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chris Barton
chris Barton
1 year ago

After the last 2 and half years I wouldn’t try taking the moral high ground with regards to propaganda.

chris Barton
chris Barton
1 year ago

After the last 2 and half years I wouldn’t try taking the moral high ground with regards to propaganda.

Mike Doyle
Mike Doyle
1 year ago

If only our friends are free to speak, it is not free speech.

Mike Doyle
Mike Doyle
1 year ago

If only our friends are free to speak, it is not free speech.

Lennon Ó Náraigh
Lennon Ó Náraigh
1 year ago

Typo in headline, surely? As in,

Russia Today trolls out in Eastern Europe

Still, I’d rather it not be censored, it would save me having to see what passes for war news from the “other side” on Telegram.

martin logan
martin logan
1 year ago

Agreed. Whenever I want a laugh, I go to Kotsnews, or Starshe Eddy.
BTW, Kots is also now on Russia’s Human Right Council–presumably with the mission to destroy human rights in Russia.
And Girkin will eventually go to gaol…

martin logan
martin logan
1 year ago

Agreed. Whenever I want a laugh, I go to Kotsnews, or Starshe Eddy.
BTW, Kots is also now on Russia’s Human Right Council–presumably with the mission to destroy human rights in Russia.
And Girkin will eventually go to gaol…

Lennon Ó Náraigh
Lennon Ó Náraigh
1 year ago

Typo in headline, surely? As in,

Russia Today trolls out in Eastern Europe

Still, I’d rather it not be censored, it would save me having to see what passes for war news from the “other side” on Telegram.

Billy Bob
Billy Bob
1 year ago

Why would the EU want Serbia to join? Surely they would be a massive financial drain on the already fractured bloc?

Billy Bob
Billy Bob
1 year ago

Why would the EU want Serbia to join? Surely they would be a massive financial drain on the already fractured bloc?

Steve Jolly
Steve Jolly
1 year ago

In a vacuum, free speech generally would require tolerance of Russian propaganda. However, the world is not a vacuum. The principles of free speech have often been restricted to some degree during wartime for obvious reasons. Whether the situation with the EU vis a vis Russia rises to that level of severity is an interesting debate. Why the EU wants to invite a country that is historically entwined with and friendly to an openly hostile Russia is, to this reader’s mind, the better question.

Steve Jolly
Steve Jolly
1 year ago

In a vacuum, free speech generally would require tolerance of Russian propaganda. However, the world is not a vacuum. The principles of free speech have often been restricted to some degree during wartime for obvious reasons. Whether the situation with the EU vis a vis Russia rises to that level of severity is an interesting debate. Why the EU wants to invite a country that is historically entwined with and friendly to an openly hostile Russia is, to this reader’s mind, the better question.

martin logan
martin logan
1 year ago

Serbia is just another expansionist state that somehow feels it has a “historic mission” to lord it over others. It’s past “suffering” somehow makes it uniquely qualified to rule all those around it.
I suspect the end of the war with Russia will solve the problem.
Empires are dead ducks everywhere.

martin logan
martin logan
1 year ago

Serbia is just another expansionist state that somehow feels it has a “historic mission” to lord it over others. It’s past “suffering” somehow makes it uniquely qualified to rule all those around it.
I suspect the end of the war with Russia will solve the problem.
Empires are dead ducks everywhere.