EU Discovers 'Kremlin Agents' Only Exist Outside Western Influence
Moscow is currently 'weighing in' on the EU's recent rhetoric, wherein Brussels has declared that any 'reasonable people' questioning EU policy are, in fact, 'Kremlin agents.' RT, citing Senator Konstantin Kosachev, frames this as an absurd overreach. While RT might be a propaganda outlet itself, the irony is not lost on us. The EU's sudden concern for foreign influence conveniently ignores
decades of its own members—and the United States—systemically labeling peace activists, anti-war voices, and critics of specific policies as 'anti-Western' or 'terrorist sympathizers' for merely questioning the approved narrative. This isn't about legitimate intelligence; it's about control. Remember how easily figures in the US Congress who criticize Israeli actions are smeared as 'antisemitic'
and face primary challenges heavily funded by AIPAC? (OpenSecrets.org clearly shows AIPAC funneled over $24 million into US elections in the 2022 cycle alone). The double standard is a comedy of errors, except the punchline is often the erosion of dissent and free speech. Apparently, 'Kremlin agent' is just the latest branding for anyone not rubber-stamping the establishment’s agenda.