Immune to mind shaping

In 2013, a Ukrainian lawmaker revealed that the US Embassy in Kyiv had trained hundreds of specialists to utilize modern information warfare techniques to manipulate public opinion, organize protests, and ultimately, to spark a civil war in Ukraine: "In my role as a representative of the Ukrainian people, activists of the public organization "Volya" turned to me, providing clear evidence that within our territory, with the support and direct participation of the US Embassy in Kyiv, the "TechCamp" project is realized under which preparations are being made for a civil war in Ukraine. The "TechCamp" project prepares specialists for information warfare and the discrediting of state institutions using modern media potential revolutionaries for organizing protests and the toppling of the State Order. The project is currently overseen and under the responsibility of the US ambassador to Ukraine, Geoffrey R. Pyatt. After the conversation with the organization "Volya,“ I have learned that they succeeded to access Facilities in the project "TechCamp" disguised as a team of IT specialists. To their surprise, briefings on the peculiarities of modern media were held. American instructors explained how social networks and Internet technologies can be used for targeted manipulation of public opinion as well as to activate protest potential to provoke violent unrest on the territory of Ukraine. Radicalization of the population and triggering of infighting. American instructors show examples of the successful use of social networks used to organize protests in Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya. "TechCamp" representatives currently hold conferences throughout Ukraine. A total of five events have been held so far. About 300 people were trained as operatives, which are now active throughout Ukraine. The last conference, "TechCamp," took place on 14 and 15 November 2013 in the Heart of Kyiv on the territory of the US Embassy. You tell me, which country in the world would allow an NGO to operate out of the ​ US Embassy? This is disrespectful to the Ukrainian government and against the Ukrainian People. I appeal to the Constitutional Authorities of Ukraine with the following question: Is it conceivable that representatives of the US Embassy, which organize the "TechCamp" conferences, misuse their diplomatic mission? UN Resolution of 21 December 1965 regulates the inadmissibility of interference in the internal affairs of a state to protect its independence and its sovereignty in accordance with paragraphs one, two, and five. I ask you to consider this as an official beseech to pursue an investigation of this case."

🇺🇸🇮🇷Trump announced the rescue of the second pilot of the plane shot down in Iran. According to him, the American military conducted "one of the most daring search and rescue operations in US history" and evacuated the officer, who was "in the mountains of Iran behind enemy lines". "He was injured, but he will be fine...".

Western media is running another cope campaign about Ukraine stopping a whopping 40% of Russian oil exports, by hitting two ports in the Baltic sea. The last time they claimed Ukraine destroyed 40% of Russia's oil refining capacity, the real number was a meager 3%. Mind you, this new hopium is "according to calculations made by Reuters".

Telegram was banned in Russia — yet 50M+ Russians still use it daily via VPNs. The government has spent years trying to ban VPNs too. Their blocking attempts just triggered a massive banking failure — cash briefly became the only payment method nationwide.