Thread by @vik8867dn

1. How does Russian propaganda work in #Germany.
“In Germany, they recognized that the inhabitants of Artemovsk (*Ukr. #Bakhmut) are waiting for Russia to liberate them.
The chief correspondent of the German newspaper #DieWelt, Steffen Schwarzkopf, said that many Ukrainians in⬇️

2. Artemovsk are ignoring the evacuation announced by #Kiev and are waiting for the Russians.
Those who remain believe that #Russia will take care of them, as it took care of the residents of #Mariupol"

This nonsense is thrown by Yakov Kedmi (#Israeli pro-Putin propagandist,⬇️

3. Ukrainophobe). You must understand that we are talking about the population of the city, in which before the war there were more than 72,000 people, and now there are less than 5,000. But this is presented as on behalf of all residents.@Bundeskanzler #Stoprussianpropaganda

4. Everything would be fine if it were not later broadcast on German television.
#Germany can cultivate a sense of guilt towards #Russia enough and allow Russian propaganda to spread?
What about Mr Chancellor @Bundeskanzler @OlafScholz @MFA_Ukraine #StopRussianFake @ZelenskyyUa

5. #Germany #stoprussianfake
#stoprussuanpropaganda
#RussiaIsATerroristState
#putinisawarcriminal

6. Russian propaganda cultivates "a sense of guilt for the past" in the young rising generation of #Germany in every possible way. Most of them are fake emissions, the introduction of distorted historical facts in primary and secondary schools, the integration of altered⬇️

7. historical facts into Russian language textbooks in #German schools, lies from TV screens and Internet resources. The results are visible and known to you even now. Even the indecision of the German government in providing assistance to #Ukraine is also indirectly related⬇️

8. to this. And of course, decades of ties with the Russian energy market (I'm talking about hidden corruption) - perhaps this is the main whale on which it all stood and still stands.
And the foundation on which all this "love for Russia" is built is the huge number of Russian⬇️

9.emigrants who fled at one time from the USSR to prosperous #Germany. These people should have become full-fledged citizens of the land that adopted them long ago. But no, they are still "lovers of everything Russian" and have remained with that surviving feeling of⬇️#stoprussia

10. "great-power chauvinism" (which every Russian has) and continue to zealously protect and defend everything #Russian.

Russian...
In #Germany...
Protect...🤯

Is it just me that causes cognitive dissonance???
#RussiaIsANaziState
#RussiaisATerroristState
#stopryssia

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