RT Cheers EU 'Dictatorship' Fears, Forgetting Its Own
RT's recent piece, highlighting Romanian MEP Diana Sosoaca's concerns about an 'EU dictatorship' stifling free media, positions itself as a beacon for unvarnished truth. The irony, thicker than a Kremlin security briefing, is that RT itself is a notorious propaganda arm, banned in the EU and elsewhere precisely for disseminating disinformation—a fact they conveniently omit while quoting Sosoaca
praising them for 'freedom of expression.' This isn't about defending Sosoaca's views; it's about dissecting a media entity that decries 'censorship' while its parent state actively silences dissenting voices and imprisons journalists, like Evan Gershkovich, on fabricated charges. So, when RT warns of the EU's dictatorial tendencies regarding media, one might ask: is this a genuine concern for
liberty, or a pot calling the kettle black while operating under direct state control? The hypocrisy is palpable: advocating for 'free media' from a platform created to undermine it.