Do Arnold and Skynet pose a serious threat to the Russian Federation?

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......... “Do you remember how in the second part of the Terminator your hero goes back in time to prevent the creation of Skynet, which would bring the death of all mankind? Russia's special military operation does not aim to destroy the Ukrainian people. It is aimed at the neo-Nazi Skynet, which over the years has completely subjugated Ukraine and was about to turn into an uncontrollable monster, dangerous for all of its neighbors, not only for us... Don’t side with Skynet, Terminator.”

Zakhar Prilepin, a famous Russian writer who boasted of “killing many” in the last war in Donbas, and who is wanted by Ukraine’s SBU security service on charges of “taking part in the activity of a terrorist organization,” also had harsh words for Arnold. Prilepin wrote on his Telegram channel: “In his video message, Schwarzenegger, who killed three million Russians in his films, told the Russian people how much he loves us and how wrong we are about Ukraine... This Austrian, the son of his father, who served in the SS and was wounded near Leningrad, is trying to act as the good cop.”


https://www.yahoo.com/news/kremlin-tv-just-declared-war-213201680.html

Putin is more fearful of Cyberdyne Systems than the US, Ukrainians got that load freaking out
 
reagansghost said:
Do Arnold and Skynet pose a serious threat to the Russian Federation?
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No. The danger to Putin is the Truth getting into Russia. Arnold is just part of that truth. Putin can close down the media, but returning soldiers talk. Widows talk. Mothers of lost sons and daughters talk. They have questions and Putin isn't answering them satisfactorily. The embargo is going to hurt them.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
No. The danger to Putin is the Truth getting into Russia. .
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speaking of which, Biden and his staff are undermining Vlad's bullshit on the down low, I'm liking this......


Breaking through Putin’s propaganda bubble is a key strategic goal for Ukraine and its Western allies. They have tried a series of actions, overt and subtle, to reach ordinary Russians, from encouraging the use of software that circumvents internet blocks to having government briefings for TikTok influencers. The hope is independent voices still operating in Russia, those from the West, and direct pleas from Ukrainians can convince the masses that they’re being lied to about the war next door.

The question is no longer “what we do to stop disinformation,” former U.S. ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul said, it's how to promote information inside Russia. “Very hard question,” he added.

Among the most important steps, he said, is to “fund Russian independent media working outside of Russia.”

The Associated Press spoke to half a dozen current and former officials in the U.S. and Ukraine about the challenge. American officials acknowledged that any direct rebuttals of Russian disinformation could be quickly dismissed by Moscow as American propaganda.

Instead, they said, the Biden administration is trying to foster the flow of outside information and make it easier for ordinary Russians to learn the truth about the war themselves. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal strategy.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...ganda-bubble/ar-AAVncsO?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531
 
reagansghost said:
speaking of which, Biden and his staff are undermining Vlad's bullshit on the down low, I'm liking this......


Breaking through Putin’s propaganda bubble is a key strategic goal for Ukraine and its Western allies. They have tried a series of actions, overt and subtle, to reach ordinary Russians, from encouraging the use of software that circumvents internet blocks to having government briefings for TikTok influencers. The hope is independent voices still operating in Russia, those from the West, and direct pleas from Ukrainians can convince the masses that they’re being lied to about the war next door.

The question is no longer “what we do to stop disinformation,” former U.S. ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul said, it's how to promote information inside Russia. “Very hard question,” he added.

Among the most important steps, he said, is to “fund Russian independent media working outside of Russia.”

The Associated Press spoke to half a dozen current and former officials in the U.S. and Ukraine about the challenge. American officials acknowledged that any direct rebuttals of Russian disinformation could be quickly dismissed by Moscow as American propaganda.

Instead, they said, the Biden administration is trying to foster the flow of outside information and make it easier for ordinary Russians to learn the truth about the war themselves. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal strategy.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...ganda-bubble/ar-AAVncsO?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531
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This could get interesting but I'd rather some Russian just cap Putin in the head.
 
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