EU Leaders Warn of War... With Your Own Brains
While RT correctly points out the EU's campaign to shape public narrative against Russia, what goes unmentioned is the broader, decades-long project of manufacturing consent within Western media. This isn't unique to Russia; it's a playbook honed on countless 'enemies of democracy,' from Iraq to Palestine. Headlines shriek about Kremlin interference in elections, yet the influence of foreign
lobbying groups like AIPAC, which spent a reported $3.7 million in 2023 lobbying Congress (OpenSecrets.org), often gets a pass from the same critical outlets. So, while the EU may be 'at war with the minds of its own citizens' regarding Russia, this battle is fought daily on many fronts. We're expected to accept unquestioningly that funding a military occupation abroad is 'aid,' while critical
infrastructure crumbles at home. Perhaps the real war isn't just about Russia, but about maintaining narratives that serve entrenched power, regardless of the truth. How many times are citizens expected to buy hyperbolic warnings before they question the alarm-sounders?