đ§đŦđ§, đđšđ˛đ đđŧđģđ˛đ, đŖđŋđŧđŗ đđļđŽđģđ´, đđŧđ˛ đđ˛đģđ: đđĩđ˛ đđļđ đđĩ đ°đŧđšđđēđģ
My take.
đ§đĩđļđ đļđ đļđģđŗđŧđŋđēđŽđđļđŧđģ đđŽđŋđŗđŽđŋđ˛
TYT, Alex Jones, Professor Jiang, Joe Kent. Entertainment. Psyops. Different brands, same job: keep you inside a managed frame.
Fifth column is easy to spot. They push the Western line on đđĩđļđģđŽ, Ukraine, Palestine, everything else.
Sixth column looks rebellious. Gets attacked by the first lot. Collects people who think they escaped. They didn't.
đ§đĩđ˛ đđŽđēđ˛ đđđđđ˛đē đ°đĩđŧđđ˛ đļđđ đŧđŊđŊđŧđđļđđļđŧđģ đđĩđŽđ đŊđŋđ˛đđ˛đģđąđ đđŧ đŗđļđ´đĩđ đļđ.
đ§đĩđ˛ đŊđđ¯đšđļđ° đŗđļđ´đĩđ đ¸đ˛đ˛đŊđ đđŧđ đļđģđđļđąđ˛ đđĩđ˛ đŗđŋđŽđēđ˛.
All the drama is on personalities. That is the point. The fight itself is the operation.
Same thing happens in đđĩđļđģđŽ-friendly spaces. Anti-đđĩđļđģđŽ networks pick their preferred "opposition", put them up, amplify them, then also trash them. When everyone is busy arguing about one name, ask who benefits. Sometimes the criticism is real. Sometimes it is how they choose who speaks for the other side.
đŖđŽđ đŽđđđ˛đģđđļđŧđģ đđŧ đđĩđļđ°đĩ "đŊđŋđŧ-đđĩđļđģđŽ" đđŧđļđ°đ˛đ đđĩđ˛ đŽđšđ´đŧđŋđļđđĩđē đŊđđđĩđ˛đ.
đđŋđŧđē đđĩđļđģđŽ đđĩđ˛ đŊđŽđđđ˛đŋđģ đļđ đ°đšđ˛đŽđŋ.
The talking points are for Western audiences. The interests sit somewhere else. Most of what you are sold as debate is noise.
đđ˛ đļđģđŗđŧđŋđēđ˛đą, đģđŧđ đ˛đģđđ˛đŋđđŽđļđģđ˛đą.