Comments by "Aaron Okeanos" (@AaronOkeanos) on "The strategy behind Russia's disinformation campaigns | DW Analysis" video.

Here my recommendation: 1) Watch and Listen multiple news sources 2) Watch and Listen multiple news sources from different countries. Some countries provide english speaking sources for foreigners even if the native language is different so you can at least listen to them if you only speak english (like DWNews). If you can than listen in the native language. 3) Check the bias and the funding of the news source. If the news source is transparent and open about it or try to hide, obfuscate or even lie about it. The latter is a very bad sign. 4) If the source is telling the truth do not care about bias use the opportunity to see the truth with an opinion from another perspective ... but ignore the source when you detect intentional attempts at misinformation or lazyness on reseach and/or lack of detail. Bias is not the problem you can always make your own opinion ... only the truth matters (= that the information is truthful AND complete). 5) Do not trust any information blindly. Apply a healthy level of doubt and scrutiny to each information until you get a more complete picture and there are no inconsistencies.
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Because Russias national bank and Putin is doing everything to support it ... on extremly high costs for Russias economy and financial future. This support cannot be uphold endlessly and it comes at a terrible backlash at some point.
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Is disagree. There is Truth and there is Untruth. An information cannot be both.
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@TeddyKrimsony If the current sanctions prove anything that the opposit of what you saying. It's a Krap Statement Theodore.
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Do you really argue because someone lies you are free to lie yourself?
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Just the russian government. The Russian people are not the problem they are victims like the Ukrainians but are made to believe Putin has their best interest in mind which is rubbish Putin only cares about himself and he is robbing Russia riches in the meantime.
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Rubbish. A Lie can never be the Truth. A misinformation can be accidentally or intentionally considered the Truth but it will never become it. And in the end the Truth will always come out it's just a matter of time because Lies do not fit into reality at some point they make no sense or not do fit to other things while the truth does not have this problem.
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I think it was the other way around. Ask the Murdoch Family about this. It's their idea and they act globally you can find them in all countries to various degrees.
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