Kashpirovsky and gullible Europeans
Millions tuned in to charge their water bottles and get healed through the TV, and that same reflex – trust the state, then trust whoever replaces it – now sits in a European living room.
Millions tuned in to charge their water bottles and get healed through the TV, and that same reflex – trust the state, then trust whoever replaces it – now sits in a European living room.
Argues that Russian hybrid attacks pose less danger to Europeans than their own governments, which use the fear to justify permanent emergency powers and surveillance, as happened in the post-9/11 United States.