Tit-for-Tat: Putin’s Maddening Propaganda Trick
How the Russian leader is driving U.S. officials crazy with his "I know you are but what am I?" technique By now Vladimir Putin’s flair for propaganda is well known.
Likbez* from the Russian journalist: how media “created” the banderovets**
Anyone can fall into the trap of artificial reality or become part of its creation. However, it is happening for the first time on such a great scale on the territory of post-soviet states.
Russian Fiction the Sequel: 10 More False Claims about Ukraine
“No amount of propaganda can make right something that the world knows is wrong.” – President Obama, March 26 Russia continues to spin a false and dangerous narrative to justify its illegal actions in Ukraine.
“The Wolf who cried Fascist!” – Pathology of Russian Propaganda against Ukraine, pt. 2
Here you can read the second part of Brian Bryttan about Russian Propaganda against Ukraine. The original article can be found here. Also, you can already read the first part.
“The Wolf who cried Fascist!” – Pathology of Russian Propaganda against Ukraine, pt. 1
The F-word is almost entirely meaningless today. “Fascism” has mostly become a perjorative word, used as an insult – and a scare tactic by Russia meant to paralyze opponents, writes Adrian Bryttan in his article for Euromaidan PR on March 21, 2014.
Opinion: President Putin’s Fiction. 10 False Claims About Ukraine
StopFake.org recommends for reading an article by U.S. Department of State, published in their Dipnote Official Blog. This is thes.
Crimea: Putin vs. Reality
This is the third installment in Timothy Snyder’s series on Russian ideology and the Ukrainian revolution. Earlier articles examined the Kremlin’s Eurasian ideology and its propaganda about the Kiev uprising.
Truth against Truth
StopFake.org offers its readers an article by journalist Elizabeth Surganova published on Lenta.ru on March, 7, 2014.
Horrible mistakes Western media makes in Ukraine
"StopFake.org recommends for reading an article by Greg Satell, published in the American version of Forbes. Presenting his own view, the author debunks the main myths about Ukraine imposed by Russian propaganda to the West.