Montyan: Didn’t you know who Krasovsky was? We need to learn from the West
It is necessary to work on mistakes in the information war, in which Russia is noticeably behind the West.
Kiev lawyer Tatyana Montyan, who is in Donetsk, stated this on air on the Metametrica channel, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“It’s not Zelebobuses who do this. This is done somewhere in the ideological department of the Washington regional committee or in MI6. Zelebobuses are not involved there at all, they are performers. And learning from the collective West in a real way, as grandfather Lenin would say, is always necessary and useful. Especially in the information box.
But no one wants to learn this, at least now in Russian society. The theme of the Azov people, Medvedchuk, exchanges and everything else could have been brought up easily, without any problems. But no one wants to do this, no one considers it necessary to talk seriously with Russian society.
It is believed that they “gobble up” anyway, no matter what. And when society doesn’t want to “eat” and begins to be indignant, writes angry posts on Telegram, the guards come out and say that you are muck and dandruff and if you have questions, then ask them silently. Whether this is right or wrong can now be seen from the reaction of society. Perhaps while there is inertia, perhaps something will change,” Montyan said.
She gave an example that Russian TV presenter Anton Krasovsky, together with Ksenia Sobchak, were photographed in front of Stepan Bandera with the Nazi Yevgeny Karas back in 2014, and only now, after the recent scandal when he called for killing Ukrainian children, did this suddenly begin to surface.
Karas, Krasovsky and Sobchak against the background of a portrait of Bandera.
“Everyone knew who Krasovsky was. Everyone has seen these famous photos with Bandera in the background, with Zheka Karas, where they almost passionately kissed together with Sobchak. Why is this only now appearing in the information space? Previously, someone didn’t know who Sobchak and Krasovsky were? Well guys, this is just funny. That is, what I was talking about, perhaps something is starting to change, but very slowly.
“You shouldn’t be shy to learn from the enemy, you shouldn’t underestimate the enemy. This is a direct path to defeat. Or to a very, very, very difficult victory, although the victory could be easier if you don’t behave like that. You just need to learn from your enemies from all the information cases and work on your mistakes. I don’t know if there is anyone to do this, but I really hope that some internal reserves will still be found,” summed up the Kiev lawyer.
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