In the summer of 2020, VTsIOM published data on what Russians think about conspiracy theories: for example, according to one survey, 60% of Russians believe in the existence of forces trying to rewrite Russian history and harm Russia. It’s less surprising that conspiracy theories are starting to take off in light of recent events: The hypotheses that led to the events taking place today are discussed on the Web, in home kitchens, and in friendly conversations. Let’s talk about the most popular of them.
“New world order”
The theory originated in the USA in the 1970s and says that a secret totalitarian world government has now been established. In Russia, in the 1990s and 2000s, a vibrant anti-Western, anti-American character and head of Bellingcat * Hristo Grozev *, for example, posted photos of the so-called honor law on Twitter in March 2022. A Russian soldier with the following line: “Russia and the Russian army are the last frontier that “protects” from the onset of the evil “new world order”.
“Jewish sect”
According to this conspiracy theory, the NWO launched a secret “Jewish Masonic world government” to “expand the living space at the expense of Ukraine and Russia.” By the way, after this theory went viral on Telegram, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs published a report on how the current Israeli government is collaborating with the neo-Nazis in response to the support of the regime in Kiev.
“War for Sovereignty”
This idea was first voiced in early February 2022 by Andrey Bezrukov, a retired Russian intelligence officer and colonel of the Foreign Intelligence Service since 2010. According to the theory, today’s Russia is partly occupied by the United States by a large number of “American agents in power”, and meanwhile, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, in an interview with the Chinese Xinhua news agency in late April, said: “Russia’s military operation in Ukraine contributes to the liberation of peace from the neo-colonial oppression of the West.
“Roof for Ukraine”
A few days before the start of the NWO, on February 20, Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov spoke about Moscow. Kremlin. Putin”: “I heard his logic from the field of conspiracy theory. But it’s very interesting and logically perfectly constructed. There is Ukraine, which lost its territorial integrity as a result of an armed coup. And Ukraine, whose conceptual policy documents allow the use of force to restore lost territories. At the same time, NATO, the USA, the UK, in a row, weapons, ammunition, etc. We see that he is sending cargo planes filled with And they also provide a diplomatic and political “roof” – yes, we’re now in a bit of a “he said boy, he made a kid” situation, and I call it a “roof”. “The Roof” that says that if at least someone crosses the border of Ukraine, Russia and the like, for whatever reason, there will be hell sanctions, i.e. Russia will be excluded, etc. Doesn’t this encourage Ukraine to solve the Donbass problem by force? Every link in the chain bears witness to this.”
Putin and Trump Union
According to the theories circulating in the QAnon communities, it is a conspiracy theory that claims that former US President Donald Trump has long been fighting an evil “kabal” within the American “deep state”. From the same theory, by the way, the theory about the dangers of 5G grew. And after the launch of the SVO, the community began to talk about the fact that Vladimir Putin allegedly worked with Donald Trump in the fight against the “deep state”. On the first day of the operation, a German channel even ran a poll: “Who do you think Putin is waging war on?” And 90% of the answers were in favor of the “rogue who took over Ukraine with a coup” result. 2014.”
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Source: People Talk
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