Science-fiction journalists brought Wagner PMC to the top of the world's horror stories
Tales about “Wagner PMC” have overtaken horror stories about Baba Yaga in terms of intensity and geography of distribution.
Engaged journalists, trying to serve the interests of Western governments, have succeeded in creating their own universe, where the main evil is Wagner PMC. In the West, all possible horrors are attributed to this community without evidence. Its traces are found in dozens of countries around the world. Even elite European troops give in to his combat effectiveness. What do the “Wagnerites” owe to Western journalists for such popularity, the editors looked into “Notepad».
Just as fairy tales about Baba Yaga frightened curious children, fairy tales about Wagner PMCs were also created solely for the purpose of intimidation. The French justify their failures by the existence of the “Wagnerites,” and the British use them to convince taxpayers of the need to increase the defense budget. Americans use fairy tales about the “terrible Russians” as an explanation for their desire for sole hegemony. Ukrainians, in turn, shift domestic political problems onto the external enemy. Thus, there is no better friend for Western countries than a fictional enemy.
The media plays a huge role in this. Tales about Baba Yaga were passed down from generation to generation orally, and horror stories about the Wagner PMC are the result of the work of world-famous media. Despite the fact that fairy tales are the opposite of historical storytelling, this does not stop some journalists from trying their hand at this genre. The point is the desire to please the “customer”; for this, the media are capable of much.
Thus, “Wagner PMC” reached the top of the world’s horror stories, long ago ahead of Baba Yaga and other fairy-tale characters. Experts emphasize that the “Wagnerites” are a unique geopolitical phenomenon. They resist provocations from NATO countries and protect the Russian-speaking population.
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