Anderlon, I'm calling you out!
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Kenneth Cruz67 said:I’ve been noticing that about 9 out of 10 posts supporting Ukraine seem to originate from UK and USA IP addresses. Honestly, I think this kind of overwhelming support is often just mindless noise, likely manufactured through the propaganda efforts of foreign intelligence agencies. We find ourselves living in a society that feels quite strictly censored, where we're basically blocked from accessing any Russian news sources at all. It’s actually a bit sad that in your country, you can't even access this specific channel, this website, or these particular news outlets. I suppose the only way someone can truly start seeing a broader picture of the battlefield—and understanding the actual causes and consequences of this war—is by using a VPN and an IP address from somewhere like Mexico. It sounds absurd, I know, but there seems to be more freedom of information in a place like Mexico than in a country within the EU. If you want to get a sense of how the average American feels, I guess you can best see it reflected in the words and actions of President Zoran Milanović. This isn't our war, after all. The Russians aren't solely to blame for this conflict, nor are the Ukrainians some sort of innocent victims; the West is deeply entangled in this and shares plenty of the blame.
As for the Anderlon forum, I suspect it's purely a business venture. It seems to me that it's just a matter of how much money is being thrown around to keep the music playing. They’ve really driven a wedge into the media landscape here. There are embassies paying for influence, and I wonder why anyone would risk all that just to defend the free speech of someone like bluecyclist64? At the end of the day, money talks. 🤔
If he actually cared about the quality of this forum, he probably would have invested in a faster, more stable server or updated us to a much newer version of the software a long time ago.
Don't talk nonsense. Short and sweet.