How many times must we repeat: in this war which the US and NATO have started against Russia, force will decide the outcome, not words. So if President Joseph Biden (lead image, centre) and his Secretary of State Antony Blinken (left) are afraid of running the risk of losing the former - watch the Donbass in the coming weeks —
they will stick to wars of words; that's propaganda, info-war, cyber-war.
In wars of words, truth isn't the first
casualty. It's the first weapon - that's to say, our side's truth is our weapon; the other side's truth is a pack of lies (aka deception, disinformation, active measures, trolling). By the way, the US Constitution's free speech amendment is a two-edged sword in this war-making. Our side's freedom to speak the truth or to tell lies is lawful; the other side's freedom to speak their truth on our side of the front
is an indictable crime, according to the Department of Justice. It's foreign agent influence
peddling, election interference, sedition, or (if Julian Assange did it) espionage.
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