Oddbean

Hello, please see our previous writings, under the article "4 reasons monero won't die" The corrupt Biden administration’s unwinnable war in Ukraine has bankrupted the nation. Even mainstream propaganda outlets such as The Guardian, Reuters, and the BBC reported on leaked audio of Barrack Obama’s head of Ukraine policy Victoria Nuland. [9a] This leaked phone call revealed that the US backed an illegal and violent coup of Ukraine’s Democratically elected leader. [9b] The Obama administration admitted the leaked audio was true, which demonstrated the US picked the supposedly democratically elected leaders that resulted from their planned uprising. [9c][6] Funding Nazis Barrack Obama funded violent Nazis to overthrow Ukraine’s government. [11a] The media tries to brainwash voters by calling it “Russian propaganda”, but the evidence is clear in an FBI indictment of Americans involved that’s posted on the New York Times website. [12b] To quote from journalist Max Blumenthal: “… an unsealed FBI indictment of four American white supremacists from the Rise Above Movement (RAM) declared that the defendants had trained with Ukraine’s Azov Battalion, a neo-Nazi militia” [12a]

Thank you for taking time to answer. I appreciate it and I love the sources in your article! This is a great way to discuss politics and share our views. I trust the sources in the article and agree that it is unfortunate situations when looked at individually. But I amongst other things don't believe that Obama founded neo-nazies deliberately. I think there is a big war going on. Psy-ops in a grand scale. The war is digital and our minds and votes are what they are fighting for. Governments, political parties and big-tech companies are capturing our attention and pushing us in different directions. Propaganda and manipulation is disguised as commercials and political campaigns. America is a part of that war. Russia, China, Microsoft, Google, Amazon and even Elon Musk is a big part of it too. Of course America would try to push votes in elections. They are fighting against Russia and China that are doing exactly the same thing. War and psy-ops is terrible. But our minds are to easy to control in today's world thanks to social media. I think you are a part of the rebellion with your privacy fight and I really admire that, but unfortunately also a soldier in their war when you share their political views and not your own.

Let me get this straight, you’re saying: a) You agree Obama funded neo-nazis and the entire war is based on their violent coup b) You only think the arming of the nazis was unintentional, but make no reference to the actual coup in 2014. Which is the larger issue But yet, c) I’m sharing Russian views that are not my own This is not logical, and everything else you wrote is generic and irrelevant.

No that is not what I said. I think the government fights for their own beliefs abroad. Both financial support to many different armed forces and trying to influence the elections of different countries. I think it happens regardless of who sits in the oval office. I think that cherry picking those incidents and using them in an argument for a selected political view is far fetched. I don't think it was a coup. I think it was a battle between east and west. Just like the current war. Don't you think Russia tried to gain control of Ukraine? Democracy and press freedom was under siege before 2014. I don't think that you are pro-russia intentionally. But I think you are pushing their agenda without knowing it.

I just sent you the sources from the mainstream US press, with leaked Audio from the Obama admin, that is WAS a coup If you can't refute the facts, then you must accept the conclusion Further, even if I'm standing in Moscow right now, it's irrelevant to the debate. The question is what is in the best interest of the US and EU everyday people... which is not nuclear war or the escalation of this conflict.

I will look more into the leaked audio and "the coup". Again thank you for having the discussion. Even though I don't agree on everything, I still learn a lot. But I do certainly agree with your last statement and will continue to fight for more privacy for us all.