They don't care as long as they can control the narrative which relies on majority of people having fairly strong confidence in mainstream media. We're now seeing this confidence collapsing. For example, WSJ editor in chief moans about the problem here
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And as it's becoming increasingly clear that the west lost the war, people are naturally starting to question why the media has been telling them everything is going great for the past two years. On top of that, people are starting to connect the war with the decline in their own material conditions. This is why we're seeing massive riots across Europe happening. Everybody was told that they just had to suck it up for a little while, and in the end Russia would be defeated, and things would be great. Now people see that their lives got ruined for nothing.
And it just keeps getting worse. Now you have countries like Germany and Britain telling people there might be a draft cause Russia is so strong and scary. So, the opposite of what was promised has been achieved. The whole premise was to make Ukraine fight the war for the west and weaken Russia. Now the west finds itself in a situation where Ukraine is collapsing, and Russia is stronger than ever.
My expectation that we'll be seeing a collapse of confidence both in the western regimes and their propagandists happening over the next few years.
It's cause the entire political class in EU decides to go all in on the war. Once the war is lost, a lot of these people will become politically toxic and it's going to be career ending for them. They're scared and desperate at this point because they see the writing on the wall, they see the US abandoning them, and they're now realizing that Trump whom they have terrible relations with will most likely win the election. So, they're just doing the sunk cost fallacy and trying to keep this thing going as long as humanly possible.
They don't care as long as they can control the narrative which relies on majority of people having fairly strong confidence in mainstream media. We're now seeing this confidence collapsing. For example, WSJ editor in chief moans about the problem here
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And as it's becoming increasingly clear that the west lost the war, people are naturally starting to question why the media has been telling them everything is going great for the past two years. On top of that, people are starting to connect the war with the decline in their own material conditions. This is why we're seeing massive riots across Europe happening. Everybody was told that they just had to suck it up for a little while, and in the end Russia would be defeated, and things would be great. Now people see that their lives got ruined for nothing.
And it just keeps getting worse. Now you have countries like Germany and Britain telling people there might be a draft cause Russia is so strong and scary. So, the opposite of what was promised has been achieved. The whole premise was to make Ukraine fight the war for the west and weaken Russia. Now the west finds itself in a situation where Ukraine is collapsing, and Russia is stronger than ever.
My expectation that we'll be seeing a collapse of confidence both in the western regimes and their propagandists happening over the next few years.
the EU, in reaction to reality seeping through the cracks in their propaganda, has decided to double down on this shit though.
when even the US is trying to quietly drop this shit and pivot to israel, the EU just keeps hitting itself in the face with a hammer. WHY? WHY?
It's cause the entire political class in EU decides to go all in on the war. Once the war is lost, a lot of these people will become politically toxic and it's going to be career ending for them. They're scared and desperate at this point because they see the writing on the wall, they see the US abandoning them, and they're now realizing that Trump whom they have terrible relations with will most likely win the election. So, they're just doing the sunk cost fallacy and trying to keep this thing going as long as humanly possible.