TV in Russia

[backseatjuan]

You know what I am watching right now on main news TV channel in Russia, at 15:53, and this is not the first time. Channel name is РОССИЯ 24 by the way, Russia 24. That is like the mainest news channel, comparable to CNN, CBS, and Fox News. Basically a 24 hour news channel.

This guy is talking about Soros and all the sh1t he does.

By far not illuminity type of stuff like you would see on Alex Jones news, with groove, and satanic meets. But pretty close. About Soros funding different organizations with certain objectives, and all that.

Just in case you ever wondered why Russia is sooo bad. Not bad, we just know what's up.

 

[Bible_Belt]

Go fvck yourself.

 

[Who Dares Win]

Well whoever bothers to read wikileaks knows that stuff.

If you expect instead the average citizen not to behave in an average way and inform himself rather than being informed, you will be disappointed.

 

[BetterCallSaul]

Soros is and always has been a piece of $hit. He helped nazis find and kill his own townspeople when he was younger...no I'm not making that up either.

I, along with many other Americans today, have no problems with closer relations with Russia because times change. Right now, there's no way in hell I want more euro-socialist crap being acceptable in this nation. Russia is one of the few remaining who don't bow down to this political correctness BS and they're willing to put their money with their mouth is in dealing with islamic terrorism.

I realize the Russian government does pay people to post good things about them on all sorts of web sites on the internet. That's one method of trying to improve your country's image and/or propaganda if you want to call it that (the level of infiltration cant be that much though). Frankly I think such an approach makes no sense because it's rather easy to spot online, you've already got a reputation for engaging in this sort of behavior, and so people naturally lean toward a distrustful mindset with these types of activities. I think if Russia wanted to improve their image on the world stage, they really need to start beefing up their financial sector as a sort of haven from ever creeping government intervention that is becoming more common throughout Europe and America. But therein lies the problem though, Russia has its own bad history of financial confiscation. They have to work to regain trust.