Here we have another entertaining manipulation. Please note how this poster has habit of appealing to emotions, by using emotionally polarizing adjectives such as "evil", "forced", "deplorable", "brutal". This poster favours the tactic of going all out in his anti Russian narratives. Perhaps not realizing how obvious their manipulations are. Most people will be repulsed by this, as this person makes it too obvious that they want to appeal to your emotions first and foremost, in order to affect your logic.
This HotCopper poster tries to justify the facts that I have brought up in my post, instead of trying to refute them.
If you care to examine what exactly this poster is trying to justify, please refer to the post that they are replying to.
It talks about "Operation GLADDIO" and "Project AERODYNAMIC". Where US/UK intelligence services created a network consisting of terrorist organisations, organised crime groups, ex-nazis and WW2 era war criminals (some of which were hidden and protected from international courts by US authorities). Their purpose was to counter the Soviets, as well as the ideology of communism. Both in Europe and inside USSR itself (which is known as political meddling). The methods employed included assassinations, arson, explosions, kidnappings, torture. From what I know about organised crime groups in general, a lot of them also engage in drugs, sex trafficking, paedophilia-related activities. Nobody knows how many people died or got affected by the activities of such networks. What can be said for certain, is that political courses of whole countries were completely changed as a result of the activities of such "networks" (all co-ordinated first by CIA and and then NATO).
Let's skip all the facts that can prove the poster as incorrect in their claims, and go straight to the point.
For the purpose of this exercise, let's accept all the claims that his poster has made as trye (which they are not, which is why this poster is trying to appeal to your emotions using above-mentioned adjectives.
Does a crime justify another crime?
No, it does not.I highly recommend to anyone reading this post to read about operation GLADIO and Project AERODYNAMIC.
