Very interesting article. One take away is that we must be more vigilant than
ever in questioning what we see and hear, regardless of our political
perspective. It also suggests, at least to me, that social media is
particularly suspect since there is often no journalistic credibility in what
is repeated.
The Russian media campaign is clearly miles ahead of where many thought it was.
--
-Rob de Santos
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Subject: [Internetradio] RT, Sputnik and Russia’s New Theory of War -
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Worthwhile reading...
RC
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