Yeah, kinda insane how mask-off the “euvsdisinfo” thing is. At least they did the thing better with the Adrian Zenz and Uyghurs, using established media as a smokescreen to hide the fact that it was all Radio Free Asia. But I guess the US propaganda apparatus is bound to be more refined.
Thank you for the links to your other posts, interesting stuff. I don’t think you’re a sicko. To me, it’s important to analyse the actual history of the systems we defend (and the ones we want to emancipate from) in order to better understand what we’re fighting for, what we’re fighting against, and how to avoid certain mistakes in the future. It’s great that we have people like you in the movement.
Have you compiled all of this information (meaning these short-format, well-sourced posts) somewhere easy to access?
Yes, but I stopped updating the megathread because of the character limit. Seriously, I added so much content to the thread that our software couldn’t take it anymore. I’ve been thinking about using Github as an alternative, though I am inexperienced with that platform and I am unsure if others would want me to continue my compilation there.
Yeah, kinda insane how mask-off the “euvsdisinfo” thing is. At least they did the thing better with the Adrian Zenz and Uyghurs, using established media as a smokescreen to hide the fact that it was all Radio Free Asia. But I guess the US propaganda apparatus is bound to be more refined.
Thank you for the links to your other posts, interesting stuff. I don’t think you’re a sicko. To me, it’s important to analyse the actual history of the systems we defend (and the ones we want to emancipate from) in order to better understand what we’re fighting for, what we’re fighting against, and how to avoid certain mistakes in the future. It’s great that we have people like you in the movement.
Have you compiled all of this information (meaning these short-format, well-sourced posts) somewhere easy to access?
Yes, but I stopped updating the megathread because of the character limit. Seriously, I added so much content to the thread that our software couldn’t take it anymore. I’ve been thinking about using Github as an alternative, though I am inexperienced with that platform and I am unsure if others would want me to continue my compilation there.
I mean, that’s fucking amazing. Seriously, thank you.
Since it’s mostly just text (and links, which are also kinda text), maybe it would just be easier to have a pastebin or something?