most PR-Intensive War Of All Time

Listen to a reading of this article:

caityjohnstone.medium.com

The president and first lady of Ukraine have posed for a romantic photoshoot with Vogue magazine, wherein President Volodymyr Zelensky waxes poetical about his love for his darling wife.



Now, I know what you’re thinking: how is Zelensky making time for a Vogue photoshoot amidst his busy schedule of PR appearances for other major western institutions?

I mean this is after all the same Volodymyr Zelensky who has been so busy making video appearances for the Grammy Awards, the Cannes Film Festival, the World Economic Forum and probably the Bilderberg group as well, and having meetings with celebrities like Ben Stiller, Sean Penn, and Bono and the Edge from U2. It’s as busy a PR tour as he could possibly have without having a discussion about the strategic importance of long-range artillery with Elmo on Sesame Street.

Oh yeah, and also isn’t there like a war or something happening in Ukraine? You’d think he’d probably be somewhat busy with that too.


Call me crazy, but I’m beginning to suspect that there might be a concerted effort to manipulate the way we think about the war in Ukraine. In fact, I’d even go so far as to say it’s the most aggressively perception-managed war we’ve ever experienced.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February we have not only been smashed with mass media propaganda unlike anything we’ve ever seen while Russian media are purged from the airwaves, we’re also seeing the new media element of unprecedented amounts of online censorship, algorithm-boosted propaganda, and social media trolling.

So we’ve literally never seen this much overall effort put into manipulating the way the public thinks about a war. Which makes sense, given that it’s a profoundly dangerous proxy war which stands to benefit ordinary people in no way, shape or form.

I mean, can you imagine if people were allowed to just think their own thoughts about their government’s economic warfare against Russia which is hurting them financially and pushing millions toward starvation with the full awareness and approval of the US government? Or if Americans were allowed to wonder if the billions they are pouring into this proxy conflict could be better spent at home? Or if people started objecting to a needless conflict for geostrategic domination threatening their lives and the lives of everyone they know with the risk of nuclear annihilation?

Can’t have that.


There is a night-and-day difference between wanting to tell people the truth about something and wanting to manipulate their perception of something. There are times when true facts can be used to influence people’s perception one way or the other, but if your agenda is to manipulate perception rather than tell the truth you will necessarily be forced to rely on lies, half-truths, distortion, and lies by omission wherever the truth doesn’t serve that agenda.

If they were telling us the truth about this war, they wouldn’t be censoring Russian media. They wouldn’t be censoring online voices who disagree with the official narratives about Ukraine. They wouldn’t be continually blasting us in the face with mass media perception management, and they sure as hell wouldn’t be putting Ukraine’s celebrity-in-chief on the cover of Vogue magazine.

We are being manipulated, and we are being deceived. And we are being manipulated and deceived because our perceiving clearly on our own would go against the interests of the empire. They are lying to us because the interests of the people and the interests of the empire are, as usual, squarely at odds.

 

[Shakespear]

The Phoniest, Most PR-Intensive War Of All Time

Listen to a reading of this article:

caityjohnstone.medium.com

The president and first lady of Ukraine have posed for a romantic photoshoot with Vogue magazine, wherein President Volodymyr Zelensky waxes poetical about his love for his darling wife.



Now, I know what you’re thinking: how is Zelensky making time for a Vogue photoshoot amidst his busy schedule of PR appearances for other major western institutions?

I mean this is after all the same Volodymyr Zelensky who has been so busy making video appearances for the Grammy Awards, the Cannes Film Festival, the World Economic Forum and probably the Bilderberg group as well, and having meetings with celebrities like Ben Stiller, Sean Penn, and Bono and the Edge from U2. It’s as busy a PR tour as he could possibly have without having a discussion about the strategic importance of long-range artillery with Elmo on Sesame Street.

Oh yeah, and also isn’t there like a war or something happening in Ukraine? You’d think he’d probably be somewhat busy with that too.


Call me crazy, but I’m beginning to suspect that there might be a concerted effort to manipulate the way we think about the war in Ukraine. In fact, I’d even go so far as to say it’s the most aggressively perception-managed war we’ve ever experienced.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February we have not only been smashed with mass media propaganda unlike anything we’ve ever seen while Russian media are purged from the airwaves, we’re also seeing the new media element of unprecedented amounts of online censorship, algorithm-boosted propaganda, and social media trolling.

So we’ve literally never seen this much overall effort put into manipulating the way the public thinks about a war. Which makes sense, given that it’s a profoundly dangerous proxy war which stands to benefit ordinary people in no way, shape or form.

I mean, can you imagine if people were allowed to just think their own thoughts about their government’s economic warfare against Russia which is hurting them financially and pushing millions toward starvation with the full awareness and approval of the US government? Or if Americans were allowed to wonder if the billions they are pouring into this proxy conflict could be better spent at home? Or if people started objecting to a needless conflict for geostrategic domination threatening their lives and the lives of everyone they know with the risk of nuclear annihilation?

Can’t have that.


There is a night-and-day difference between wanting to tell people the truth about something and wanting to manipulate their perception of something. There are times when true facts can be used to influence people’s perception one way or the other, but if your agenda is to manipulate perception rather than tell the truth you will necessarily be forced to rely on lies, half-truths, distortion, and lies by omission wherever the truth doesn’t serve that agenda.

If they were telling us the truth about this war, they wouldn’t be censoring Russian media. They wouldn’t be censoring online voices who disagree with the official narratives about Ukraine. They wouldn’t be continually blasting us in the face with mass media perception management, and they sure as hell wouldn’t be putting Ukraine’s celebrity-in-chief on the cover of Vogue magazine.

We are being manipulated, and we are being deceived. And we are being manipulated and deceived because our perceiving clearly on our own would go against the interests of the empire. They are lying to us because the interests of the people and the interests of the empire are, as usual, squarely at odds.

Зошто да не цензурираат лажни вести? Ова е корисно за војната во Украина да има ваков позитивен PR низ интернет и низ магазини. Затоа и путинолижачите се нервираат.

 

[Ron Burgundy]

Зошто да не цензурираат лажни вести? Ова е корисно за војната во Украина да има ваков позитивен PR низ интернет и низ магазини. Затоа и путинолижачите се нервираат.

повише би рекол дека се смеат на комедијата. Секој ден неколку стотини војници гинат на фронт додека претседателот прави фотосесии.

 

[Shakespear]

Yale study shows sanctions are crippling Russia's economy – DW – 07/28/2022

Researchers at Yale University say the Russian economy is suffering massive damage due to Western sanctions, despite Moscow downplaying the effect.

www.dw.com

 

[Vanlok]

Истражувачите во некое америчко училиште велат дека... Ок, ок!
Во меѓувреме Русија бележи рекорден прилив во буџетот од продажба на фосилни горива, и тоа додека ја санкционира ЕУ со достава на гас. И тоа во услови кога продажбата од гас е отприлика 2% од државните приходи. Да да, готова е Русија ете сега ќе пропадне.

Зошто да не цензурираат лажни вести? Ова е корисно за војната во Украина да има ваков позитивен PR низ интернет и низ магазини. Затоа и путинолижачите се нервираат.

Работата е ако некој треба да ти каже што се лаги а што не, ти секако си веќе изгубен случај... Но на кој најдов да му објаснува, сигурно не на ботот кој документарни филмови и книги коментира со: „не го гледав филмот и не ги прочитав книгите, не ми треба пошто во штаб и во ехо коморите ми кажаа сѐ што треба да знам и да мислам“.

 

[Командант Марк]

Зошто да не цензурираат лажни вести? Ова е корисно за војната во Украина да има ваков позитивен PR низ интернет и низ магазини. Затоа и путинолижачите се нервираат.

Tucker Carlson: Why are we still funding this?

Fox News host Tucker Carlson calls Vogue's photoshoot of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's and his wife Olena Zelenska as insulting to the American taxpayer on 'Tucker C...

www.youtube.com

Еве до што води агресивниот PR. На есен демократите ќе јадат тежок ќотек на midterms, и Украина инстантно ќе исчезна од медиумите во САД. На сите веќе му е преку глава од моронот Зеленски и неговата војна.