Category: Fight Against Disinformation

Imran Ahmed is Who Censors Your Favourite Content Online

Censorship online has a face…

So I saw this commentary on Dr. Phil’s show which featured the American manosphere author, Rollo Tomasi and Imran Ahmed. The Dr. Phil’s show was ominously subtitled “The Demise of Guys.” The segment of the shown presented Ahmed as a man instrumental in getting Andrew Tate purged from online platforms.

Imran Ahmed is a literal grifter, the founder and CEO of Centre for Countering Digital Hate. Basically, a centre for monitoring online discourse and seeking punishment for those that deviate from the official line. Hate is actually anything they say hate is. These organisations have clients in the media they police because the latter outsource monitoring to organisations such as this. Imran is not censoring anything, he just keeps in touch with people that do.

Everything about Imran bespeaks lack of exercise, low testosterone, and untrustworthiness. I was of the opinion that Andrew Tate was cancelled because Karens complained the kiddies are getting an unhealthy dose of the truth. But this was my inner misogynist assessing the situation. More often than not it is some soy phytoestrogen addled bloke with a high pitched voice.

Now, I am not a Tate fan. I prefer content for people with three digit IQs. The guy also has weird fetishes like BDSM cosplay. He also wrote the chats for his camgirls pretending to be a female. He is a typical Pick Up freak. “For 50 bucks I will teach you how to fuck the hoes.” His content is superficial and only scratches the surface. “Derp, derp, don’t date single mothers.” I am a veteran that lives by the commandments of poon, and I don’t listen to advice like this. But all I can say is this “fuck you” attitude displayed by Tate is what got me laid, and I am not surprised the kids liked him. The manosphere content is so suppressed online, Tate must have seemed like a breath of fresh air.

Do I want Tate to be banned? Obviously not. Tate never said anything illegal and Imran can wipe his ass personal opinion. I definitely don’t want soyboys like Imran to arbitrate what I can watch online. Especially when they are talking out of their arse when defending their arguments like saying that the “manosphere ideology is toxic and unhealthy for relationships”. First off, the manosphere has no ideology, it is a collection of ideas that might be contradictory. And likewise, many of these young men will never have relationships with modern women. So why is it wrong when people like Tate or Tomasi tell them how to get laid?

A lot of manosphere content is actually very helpful to guys. For instance, the idea there is life without women. Many men put pussy first, and they make stupid decisions when they are manipulated by the pussy, real or imagined. When you stop defining your masculinity and worth according to the pussy, magical things in your life happen. You might actually stop being a pathetic simp. You might save your money, and not spend it on some e-THOT on OnlyFans. You might choose your path in life, one best suited to your talents, and not be a slave to pussy and have your life directed.

Searching the internets, I have found that Ahmed was instrumental in deplatforming Tommy Robinson, David Icke, Katie Hopkins. Basically, if you talk about the joys of mass immigration, of C19 vaccination, or say my favourite topic of war in Ukraine, you risk demonetisation and deplatforming. So basically, because of Imran Ahmed and his ilk, you cannot freely talk about things anymore. Ahmed believes deplatforming works because fewer people now watch David Icke on BitChute than they did on YouTube.

Again, I was never a fan of David Icke, I always thought he is quack. I will not visit BitChute to see his diatribes but I know that blocking people is no win. Ahmed was born in Birmingham and never lived in a Communist country where censorship was ubiquitous. In Commie Czechoslovakia there was a black market with media and information, this was before the internet. And anyone looking for David Icke can probably find him if he looks hard enough. Ultimately, influence is not about reaching a wide range of people but about reaching the committed few.

And the bottom line is, I don’t want soyboys to tell me what I should or shouldn’t watch.

Petrov’s Moldovan Passport is Fake AF

In connection with the accusations against Russian agents, Petrov and Boshirov, in the explosions in munition storages in Vrbětice, the Czech media presented fake Tajik and Moldovan passports of the perpetrators.

The problem is that any Moldovan passport can be verified on a government website. And guess what? The passport above does not pass verification…

But then the question remains, how did Petrov aka. Nikolai Popa get a visa to come to the Czech Republic? Why haven’t we seen the actual visa on which he entered the country? And where did the Czech authorities get the passport number presented?

PS: Czech media are full of articles about the danger of Russian disinformations. However, they do not feel the shame in lying to the public like this. Because, with Russia, anything goes…

Facebook Blocked A Russian News Story About Arrested Ukrainian Nazi Partisans

Three neonazis in the Russian city of Voronezh were arrested by the police for spreading hateful propaganda…

However, a report about them in the Russian media was censored by Facebook because it said the radicals had links to Ukraine. They were basing this claim on information provided by an insider in the security forces. Facebook has blocked the Russian media report after an analysis done by their Ukrainian fact checkers, the Stop Fake group. I have already featured them on this blog once. Their integrity is impeccable.

The Stop Fake argues that in the official press release of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, there isn’t anything said about Ukrainian affiliation of the arrested, and that they were all Russian citizens. This however does not mean anything. It has to be noted that following the Maidan and the outbreak of military conflict in the Donbass, many Russian Neonazis, literal Hitler worshipers, went to exile to Ukraine because over there they can practice their love for Hitler without repercussions.

I have recently found, for instance, this Neonazi Black Metal group which migrated from Tver, Russia to Ukraine. They recently held a concert in Kiev.

Many of these types have served in Ukraine’s armed forces and they have veteran organizations. My knowledge about them only scratches the surfaces, the topic of Russian neonazis in Ukraine’s forces is a topic for a separate discussion.

But bottom line is that there aren’t just links between Ukrainian and Russian neonazis and an existence of a neonazi group in Russia with contacts in Ukraine is not something implausible.

Links of Stop Fake to Neonazis

Recently, the Ukrainian Soros funded publication Zaborana mentioned some cozy relationships between representatives of Stop Fake and radical nationalists:

One month earlier on June 2nd, Zaborona’s official Facebook page shared a publication about Denis Nikitin, a key figure among European ultra-right radicals, which the social network then blocked 18 hours later. Soon after, Facebook explained that the post was removed by mistake (assumingly, due to a photograph illustrating the material, in which a Ukrainian man wrapped in a swastika flag throws his hand in the Nazi salute) and reinstated it the next day. Zaborona decided to follow up on the incident and later released the material discussing alleged links of the fact-checking project StopFake to Ukrainian far-right and neo-Nazi organisations. Zaborona journalists explained their interest by the fact that after the removal of the Facebook post, some readers recommended to search for possible motives of the new fact-checking partner of Facebook in Ukraine– StopFake.org. On March 27th, Facebook indeed confirmed its partnership with StopFake and VoxUkraine to increase its fact-checking capacities on social network pages in Ukraine.

Zaborona eventually released material that first focused on Yevhen Fedchenko – the co-founder and chief editor for StopFake and director of the Mohyla School of Journalism at National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. It pointed out Fedchenko’s habit of taking political stances, speaking against freedom of the press and on one occasion even whitewashing the reputation of a Ukrainian far-right group C14 (Sich), Ukraine’s controversial group of far-right radicals, by singling out one of its members as his respected colleague. Fedchenko has also been accused of taking the side of Myrotvorets, or Peacemaker, a Ukrainian nationalist website that in 2016 doxed the personal data of more than 5,000 Ukrainian and foreign reporters with press passes issued by the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics, labeling them “terrorist collaborators”. A closer look, however, reveals that Zaborona’s allegations seem to be taken out of context and might conceal more complex motives in explaining such statements.

Later the Zaborona report moves on to Marko Suprun, “the main face of StopFake” and the person in charge of the English-language StopFakeNews project on YouTube. According to Zaborona’s findings, Suprun has often been spotted in the company of Ukraine’s infamous far-right figures, notably Arseniy Bilodub, the founder of the far-right clothing brand SvasStone and the leader of the hatecore band Sokyra Peruna, and Andriy Sereda, the frontman of another controversial rock band Komu Vnyz. The material refers to photographs of Suprun spotted together with both Bilodub and Sereda, as well as other Ukraine’s far-right radicals, and cites the opinions of experts, who point out that StopFake has become “too politicised,” and that Marko Suprun’s friendship with the extreme right may affect the organisation’s image.

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Yevhen Fedchenko blocked me on Twitter after I shared information on Jakub Janda to him. Marko Suprun is the husband of the Ukrainian-American, former Minister of Health of Ukraine, Ulyana Suprun. I am not surprised a Ukrainian-American would hang out with neonazis since many of them are descended from fugitive Nazi collaborators, who were given shelter by the CIA as useful assets in the fight against the Soviet Union. It is without question that having not undergone any denazification, these people still adhere to radical nationalist ideals.

Earlier on this blog, Facebook hires a member of a radical nationalist party to police its website.

Meanwhile, EU vs. Disinfo is trying to say the information that information regarding Neonazis moderating Facebook is disinformation of the Kremlin and says there isn’t any evidence to make this claim. Nothing new, this blog already reported on instances of apologetics for Neonaziism in Ukraine made by that website.

The Czech Parliamentarians Write Letters to the US Congress Complaining About Media in the Czech Republic

Our elected representatives have found an interesting activity…

In the span of three months they have already sent two letters of complaint to the US Congress about the media situation in the Czech Republic.

CZECH MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT WRITE TO CONGRESS. THEY ARE CONCERNED ABOUT DISINFORMATION ON SOCIAL MEDIA. Seven out of nine factions in the parliament warn against the danger disinformation on social media presents to democracy. They are addressing the congressmen to use their influence on Facebook, Google, Twitter to make these companies behave more responsibly. Only the communists and SPD(anti-immigration right) did not join [the initiative]. (29 November 2019)
A letter was sent to the Congress, where representatives of the Czech Pirate Party (SJW leftist trash) warn against the sale Nova (TV station) to Petr Kellner. They are trying to bring the attention of the American politicians to potential pro-Chinese propaganda. Kellner says this is just for him.

The Stolen Toilets That Weren’t: How Russophobic Hoaxes Are Created

In the West, there exists a myth of a vast Russian disinformation machine. However, in reality, the Western reader is constantly bombarded with stories that disparage Russia…

Few months ago, Russia returned the ships it seized from Ukraine in 2018. Immediately after, the Ukrainian media reported toilets were stolen from the ships. I was surprised these washtubs even had toilets but a recent video that surfaced seems to suggest they did. And the toilets are still there.

What happened was, one of the toilets had an issue with flushing. But somehow the Ukrainian media interpreted it as “the Russians stole the toilets.” Western media seem to have uncritically taken them on their word.

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Hromadske’s Bohdan Kutepov is an Assohole

Following the Sentsov press conference, Hromadske’s journalist wrote on Facebook that “good” Ukrainian journalists should beat up “bad” Ukrainian journalists…

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I think this, so that we don’t see squeaking about suppression of the freedom of speech, journalists should fuck over other journalist personally. And female journalists should be fucked over by female journalists. Those that are asking stupid questions should be sat down, or simply dragged out of the hall. And those that come, pretending to be journalists, from Shariy, Medvedchuk or Kremlin dumps like Strana.ua must be mercilessly fucked over. S for Self-regulation. “WHAT WERE YOU ACCUSED OF?” “WHAT ARE YOUR CREATIVE PLANS?”

This self-regulation led to the murder of Oles’ Buzyna and started the war in the Donbass. If you don’t know what Hromadske TV is, it is grant eater institution par excellence. The Hromadske emerged in 2013 in the early days of the Euromaidan, and serviced the so called “Revolution of Dignity”. An article on Strana.ua from 2016, reveals who the sponsors are:

1) The European Commission

2) The Omidyar Network

3) USAID and its Swedish and Canadian counterparts

4) The German embassy

5) Ukrainian World Foundation – diaspora in Canada

6) The Dutch Embassy, Internews Network, Swiss Agency for Development, The Swedish International Liberal Center, The Thomson Foundation

^All of the named above support violence, repression, radical nationalism, intolerance, and ethnic cleansing…