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18/02/24

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Originally posted by gve: ↑

After more than 300 million have sen and lstened to the Putin Carlson interview,the West neede a quick refocus of the Narrative..
Navalny was serving 19 years in prison on multiple corruption convictions. He died Friday apparently from a blood clot. The 47-year-old was a broken and forgotten figure facing a futile existence, having been used and abandoned by Western intelligence handlers as a cut-out dissident figure. His future looked bleak. Who knows at this stage what caused his death? He was last seen by his lawyer during a prison meeting this week two days before his passing. Did his lawyer pass something to Navalny? Was the washed-up Western asset offered a deal for his family’s benefit if he agreed to one last, ultimate psyop on behalf of Western handlers? Taking his own life? His death in prison has certainly provided the Western media with a bonanza opportunity to change the narrative and precipitate an avalanche of Russophobia, just as required......

Common sense tells you that a person who lied to you once will almost certainly lie to you again. And yet nobody applies that wisdom when it comes to the mainstream media. They know the mainstream media has lied to them in the past. In fact, they readily admit it. Yet they continue to tune in and believe every new lie they're told. It's pathological behavior that's simply mind-boggling to behold.

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"a person who lied to you once will almost certainly lie to you again."

Fair enough so are you saying to disregard anything you post?
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