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The Russian Federation is not the part of EU and the EU sanctions on Syria in fuel supply affect not Russian Tankers.
Topic: Hate to Russia on EU level. - page 3. (Read 2034 times)
The Russophobes are losing their battle. In the US, Trump won the elections against the Russophobe Hillary. In Moldova and Bulgaria, pro-Russian politicians won the presidential elections. In Estonia, a pro-Russian party was included in the governing coalition for the first time ever. And in Germany, the anti-Russian Merkel is sliding towards oblivion.
You can rest assured that Europe will not support the lifting of sanctions. Today, Merkel said that Russia and Assad deliberately bombed hospitals. Starts the investigation into the delivery of Russian jet fuel to bypass the sanctions.How can you be so sure that the European Union is going to extend the sanctions? Doing so would require the unanimous support from all the member nations. Any of the members can veto this measure. So, look out for Hungary, Czech Republic, Greece, Bulgaria, and Italy next time, when the discussions for extending the sanctions occur.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7LMRGD9FG4
‘We are at war with Russia’: EU Parliament approves resolution to counter Russian media ‘propaganda’
MEPs in Strasbourg have voted on a non-legislative resolution which calls for the EU to “respond to information warfare by Russia.” RT and Sputnik news agency have been named among the most dangerous "tools of Russian propaganda."
‘We are at war with Russia’: EU Parliament approves resolution to counter Russian media ‘propaganda’
MEPs in Strasbourg have voted on a non-legislative resolution which calls for the EU to “respond to information warfare by Russia.” RT and Sputnik news agency have been named among the most dangerous "tools of Russian propaganda."
MOSCOW, November 23. /TASS/.
The European Parliament’s resolution on the Russian media’s activities proves the fact that the Western countries’ perception of democracy has been degrading, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
"If they take this decision (on fighting ‘Russia’s propaganda’), that means we are witnessing political degradation of democratic ideas in the Western society," Putin told reporters.
Earlier on Wednesday, the European Parliament adopted a resolution aimed at combating other countries’ propaganda, including Russia. The resolution mentions Russian TV channel RT, Sputnik agency, Russkiy Mir (or Russian World) Foundation and the Federal Agency for the Commonwealth of Independent States, Compatriots Living Abroad and International Humanitarian Cooperation (Rossotrudnichestvo).
In October, the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs approved a report on combating propaganda which named the Russian media one of the main threats.
http://tass.com/politics/914160
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF8xMhhfzgk
RT Editor-in-Chief slams hypocrisy of EP 'propaganda' resolution
RT News Channel Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan slammed “how easily the European establishment gives away its own principles” on Wednesday from Moscow, following the European Parliament's (EP) adoption of a draft resolution intended to counteract so-called anti-EU “propaganda”.
Simonyan said “now we see that this holy principle of freedom of speech is not really needed and looks scary to the Europeans themselves. This is very, very sad.”
Earlier in the day, the EP in Strasbourg voted to adopt a resolution which calls on the EU to combat so-called propaganda disseminated by third parties.
The European Parliament’s resolution on the Russian media’s activities proves the fact that the Western countries’ perception of democracy has been degrading, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
"If they take this decision (on fighting ‘Russia’s propaganda’), that means we are witnessing political degradation of democratic ideas in the Western society," Putin told reporters.
Earlier on Wednesday, the European Parliament adopted a resolution aimed at combating other countries’ propaganda, including Russia. The resolution mentions Russian TV channel RT, Sputnik agency, Russkiy Mir (or Russian World) Foundation and the Federal Agency for the Commonwealth of Independent States, Compatriots Living Abroad and International Humanitarian Cooperation (Rossotrudnichestvo).
In October, the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs approved a report on combating propaganda which named the Russian media one of the main threats.
http://tass.com/politics/914160
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF8xMhhfzgk
RT Editor-in-Chief slams hypocrisy of EP 'propaganda' resolution
RT News Channel Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan slammed “how easily the European establishment gives away its own principles” on Wednesday from Moscow, following the European Parliament's (EP) adoption of a draft resolution intended to counteract so-called anti-EU “propaganda”.
Simonyan said “now we see that this holy principle of freedom of speech is not really needed and looks scary to the Europeans themselves. This is very, very sad.”
Earlier in the day, the EP in Strasbourg voted to adopt a resolution which calls on the EU to combat so-called propaganda disseminated by third parties.
And what proof is needed? A receipt for the money? I think that such evidence is in the CIA.
Ohh. We have just seen this proofs, the washing powder.
Ohh, what a proof. You are a genious.
And what proof is needed? A receipt for the money? I think that such evidence is in the CIA. Just as always, they are holding these data until they need them. And we can argue as much as necessary and each will have its own truth.
Ohh, what a proof. You are a genious.
Wow.
Mary Le Pen is a Separatist activist?
What a surprise!
Who is as "similar situation" in Italy?
Ohh, we in EU need this precious info about separatists.
In 2015-2016 in Russia there was a fall in incomes by 15%. This happens due to the fact that a lot of money spent on such ventures of the Kremlin. I think that soon the money will start to end. The margin of safety of the Russian economy is not so big. Mary Le Pen is a Separatist activist?
What a surprise!
Who is as "similar situation" in Italy?
Ohh, we in EU need this precious info about separatists.
Wow.
Mary Le Pen is a Separatist activist?
What a surprise!
Who is as "similar situation" in Italy?
Ohh, we in EU need this precious info about separatists.
Mary Le Pen is a Separatist activist?
What a surprise!
Who is as "similar situation" in Italy?
Ohh, we in EU need this precious info about separatists.
As soon as Russia stops funding the separatists in Europe
Fucking Hell!
Explain please better about this issue to all us.
As soon as Russia stops funding the separatists in Europe
Fucking Hell!
Explain please better about this issue to all us.
As soon as Russia stops funding the separatists in Europe, all these pseudo parties will cease to exist. People probably have forgotten the experience of the Soviet Union which ceased to Finance Europe and all countries turned away from him. Russia is even weaker.
The Russophobes are losing their battle. In the US, Trump won the elections against the Russophobe Hillary. In Moldova and Bulgaria, pro-Russian politicians won the presidential elections. In Estonia, a pro-Russian party was included in the governing coalition for the first time ever. And in Germany, the anti-Russian Merkel is sliding towards oblivion.
You can rest assured that Europe will not support the lifting of sanctions. Today, Merkel said that Russia and Assad deliberately bombed hospitals. Starts the investigation into the delivery of Russian jet fuel to bypass the sanctions. The Russophobes are losing their battle. In the US, Trump won the elections against the Russophobe Hillary. In Moldova and Bulgaria, pro-Russian politicians won the presidential elections. In Estonia, a pro-Russian party was included in the governing coalition for the first time ever. And in Germany, the anti-Russian Merkel is sliding towards oblivion.
Russia very early happy. Trump has not made any friendly action towards Russia. I think that after his inauguration, his rhetoric will become tougher. It will put pressure on Europe to strengthen NATO army there and sell American weapons. Better suited for this common enemy Russia.
The Russophobes are losing their battle. In the US, Trump won the elections against the Russophobe Hillary. In Moldova and Bulgaria, pro-Russian politicians won the presidential elections. In Estonia, a pro-Russian party was included in the governing coalition for the first time ever. And in Germany, the anti-Russian Merkel is sliding towards oblivion.
STRASBROURG, November 23. /TASS/.
European Parliament crosses the red line as it discusses a draft resolution on counteraction thirds parties’ propaganda, Latvian MEP Tatjana Zdanoka said on Tuesday night as she took the floor at the parliament’s plenary session in Strasbourg.
She pointed out the European Parliament had passed resolutions criticizing the Russian people and Russia in the past, too, but the text as abusive in terms of form and contents as the one of the aforesaid resolution was something new for the European Parliament.
The resolution ran counter to the principle of freedom of the mass media, she said, adding that while the European Parliament claimed Russia was utilizing a range of instruments like multi-language channels, other countries resorted to similar methods as well as
"It’s impossible to understand what happens if you watch only channels like CNN, BBC, Euronews," she said.
The EU’s High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy Federica Mogherini said in the course of debates on the draft resolution the EU counter-propaganda policy aimed to improve the situation with plurality in the media in the East and South and to promulgate the necessary networks, which would help journalists to their job.
On October 10, the European Parliament’s committee of foreign affairs endorsed a report on counteraction to propaganda. The document titled ‘EU Strategic Communication to Counteract Propaganda Against It by Third Parties’ and drafted by Polish MEP Anna Fotyga accuses Russia of a long range of alleged follies and transgressions like the spreading of "disinformation and propaganda seeking to maintain or increase Russia’s influence to weaken and split the EU".
Specifically, the report alleges that "(…) a large part of the Kremlin’s hostile propaganda is aimed at describing some European countries as belonging to ‘Russia’s traditional sphere of influence’, thereby undermining their sovereignty and deeply rooted European identity, which in the past has been undermined by communist regimes".
It also speaks of "Russian backing of anti-EU forces in the EU with regard, in particular, to extreme-right parties, populist forces and movements that deny the basic values of liberal democracies."
The authors of the resolution insist that one of Russia’s "main strategies is to circulate and impose an alternative narrative, often based on a manipulated interpretation of historical events and aimed at justifying its external actions and geopolitical interests."
Last but not least, Ms. Fotyga claims the Kremlin
"(…) wants to present itself as the only defender of traditional Christian values".
Her report contains a long enough list of what she believes to be the tools use in "Russian efforts to disrupt the EU integration process", including "think tanks and special foundations (e.g. Russkiy Mir), special authorities (Rossotrudnichestvo), multilingual TV stations (e.g. RT), pseudo news agencies and multimedia services (e.g. Sputnik)," as well as "social media and internet trolls".
The latter label is applied in the West to virtually any internet users who come up with comments in support of Russia’s position.
http://tass.com/world/914034
European Parliament crosses the red line as it discusses a draft resolution on counteraction thirds parties’ propaganda, Latvian MEP Tatjana Zdanoka said on Tuesday night as she took the floor at the parliament’s plenary session in Strasbourg.
She pointed out the European Parliament had passed resolutions criticizing the Russian people and Russia in the past, too, but the text as abusive in terms of form and contents as the one of the aforesaid resolution was something new for the European Parliament.
The resolution ran counter to the principle of freedom of the mass media, she said, adding that while the European Parliament claimed Russia was utilizing a range of instruments like multi-language channels, other countries resorted to similar methods as well as
"It’s impossible to understand what happens if you watch only channels like CNN, BBC, Euronews," she said.
The EU’s High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy Federica Mogherini said in the course of debates on the draft resolution the EU counter-propaganda policy aimed to improve the situation with plurality in the media in the East and South and to promulgate the necessary networks, which would help journalists to their job.
On October 10, the European Parliament’s committee of foreign affairs endorsed a report on counteraction to propaganda. The document titled ‘EU Strategic Communication to Counteract Propaganda Against It by Third Parties’ and drafted by Polish MEP Anna Fotyga accuses Russia of a long range of alleged follies and transgressions like the spreading of "disinformation and propaganda seeking to maintain or increase Russia’s influence to weaken and split the EU".
Specifically, the report alleges that "(…) a large part of the Kremlin’s hostile propaganda is aimed at describing some European countries as belonging to ‘Russia’s traditional sphere of influence’, thereby undermining their sovereignty and deeply rooted European identity, which in the past has been undermined by communist regimes".
It also speaks of "Russian backing of anti-EU forces in the EU with regard, in particular, to extreme-right parties, populist forces and movements that deny the basic values of liberal democracies."
The authors of the resolution insist that one of Russia’s "main strategies is to circulate and impose an alternative narrative, often based on a manipulated interpretation of historical events and aimed at justifying its external actions and geopolitical interests."
Last but not least, Ms. Fotyga claims the Kremlin
"(…) wants to present itself as the only defender of traditional Christian values".
Her report contains a long enough list of what she believes to be the tools use in "Russian efforts to disrupt the EU integration process", including "think tanks and special foundations (e.g. Russkiy Mir), special authorities (Rossotrudnichestvo), multilingual TV stations (e.g. RT), pseudo news agencies and multimedia services (e.g. Sputnik)," as well as "social media and internet trolls".
The latter label is applied in the West to virtually any internet users who come up with comments in support of Russia’s position.
http://tass.com/world/914034
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