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In #Ostdeutschland glaubt *jeder Dritte, die #NATO hätte russland zur Kriegshandlung provoziert, während im Westen nur halb so viele zustimmen.
Ähnliche Differenzen zeigen sich bei anderen pro-russischen #Verschwörungsthesen. 🧵
*@cemas_io
Ähnliche Differenzen zeigen sich bei anderen pro-russischen #Verschwörungsthesen. 🧵
*@cemas_io
Daher möchten wir euch heute 7 wertvolle, wissenschaftlich fundierte #Ressourcen zeigen, die der russischen #Propaganda entgegentreten.
1️⃣ @EUvsDisinfo: Eine Initiative, die Desinformation und Propaganda entlarvt und widerlegt.
euvsdisinfo.eu
euvsdisinfo.eu
How to recognize disinformation in times when everyone is lying? Having spent years studying algorithmic influence, I have come to the following conclusions: 🧵
#disinformation #UkraineRussianWar #PutinLies
#disinformation #UkraineRussianWar #PutinLies
1. Most disinformation is of cynical nature. It almost never includes positive alternatives to the current events, but rather tries to find blame elsewhere. If a post is a cynical take on current events, it has a high chance of being disinformation.
psychiatrictimes.com/view/disinform…
psychiatrictimes.com/view/disinform…
2. Whataboutism is one of the most common tactics of disinformation spreaders. If you see people justifying atrocities or evil because "others" or "your side" have done so too, it is almost certainly an act of information warfare.
russiamatters.org/blog/2-decades…
russiamatters.org/blog/2-decades…
On Sunday @DailyMailUK published a story, where intelligence sources suggest, that Vladimir Putin could be suffering with cancer, Parkinson's disease or dementia.🧵 1/10 dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…
The picture above was attached to the letter from Vladimir Putins doctor Dmitri Nikolayevich Verbovoy and he asks in the letter an opinion from Irina Mikhailovna Koroleva. 3/10
A THREAD:
Can't get over how this whole genocide is a macro example of how coercive control/abuse turns into deadly violence. 1st they get you to alienate or withdraw from those around you, make false promises, make you believe you can trust them. Then... 1/4
Can't get over how this whole genocide is a macro example of how coercive control/abuse turns into deadly violence. 1st they get you to alienate or withdraw from those around you, make false promises, make you believe you can trust them. Then... 1/4
Comes the gaslighting, the fake stories to everyone around you to make you seem irrational, then when you or anyone begins to question them they get physical. Now, they try and convince you it isn't their fault(someone else made them do it), let's just talk it out, they say: 2/4
If only YOU do x,y,z then THEY won't hurt you anymore. That's a lie, the next time will be worse, then if you try & escape/get help they threaten to kill you, everyone you love, and even threaten to kill themselves(nuclear). We see this dynamic on a micro scale all the time! 3/4
@BrownUniversity @BrownSociology @SwearerCenter @pubstory @tompharvard @JMLudes @gwaynemiller @jseelybrown @Morning_Joe @costareports @juliaf113 @khaila__ @KBAndersen @dlittle30 @kimberlykhoang @TomPerez @WatsonInstitute @robert_a_blair @craigjcalhoun @nyu_ipk @ikaribjanian @nkwarikoo @chinyereagbai @ohahl @ASR_Journal @bartbonikowski @UMich @toddgitlin @SlaterPolitics @umichWCED @engagedscholar @DYStateofMind @emmaschow @alex_s_cramer @craigmelvin @billpeduto @peterbakernyt @GlennKesslerWP @CharlesMBlow @neal_katyal @gtconway3d @pareene @FEPS_Europe @vivienaschmidt @rjcsmith @Edsall @Musa_alGharbi @SenWhitehouse @DouthatNYT Insightful @DouthatNYT, approaching that #KnowledgeCulturalSociology in which we ask how to name global transformations nytimes.com/2022/02/26/opi… Better to go 1 more step: does this Huntington revision risk legitimating the evil Putin, Modi, et al rain down on "their" peoples? Yes.
@BrownUniversity @BrownSociology @SwearerCenter @pubstory @tompharvard @JMLudes @gwaynemiller @jseelybrown @Morning_Joe @costareports @juliaf113 @khaila__ @KBAndersen @dlittle30 @kimberlykhoang @TomPerez @WatsonInstitute @robert_a_blair @craigjcalhoun @nyu_ipk @ikaribjanian @nkwarikoo @chinyereagbai @ohahl @ASR_Journal @bartbonikowski @UMich @toddgitlin @SlaterPolitics @umichWCED @engagedscholar @DYStateofMind @emmaschow @alex_s_cramer @craigmelvin @billpeduto @peterbakernyt @GlennKesslerWP @CharlesMBlow @neal_katyal @gtconway3d @pareene @FEPS_Europe @vivienaschmidt @rjcsmith @Edsall @Musa_alGharbi @SenWhitehouse @DouthatNYT More #KnowledgeCulturalSociology on naming our epoch: Closer than @DouthatNYT (above), Ivan Krastev nytimes.com/2022/02/27/opi… evokes Enzensberger - "violence has freed itself from ideology". At least it has for Putin. After Putin's defeat, may we retreat from his special Hell.
@BrownUniversity @BrownSociology @SwearerCenter @pubstory @tompharvard @JMLudes @gwaynemiller @jseelybrown @Morning_Joe @costareports @juliaf113 @khaila__ @KBAndersen @dlittle30 @kimberlykhoang @TomPerez @WatsonInstitute @robert_a_blair @craigjcalhoun @nyu_ipk @ikaribjanian @nkwarikoo @chinyereagbai @ohahl @ASR_Journal @bartbonikowski @UMich @toddgitlin @SlaterPolitics @umichWCED @engagedscholar @DYStateofMind @emmaschow @alex_s_cramer @craigmelvin @billpeduto @peterbakernyt @GlennKesslerWP @CharlesMBlow @neal_katyal @gtconway3d @pareene @FEPS_Europe @vivienaschmidt @rjcsmith @Edsall @Musa_alGharbi @SenWhitehouse More naming our epoch by @damiencave nytimes.com/2022/03/04/wor… declaring response to Putin in Ukraine its switch. @BorisJohnson authors the heroic role every leader believing in #UKRSovereignty ought. nytimes.com/2022/03/06/opi… But in action? Will speech be prologue? Or substitute?
