The Wolf who cried Fascist! Pathology of Russian Propaganda against Ukraine,

litwin · Apr 1, 2014

The F-word is almost entirely meaningless today. Fascism has mostly become a perjorative word, used as an insult and a scare tactic by Russia meant to paralyze opponents, writes Adrian Bryttan in his article for Euromaidan PR on March 21, 2014.
In 1944, George Orwell wrote

almost any English person would accept bully as a synonym for fascist.

It is now probably the most misused and overused term of our time.

Anti-fascists = fascists

But even more, it is becoming clear how the fascists of the future will be called anti-fascists ( a quote attributed to Winston Churchill). A quick look at the antifascist crusaders in Moscow will suffice: police state in Russia, murdered opposition journalists, information monopoly on its own citizens, brutall suppression of its own minorities, military invasions of neighboring countries in its sphere of influence etc.

Meanwhile, in Ukraine:

On March 1, 2014 Russian citizen Mika Ronkainen climbed to the top of the State Administration building in Kharkiv and photographed himself hoisting a Russian flag.In a later interview he described himself as a Russian activist and citizen-journalist who travelled to Kharkiv to liberate that city from fascist and Western supported Kyiv government. Investigative journalists established that he takes part in the Putin-supported xenophobic movement Locals. Above is a photo of Mr. Ronkainen from his FaceBook.

It is a commonplace to see thugs using the most savage methods to fight fascism. In Sevastopol, Crimea, police looks the other way as pro Russian anti-Fascists beat a pro Ukrainian demonstrator:
And then theres anti-Fascist Pavel Gubarev, self-proclaimed (and short tenured) governor of Donetsk. Mr. Gubarev also belongs to the Russian National Unity party:

Here is a sample poster from the Russian Unity Party:

Projection

Projection is a proven propaganda technique to accuse the opponent of ones own sins, much like a man in a marriage who has thoughts of infidelity. Instead of dealing with these thoughts consciously, he projects them onto his innocent wife and imagines her having an affair. This becomes so real to him that he may act in a violent way based on his fantasies. Hitler accused the Jews of a plot to brutally dominate Europe and the world before he set out on his own dirty work.

Present day Moscow rhetoric is more of the same. After centuries of life under the Tatar Yoke, the brutal imperialism of their Tsars and Empresses, and the Soviet Union, Russia itself has a long history of ultra-nationalism and brutal authoritarianism to come to terms with.So they constantly raise alarums about all the fascists they are fighting against. And yet, this is how Russia deals with their own peaceful antiwar protestors:
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more here
http://www.stopfake.org/en/the-wolf...y-of-russian-propaganda-against-ukraine-pt-1/
http://www.stopfake.org/en/the-wolf...y-of-russian-propaganda-against-ukraine-pt-2/

so think before helping Kiselev-Goebbels and spread Putlers propaganda here ...

litwin · Apr 1, 2014

litwin · Apr 1, 2014

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