2/21/2016, 7:46 pm
If you've been wondering where you could get a collection of anti-American conspiracy theories digested into a few short soundbites, here's a latest short video message, in which several choreographed groups of Russian students recite a scripted declaration demanding to try President Obama for crimes against humanity. English subtitles have been provided.
For those who speak Russian, notice a curious misspelling in the school name on the banner held by one of the groups in the Crimea: "VernaNdsky." Could this be a sign that the banner had been hastily put together for this video, along with everything else?
These are only several schools out of hundreds, and the fact that a Crimean school was chosen for this project alongside with those in mainland Russia points to a couple of things:
(a) a conscious attempt to reinforce the idea that the Crimea is a legitimate part of Russia and
(b) obliviousness on part of the creators and all the participants that the illegitimate takeover of the Crimea by Russian troops was, in fact, a very real violation of the international law - unlike the vague Cold-War-style cliches regurgitated by these young skulls full of mush.
These kids likely believe every word they say, without realizing that their script is to a much greater extent applicable to their own leader Vladimir Putin and his government. This video is another proof that Russia has perfected propaganda to an art form, with the capability to brainwash people even when alternative information is readily available (something I didn't have growing up).
For those who speak Russian, notice a curious misspelling in the school name on the banner held by one of the groups in the Crimea: "VernaNdsky." Could this be a sign that the banner had been hastily put together for this video, along with everything else?
These are only several schools out of hundreds, and the fact that a Crimean school was chosen for this project alongside with those in mainland Russia points to a couple of things:
(a) a conscious attempt to reinforce the idea that the Crimea is a legitimate part of Russia and
(b) obliviousness on part of the creators and all the participants that the illegitimate takeover of the Crimea by Russian troops was, in fact, a very real violation of the international law - unlike the vague Cold-War-style cliches regurgitated by these young skulls full of mush.
These kids likely believe every word they say, without realizing that their script is to a much greater extent applicable to their own leader Vladimir Putin and his government. This video is another proof that Russia has perfected propaganda to an art form, with the capability to brainwash people even when alternative information is readily available (something I didn't have growing up).
