So Emmanuel Macron is on that stuff

[Seoul Gleou]

But you didn't have anything to say about George Soros buying 200 radio stations in the U.S.

Very agenda driven one sided analysis by you.

What about any of my posts, ever, would make you think I'm pro American media?

Pointing out that Newsweek isn't Russian propaganda is not the same as supporting American propaganda.

 

[Macallik86]

Images from the night train that took them to Ukraine shows them laughing and dressed casually. Social media users made accusations about the trio, including that Macron had discreetly hidden a bag of white powder and Merz had a straw.

But the French newspaper Libération said "this is obviously not the case" and reported how images from agencies like the Associated Press and AFP showed the mysterious bag of white powder was simply a handkerchief rolled into a ball.

It had been placed on the table before Starmer and cameras had arrived in the cabin, where Macron and Merz were seated the paper said, while the straw "looked more like a stirrer or a toothpick, which the German chancellor would have crushed."

Just because you don't like France doesn't mean you should deep-throat Russian propaganda

 

[Chrishaune]

Just because you don't like France doesn't mean you should deep-throat Russian propaganda

We saw the video...... keep lying

 

[Low End Derrick]

We saw the video...... keep lying

Video of him snorting lines?

Link?

 

[Chrishaune]

Video of him snorting lines?

Link?

Go ahead and bow down to master

 

[Low End Derrick]

Go ahead and bow down to master

Do you have the link or not?

 

[MajesticLion]

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

Newsweek is Russian propaganda now

Lotta retards on this bytch

No one is calling Newsweek Russian propaganda, even though Newsweek is a shadow of its former self. They are remarking on the Russian propagandists who spread the lie. Newsweek is only reporting on the situation.

Russia has a history of lying about this to smear opponents, when they're not throwing them out of windows or feeding them polonium.

Tesla owner Elon Musk reposted a message by X account Concerned Citizen next to a video of Adolf Hitler looking agitated which said "what do Adolf Hitler, Volodymyr Zelensky, Emmanuel Macron, Keir Starmer & Friedrich Merz all have in common?"

Meanwhile, Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova posted on Telegram how she had asked a Western ambassador in 2022 how they could supply weapons "to the unbalanced drug addict Zelensky."

Without offering evidence, Russian propagandists have often accused Zelensky of using cocaine or taking other drugs in what is seen as an effort by Moscow to discredit the Ukrainian president.

One video shared in 2022 by pro-Russian groups on Telegram soon after the start of Russia's full-scale invasion was debunked by investigative outlet Bellingcat as being digitally manipulated.

Russia's reaction to the footage suggests it wants to portray the leaders as dissolute and incapable of deciding the future of the war.

This is a coordinated propaganda campaign.