Soup number | 36 |
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Date | 07.12.2022 |
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Country of origin | The russia |
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Margarita Simonyan
In today’s #vatnik soup, I’ll introduce a Russian grand propagandist Margarita Simonyan. She’s the Editor-in-Chief of RT and Rossiya Segodnya.
She is one of the best known Kremlin mouthpieces and controls a large Russian propaganda network.
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She is one of the best known Kremlin mouthpieces and controls a large Russian propaganda network.
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In 2020, Simonyan defended a overtly racist TV segment where his husband and an actress was wearing blackface posing as Barack Obama. She stated that this kind of shit is okay because her husband is of Armenian background: businessinsider.com/kremlin-tv-sta…
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In regards to Ukraine, Margarita has been echoing the basic Kremlin rhetoric: Ukraine bombed Donbas for several years, Ukraine is full of nazis and that Russia is at war with NATO.
She’s also said that the food crisis will force the West to lift all sanctions on Russia. 5/10
She’s also said that the food crisis will force the West to lift all sanctions on Russia. 5/10
She’s also said that “considerable portion of the Ukrainian people have turned out to be engulfed in the madness of nazism.” On “The Evening with Vladimir Solovyov”, Margarita said that she’s okay with nuclear war if it goes to that, because “We’re all going to die someday.” 7/10
She’s also encouraged Russia to war crimes, such as disabling Ukrainian nuclear power plants. In April, 2022, she proposed the removal of article on the prohibition of censorship from the Russian constitution, stating that “freedom of speech will lead to collapse of Russia”. 8/10
Margarita has suggested that Russia conquered Kyiv during the first week of the conflict and then simply gave it back:
Simonyan has been sanctioned by Ukraine in 2016 and by the EU in 2022.
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Simonyan has been sanctioned by Ukraine in 2016 and by the EU in 2022.
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