@sadbeaver @ornis hat gar nix , ausser sich das content angeguckt . substantielle kritik , fehlanzeige .
aber macht ja nix , die sponsoren von cepa sind schonmal alles andere als geheim . und warum brauch es gegenpropaganda ( die ich hier nicht seh ) ?
naja , ornis hat was aufm kasten , da lass ich mich gern drauf ein . dir wollt ich mit dem schrott nix sagen ,d u siehst es eh nicht .
sadbeaver schrieb:Wer ist derjenige, der es gesagt hat? Wieso sagt er es?
bin mir nichtmal sicher ob wir auf dem gleichen planet leben , über RT ist echt alles gesagt .alles alte sowjetschule , sieht im grunde ein blinder
http://understandingwar.org/sites/default/files/Russian%20Report%201%20Putin's%20Information%20Warfare%20in%20Ukraine-%20Soviet%20Origins%20of%20Russias%20Hybrid%20Warfare.pdf
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TRANSITIONS
FORUM
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INTRODUCTION
More than twenty years ago, a convicted German neo-Nazi named Ernst Zundel
launched a weekly television programme in Canada. He described it like this:
This TV programme differs from the mainstream media, because
we [...] bring you uncensored news, uncensored commentary.
Also, commentary from few points that are seldom heard today
in this world of political correctness. [...] We hope to be politically
incorrect, uncorrect, [...] because we want to bring you the rebels.
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Zundel’s programme, “Another Voice of Freedom”, ran for more than 30 episodes
before it was closed by the Canadian authorities. Even tolerant Canada couldn’t
stomach a programme promoting Holocaust denial. And so Zundel took his
business elsewhere. In 1996, he moved to Kaliningrad and began broadcasting
weekly on the Voice of Russia (VoR.)
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From there, his “long monologues and
quotations from the works of various Holocaust deniers” reached Germany, where
Holocaust denial is a criminal offence.
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The public reacted, a scandal followed—
and the VoR shut down the programme. The management pleaded that it had been
unaware of the content of Zundel’s broadcasts.
Nineteen years later, much has changed. President Boris Yeltsin has been replaced
by President Vladimir Putin. A once relatively free Russian press is now almost
entirely under de facto state control. Russian international broadcasting policy has
changed too. Instead of promoting their country abroad, VoR, and RT, the Kremlin’s
international broadcaster, have adopted a new philosophy. In the words of one
observer, they have “morphed into a platform for conspiracy theorists and other
like-minded figures on the margins of debate—especially for those who espouse
anti-American views”.
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Since 2008, the Russian media have in fact been doing exactly what it shame-
facedly stopped Zundel from doing in 1996: “bringing the rebels”—publicists
and commentators coming from the far right and far left, including conspiracy
theorists and committed racists—to the Western public. At the same time, they
have deepened their relationship with European far right and far left activists,
presenting them as legitimate commentators and even opinion-makers. This article
examines the origins and development of that policy.
https://lif.blob.core.windows.net/lif/docs/default-source/publications/bringing-the-rebels-by-anton-shekhovtsov-september-2015-pdf.pdfist hier alles belegt , der fehlende part mit ewald stadtler spricht bände