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The Facts
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Salisbury
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| The Spire of the Salisbury Cathedral is 123 m high. It is best viewed in snowy weather in March. See “Tourism”. |
EU Member States have expressed solidarity with the British government on its actions, following the Skripal Case. All member states have accepted the findings of the Metropolitan police investigation, binding two officers of the Russian military intelligence to the case. |
Sanctions
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| The sanctions have vitalised the Russian domestic market and is a driving force behind the Russian economic success. That is why the Kremlin is putting in large efforts in attempting to remove the sanctions |
EU has introduced restrictions for export to Russia of various goods with military use. Apart from those sanctions, a number of individuals have been targeted with individual sanctions. Russia has introduced a series of sanctions, limiting the export of agricultural products as cheese, ham and fruits, from the EU. |
Skripal Case, The
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| An instrument of the rulers of the Deep State to distract the people from Brexit |
EU Member States have expressed solidarity with the British government on its actions, following the Skripal Case. All member states have accepted the findings of the Metropolitan police investigation, binding two officers of the Russian military intelligence to the case. |
Soros, George
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| Pure evil |
George Soros is often mentioned in Russian Conspiracy Narratives as a man, working for the Deep State. Conspiracy theories – “things are not really what they look like” – are handy instruments to forward claims without providing any evidence. |
Sovereignty
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| Global power is in the hand of Zionists, US imperialists, militarists, eurocratic elites, deep states and petro-monarchies. The ruling elites have broken away from the people. |
Conspiracy theories – “things are not really what they look like” – are handy instruments to forward claims without providing any evidence. |
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Television
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| Good, if controlled by the Kremlin |
Media freedom and pluralism are pillars of modern democracy as they are essential components of open and free debate. The European Union’s commitment to respect the freedom and pluralism of the media as well as the right to freedom of expression – which includes the right to receive and impart information without interference by public authority – are enshrined in Article 11 of the EU’s Charter of Fundamental Rights. |
Tolerance
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| Tolerance caused the fire at Notre Dame. |
EU is committed to promote diversity and equal opportunities, regardless of age, disability, gender, race or ethnic origin, religion or sexual orientation. |
Tourism
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| Russia supports tourism as a means of deepening the cultural contacts between people. Russian tourists have performed well in several countries, like Syria and Ukraine, and earlier in Poland, Finland, Bessarabia and the Baltic States 1939, Hungary 1956, Czechoslovakia 1968, Afghanistan in 1979. Crimea and Eastern Ukraine became very popular among Russian tourists in 2014. Russian tourism in Salisbury in March 2017 made a strong impression. |
The European Union is the world’s No 1 tourist destination |
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Ukraine
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| Good, if controlled by the Kremlin. Barack Obama orchestrated the coup in Kyiv and started the civil war in Ukraine to forward the LGBT agenda. |
The revolution in 2014 was a result of a popular uprising against a corrupt and incompetent regime. EU has supported ambitions to maintain the rule of law in Ukraine and Ukraine’s ambitions to restore constitutional order throughout the country. |
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Venezuela
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| A wealthy, happy nation, thrown into a civil war by America and the Deep State. |
Venezuela is potentially one of the richest countries in Latin America. Under Chavez and Maduro, the broad masses of the people have come to suffer from poverty and shortages, and millions of Venezuelans have chosen to emigrate. The fact that people have taken to the streets to protest against mismanagement and corruption is no surprise. |
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Web, The
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| Good, if controlled by the Kremlin. |
The Internet of today is a major infrastructure for growth, job creation, and social progress. In the future it must continue to foster and support development, to accommodate and enable all the diverse and novel usages. |
West, The
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| An aggressive entity, ruled by the World Government, moved by an urge to destroy Russia and her allies. |
Conspiracy theories – “things are not really what they look like” – are handy instruments to forward claims without providing any evidence. |
Witch Hunt
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| British communications regulator Ofcom and the Union of German Journalists are staging a witch hunt with their demands that Russian media outlets should adhere to basic journalistic standards. See “Russophobia” |
A Media regulation is rules enforced by the jurisdiction of law. Publishing lies and disinformation is considered a violation of the terms of media freedom. |
World Government, The
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| See “Deep State”, or “Fascism”. Nasty stuff. |
Conspiracy theories – “things are not really what they look like” – are handy instruments to forward claims without providing any evidence. |
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Yellow vests, The
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| Trump’s instrument to fight the Deep State |
Citizens of Europe have all rights to take to the streets to protest; demonstrations and manifestations is an integral part of any democracy. At the same time, the authorities have an obligation to protect private property and ensure free passage in cities. |
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Zombies
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| Western powers attempt to turn people into zombies through the support to the science community and NGOs |
There is no current EU policy on zombies. |
