DISINFO: Western global elites provoke bloody conflicts, coups, Russophobia, nationalism, and destroy traditional values
SUMMARY
[T]he Western globalist elites still talk about their exclusivity, pit people against one another and divide society, provoke bloody conflicts and coups, sow hatred, Russophobia, aggressive nationalism, and destroy family traditional values that make a person.
And all this to continue to dictate, to impose their will, rules, and in fact - a system of robbery, violence, and suppression. Their goal, and there is nothing new here, is the disintegration and destruction of [Russia], cancelling the results of the Second World War, finally breaking the system of global security and international law, and strangling any sovereign centres of development.
RESPONSE
Recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative, aiming to stir up anti-Western sentiment in Russia without providing any evidence. This article contains all the Kremlin's major disinformation narratives such as global elites vs. the people, lost sovereignty, threatened values, russophobia.
This piece is part of a broader disinformation campaign aiming to justify Russia’s unjustified military invasion of Ukraine accusing the West of anti-Russian policies, aggressive Russophobia and allegedly belligerent and hostile agenda to destroy, ruin Russia, aiming to portray Russia as a victim and deflect any responsibility for Moscow’s illicit actions. See also Russian Myths: no.5 Encirclement.
The West has never strived to destroy Russia as a state. From the disintegration of the Soviet Union in 1991 and the emergence of a new and democratic Russia and up to Russia’s aggression against Ukraine in 2014, the West has been trying to establish good-neighbourly relations with Moscow. According to the 1997 Founding Act on Mutual Relations, Cooperation and Security between NATO and the Russian Federation, Russia was viewed as a partner of the alliance.
The statement also contains a recurring pro-Kremlin narrative about secret global elites that dominate the world, control governments, wage wars.
Analysts and researchers have pointed out that anti-Western conspiracy theories about all-powerful secret elites are a political tool used by the Kremlin to strengthen the domestic stability of the current regime and expand its influence abroad by emphasising Russia’s moral superiority
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