Wie Russland versucht, die Welt jenseits des Westens über den Westen zu gewinnen
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm2vr37yd4no
Wie Russland versucht, die Welt jenseits des Westens über den Westen zu gewinnen
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm2vr37yd4no
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Judging by the article, it seems that Russia is successfully spreading its point of view in places where it is not banned by local authorities. To understand the true situation, it would be helpful to see the popularity ratings of RT compared to BBC, DW, and France24. And I won’t be a big prophet if I say that Russia’s next attack will be to create an international platform that competes with YouTube and Wikipedia (possibly in collaboration with China). With the availability of AI, it is possible to quickly transfer a large amount of content (under a free license) and increase the fees charged by influencers. It should be noted that Telegramm, created by the Durov brothers, has already defeated Facebook or is the second most popular platform in many countries. However, most people do not know that Durov’s brother lives in Moscow. Everyone already knows about the platform Tik Tok is chinese, but it’s popular
I see RT for what it is – nationalistic, jingoistic, and pushing an agenda. It reminds me of the media in my own country of India.
The Western media is what has convinced me that my pro Russian position is the correct and pragmatic one. The mantra of ‚Ukraine must win‘, the hypocritical nonsense about the ‚rules based order‘, the blind eye turned to other conflicts around the world, the canonisation of Zelensky, the rehabilitation of the repellent Azov Battalion, the treatment of Ukrainian refugees compared to non-white refugees, the list of blatant double standards goes on and on and on.
Russia isn’t winning the narrative. The West is losing it. I’m cheering from the sidelines, looking forward to a new age of European irrelevance.
So, there are countries that claim to defend the freedom of speech, and there are countries that actually defend the freedom of speech.
Which ones we should root for, again?