How Russian power is using the Internet to try to destabilize Western democracies ..

[izentrop]

This Tuesday night the unpublished documentary War of the info: in the heart of the Russian machine from 20h50.

http://www.newstele.com/2018/03/documen ... -arte.html

On May 29, 2017, the newly elected French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed his counterpart Vladimir Poutine to Versailles, and accused the international channel RT (Russia Today) and the Sputnik website of having worked during the French electoral campaign as organs of propaganda in favor of by Marine Le Pen, by order of the Kremlin. "Bring us the evidence," retorts in substance the Russian president, now a candidate for a fourth term. This is what Paul Moreira does in this rigorous investigation, exposing a part of the Russian machine to disinform, in particular through the way in which she put herself at the service of Marine Le Pen in the race for the French presidency. , but also his pro-Trump feats of arms in the United States, and pro AfD (the far-right party Alternative für Deutschland) in Germany.

[sen-no-sen]

Is this a joke?

[izentrop]

Can you develop your point of view?

[sen-no-sen]

You could have written exactly the opposite, it would have been twice as true!

How Western power uses the internet to destabilize Russia!

Are we talking about the echelon network?

[PVresistif]

"Western" societies are destabilized by themselves; Russia is one of the countries that resist all liberalism and zero values, and that's good.
France as Russia is a European country and geography will always be right in history
France must look to the east is the future.

[Christophe]

And a nice counter example of anti-Russian manipulation by our Western media (L'Express, which compares Putin to Martine ... seriously ??? you smoked what guys ...?!?)

[izentrop]

I do not find that this autocrat who has muzzled all opposition and the press in his country, need to be defended.

He heals his popularity to better lull his fellow citizens to sleep, sends his army to slaughter civilians in Syria and elsewhere. Nobody would like to suffer what the Chechens endure.

France must look to the east is the future.

Per capita GDP is steadily declining, while the cost of living is rising ... The future of arms, perhaps?

The country of Vladimir Putin has a GDP of the same order of magnitude as those of Belgium and the Netherlands combined. This means that it weighs little in economic terms in the world scale. http://plus.lesoir.be/153192/article/20 ... -politique

[Christophe]

The Russian GDP in parity of purchasing power is the 6th world ... so not so bad in point the Russians: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des_pays_par_PIB_(PPA) and for nominal GDP, 12th: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des ... IB_nominal

In addition, I think that the official Russian GDP must present the same accounting gaps as those of African countries!

I have not read the article (restricted access) but if Russia weighs so heavily politically it is certainly, a little, because of gas ... Europe has better interest in stroking Putin in the direction of the hair if she wants to keep her imports ...

Otherwise, yes, Putin is a warrior and the Ukrainian case is more serious, politically, than the Syrian case ... And the world let him do it!

Interesting: Medvedev "elected" Prime Minister again yesterday: https://www.20minutes.fr/monde/2267963- ... tes-russes

There is also the game of musical chairs but there are only 2 players ...

[izentrop]

The Russian GDP in parity of purchasing power is the 6th world ... so not so bad in point the Russians: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des ... r_PIB_(PPA)

Indeed, but in GDP per capita, they are at the level of Greece https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des ... r_habitant with a very bad distribution of wealth.

[Christophe]

The article you quoted had already started on biased figures since the difference between nominal GDP and PPP GDP is much greater between Russia (1500 vs. 4000) and Belgium + Netherlands (1300 vs. 1400). .

So, sorry, who's trying to manipulate who?

Russia is probably not an example of equality ok; but are we really better off?

The "state pauperization" of the middle classes is increasing slowly but certainly ...