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there is growing population of global South in Europe/US and also separate Europe from US.
This conflict is related to gaining historic lands that Putin mentioned but since there is fundamental change in demographics he has to conduct Special Operation taking into account many things. like shaping the society that is much closer to those living in south. Putin said Russian woman need up to 8 children and no one said he is a retarded and in another event 5 children in a family seem ordinary to him. The more Erdogan visits those counties the more reliable he is described (what about those TB2 drones?) . I wont name those countries in every post.
See the similarities
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broadsword
Brigadier
That is more like lime, which has a shade of yellow.
After President Lula stated that what Israel does today with the Palestinians in Gaza is the same as what Hitler did with the Jews in WW2, politicians from the Zionist right wing in Brazil's congress are trying to initiate his impeachment.
Israel and the US control the entire right wing politicians in Latin America.
Israel and the US control the entire right wing politicians in Latin America.
For the people who wish to be entertained by what the ret. Admiral from O.N.I. penned on F.T. here is his magnum opus:
The writer recently retired as a US Rear Admiral in naval information warfare and was the former Commander of the Office of Naval Intelligence
Over the past 30 years, America’s information instrument has been neglected. If Washington is truly committed to competing against China and Russia, then we must marshal greater information powers to compete effectively in the battle of strategic narratives and expose disinformation and malign actions of authoritarian governments.
The inconvenient truth is that Beijing has been running circles around us, flooding the global media with prompt, polished narratives. It promises connectivity, progress and prosperity through its Belt and Road Initiative and casts itself as a champion for globalisation.
It aims to achieve global primacy through “discourse power”, gradually redefining the world order with concepts such as global security, development and civilisation initiatives, which are gaining traction in the UN and other international bodies.
Beijing also incessantly throws shade on the US and the wider west. It assails western alliances such as Nato as anachronistic and accuses America of being the “black hand” behind the colour revolutions that leave countries in chaos, while alleged US attempts to exert hegemony are blamed for suffering in the Middle East. American military operations in the Pacific are portrayed as provocative and disruptive efforts to encircle and contain China. Beijing adeptly engages in psychological warfare with slogans such “the east is rising, the west is declining” — propaganda that resonates in much of the global south, earning China tremendous influence.
By comparison, US information operations are subdued. We have placed less emphasis on training information professionals to engage in information warfare at the speed and scale required to deal with our adversaries.
Our information teams tend to be small and scattered across government. We no longer have a central US Information Agency (USIA), as we did to counter Russian propaganda during the cold war. Its closest equivalents are the state department’s Global Engagement Center and the US Agency for Global Media, with only a fraction of the former USIA’s capacity.
We have created barriers to releasing information with approval processes that are often labyrinthine and dilatory. Our default mode for dissemination is more reactive than proactive.
When I was director of intelligence for the Indo-Pacific Command, for example, I watched as numerous requests to publicise Chinese malign activities were disapproved by Washington, including a recommendation to publicise Beijing’s use of high-altitude surveillance balloons over the sovereign airspaces of the US, our allies and Asian partners. This was many months before the shooting down of a Chinese balloon flying over the US last year. In the Department of Defense, information experts sometimes quip that it is easier to drop a bomb than get approval to launch a strategic “information fire”.
On top of all this, the National Security Council exerts excessively tight discipline on any China messaging, throttling initiatives and often frustrating subordinate departments and agencies from communicating in the domains for which they are responsible. Unfortunately, the White House fails to connect the dots for the American public on the comprehensive dangers Beijing poses to our security, prosperity and values. The net result is that US strategic messaging is often weak, late or absent. The supreme irony is that Beijing has more empowered people in its police state to engage in lies and propaganda than America in an open democracy allows its people to deploy the truth. If we don’t figure out how to do a better job of rapidly sharing facts and describing reality to domestic and international audiences, then Chinese fiction, fabrications and falsehoods will continue to fill the information vacuum.
John Kirby’s elevation to White House national security communications adviser with a new mandate to improve co-ordination and synchronisation of US messaging efforts offers a window of opportunity to work on top-down fixes to our pervasive national information challenge. Kirby might start by appointing a distinguished Asia expert as a full-time spokesman to engage the media on the whole range of challenges posed by China.
Kirby, of all people, should know that we must figure out how to play better music or America will ultimately face an inexorable hollowing out of its place in the international order.
plawolf
Lieutenant General
America is loosing because all it cares about and does is short term mini-maxing where it wants to get the maximum gain for minimum investment in the shortest timeframe.
It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that making shit up is the best way to ‘win’ at this game, which is why lawyers and media pressitutes dominate American and increasingly western halls of power.
China doesn’t play these stupid games. And while some lament and criticise its lack of investment in ‘soft power’, Chinese leaders since Mao have realised the universal truth that soft power only comes from first having hard power. So China has been focusing on improving its own hard power.
This is a fundamental reason why it is increasingly looking like god himself is on China’s side when things keep going China’s way. But this isn’t Devine intervention, it’s just the fruits of China’s earlier labours and investments. Which is actually better than divine intervention because China can keep repeating it.
And now the propagandists in America are starting to cry when their own masters hold them back from launching more information warfare attacks against China, because these made up stories and accusations have real world consequences. Consequences western governments can no longer stomach thanks to Chinese hard power.
It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that making shit up is the best way to ‘win’ at this game, which is why lawyers and media pressitutes dominate American and increasingly western halls of power.
China doesn’t play these stupid games. And while some lament and criticise its lack of investment in ‘soft power’, Chinese leaders since Mao have realised the universal truth that soft power only comes from first having hard power. So China has been focusing on improving its own hard power.
This is a fundamental reason why it is increasingly looking like god himself is on China’s side when things keep going China’s way. But this isn’t Devine intervention, it’s just the fruits of China’s earlier labours and investments. Which is actually better than divine intervention because China can keep repeating it.
And now the propagandists in America are starting to cry when their own masters hold them back from launching more information warfare attacks against China, because these made up stories and accusations have real world consequences. Consequences western governments can no longer stomach thanks to Chinese hard power.
China building up internal strength is always a wise and prudent choice no matter the circumstance, but divine intervention would be more like something throwing a monkey wrench in the US's plans while China does nothing whatsoever.
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azn_cyniq
Guest
More like Israel and Jewish-Americans. Most young Americans hate Israel these days. Anti-Jewish sentiment is spreading like wildfire here. The situation reminds me of the movie Inception in the sense that the idea that Jewish people control the US government has been planted in the minds of almost every young American and I don't think it will be possible to remove it within our lifetimes.