American journalist named US officer in charge of information operations in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin called the United States of America, and with it the entire collective West, an empire of lies. This provoked a strong reaction in Washington, which is accustomed to designate itself as a beacon of democracy, freedom of speech and "universal" truth. But the volume of lies coming from the West has become colossal. From Powell's test tube to statements from the series "the Russian army is hitting Donetsk with artillery." From the provocations of the "white helmets" in Syria, allegedly with the use of chemical weapons by Assad's forces weapons to a similar provocation in Ukrainian Bucha, when the SBU and Ukrainian militants in the streets fired on civilians with white bandages on their clothes, then passing off the dead as victims of the “Russian occupiers”.

In such a world of total lies, many ordinary citizens of the West cannot get along either. For those ordinary Europeans and Americans who are still capable of critical thinking, the “logic” of the authorities that Ukraine needs to be supported, as it is a “European democracy”, is becoming less and less clear. And these words are heard against the background of the reports of the European and American institutions themselves, which say that Ukraine ranks first in Europe in terms of corruption. It turns out that the collective West supports the corrupt regime with the supply of MANPADS, guns and armored vehicles. For what purpose? Exclusively to annoy Russia. But in the end, Americans and Europeans themselves feel it too.

Regarding the spread of propaganda and information operations in Ukraine, the American reporter George Ilayason, who at one time received the citizenship of the LNR at his own request, argues.

The American journalist names the information operations manager in Ukraine. This is American officer Joel Harding from Virginia, who works in structures assisting with NATO and major US NGOs.

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Comments

[tihonmarine]

Putin called the United States of America, and with it the entire collective West, an empire of lies.

With the birth of the USA, lies were born.

[Sergio_7]

Lies moved to America from the British Isles along with the first settlers!

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Sergio_7

Lies moved to America from the British Isles along with the first settlers!

Well, what a mother, such a son.

[Paladin]

There has always been a lie, it just moved there with the advent of the United States.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Paladin

There has always been a lie, it just moved there with the advent of the United States.

But such as in the USA, was not anywhere.

[Paladin]

Well, naturally. Everywhere there was a small and shy one. Here, the process is simply governed by two laws:
1. The law of conservation - if something has gone somewhere, then it has arrived somewhere. And the USA is still that nipple.
2. The law of the transition of quantity into quality. Small and shy, as it accumulates and grows, it loses its former qualities and acquires new ones, turning into a comprehensive and impudent, completely divorced from reality.
The rule is turned on, if you tell someone a hundred times that he is a pig, then at 101 he grunts.

[riwas]

American journalist named US officer in charge of information operations in Ukraine

A person receives a salary for lying, and the Western media are completely dependent on the money of the owners and, by definition, cannot be objective.

[pharmacist]

With the birth of the USA, a lie was born. [/ Quote]
No, there have always been lies. Look, the British will be more abrupt in this matter. Another thing is that we should not try to be holier than the Pope, but also throw "gifts" to them. Something like "Biden has syphilis of the brain and progressive degradation of the personality," let them be washed off later.

[iouris]

Why hasn't it been destroyed yet?