By Stephen Lendman
Virtually anything is a convenient pretext for the US, its imperial partners, and press agent media to bash Russia and China.
Credible evidence is absent like always before. Most people believe almost anything repeated enough by establishment media.
Last month, a so-called European External Action Service report accused Russia of waging a COVID-19 disinformation campaign “to aggravate the public health crisis in Western countries…in line with the Kremlin’s broader strategy of attempting to subvert European societies (sic).”
No supportive evidence was presented because none exists. The report followed Russia’s response to Italy’s request for help in dealing with large-scale COVID-19 outbreaks in the country.
Russia sent planeloads of medicines, medical equipment and supplies, hazmat protective gear, and mobile sanitizing devices, along with virologists and epidemiologists to help.
Italian officials expressed gratitude. Foreign Minister Luigi di Maio personally welcomed the first Russian aircraft’s arrival.
Health Ministry undersecretary Sandra Zampa, Governor of Lombardy Attilio Fontana, and a number of local officials expressed gratitude.
So did ordinary Italian citizens on social media.
In response to the fake news EU report, Vladimir Putin debunked it, stressing :
“If there was even a single concrete example, I could comment on it, but once again they are just unfounded accusations.”
The NYT never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity to bash Russia and China, falsely saying:
Both countries “seized on (COVID-19) to wage disinformation campaigns that seek to sow doubts about the United States’ handling of the crisis and deflect attention from their own struggles with the pandemic,” citing unnamed US “intelligence officials and diplomats,” whoever they are lacking credibility.
The US intelligence community and political class are notorious liars. Virtually nothing they say can be believed.
The same goes for Times reports about sovereign nations on the US target list for regime change.
According to the self-styled newspaper of record, Russia and especially China are “traffick(ing) in conspiracy theories to spread fear in Europe and political division in the United States (sic),” adding:
Beijing “used a network of government-linked social media accounts to spread discredited, and sometimes contradictory, theories (sic).”
“China has adopted Russia’s playbook for more covert operations, mimicking Kremlin disinformation campaigns and even using and amplifying some of the same conspiracy sites (sic).”
As always when these type accusations are made, not a shred of credible evidence supports them because none exists.
Times bashing didn’t stop with Russia and China. Iran’s truth-telling was slammed for truth-telling remarks like the following by anthropologist/political analyst Dennis Etler on Press TV, saying:
The same goes for Times reports about sovereign nations on the US target list for regime change.
According to the self-styled newspaper of record, Russia and especially China are “traffick(ing) in conspiracy theories to spread fear in Europe and political division in the United States (sic),” adding:
Nor mine Press TV published in its view point section, slamming healthcare know-nothings Mike Pence and Jared Kushner in charge of steering the Trump regime’s COVID-19 task force on the rocks — when competence, caring, and medical expertise are badly needed.
When countless millions of Americans are in dire need of federal leadership and help, Trump cares only about getting reelected, serving monied interests, and his own welfare exclusively — the rights, needs, and well-being of ordinary Americans dismissed.
The Times conspicuously quotes advocates of privileged interests over the general welfare that time and again demonize nations on the US target list for regime change.
State Department official/former US intelligence operative Lea Gabrielle was quoted, saying:
COVID-19 is “an opportunity for malign actors to exploit the information space for harmful purposes (sic).”
Beijing “used a network of government-linked social media accounts to spread discredited, and sometimes contradictory, theories (sic).”
“China has adopted Russia’s playbook for more covert operations, mimicking Kremlin disinformation campaigns and even using and amplifying some of the same conspiracy sites (sic).”
As always when these type accusations are made, not a shred of credible evidence supports them because none exists.
Times bashing didn’t stop with Russia and China. Iran’s truth-telling was slammed for truth-telling remarks like the following by anthropologist/political analyst Dennis Etler on Press TV, saying:
What she, other Trump regime officials, and congressional members falsely attribute to Russia, China, Iran, and other US invented enemies applies to Washington under both right wings of its war party, not nations targeted for regime change.
According to the Times, China’s successful containment of COVID-19 and citing the US as its origin is “part of (its) information war,” ignoring its truth-telling.
Michel Chossudovsky’s Global Research.ca was falsely accused of “traffic(ing) in conspiracy theories, many of them pro-Russian and anti-American (sic).”
As a frequent Times basher and contributor to Global Research, the broadsheet likely slams me for the same phony reasons.
Anything diverging from the official falsified narrative is considered disinformation and conspiracy theory proliferation by the Times.
Like other establishment media, it’s a longtime mouthpiece for privileged interests at the expense of truth and full disclosure on issues mattering most.
COVID-19 is a global human health and welfare issue.
What she, other Trump regime officials, and congressional members falsely attribute to Russia, China, Iran, and other US invented enemies applies to Washington under both right wings of its war party, not nations targeted for regime change.
According to the Times, China’s successful containment of COVID-19 and citing the US as its origin is “part of (its) information war,” ignoring its truth-telling.
Michel Chossudovsky’s Global Research.ca was falsely accused of “traffic(ing) in conspiracy theories, many of them pro-Russian and anti-American (sic).”
As a frequent Times basher and contributor to Global Research, the broadsheet likely slams me for the same phony reasons.
Anything diverging from the official falsified narrative is considered disinformation and conspiracy theory proliferation by the Times.
Like other establishment media, it’s a longtime mouthpiece for privileged interests at the expense of truth and full disclosure on issues mattering most.
COVID-19 is a global human health and welfare issue.
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