millennialchaos

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[–] millennialchaos@lemmygrad.ml 11 points 11 hours ago

Radio Free Asia and Radio Free Europe were started by the CIA during the cold war to propagandize against their communist enemies. They are currently run by US Congress through the USAGM. It's American state media. In regards to the DPRK, Radio Free Asia is known for spreading some of the most egregious, false propaganda, exclusively using anonymous sources. They've become a complete laughingstock in leftist circles and outside of the imperial core.

Radio Free America is the opposite. I created it to propagandize about America in a similar manner. Difference is, I don't have to lie about the US. They are the comically evil dictatorship that they make their enemies out to be.

[–] millennialchaos@lemmygrad.ml 7 points 11 hours ago (2 children)

??? My channel is a parody of RFA, lmao.

 

Talking about the terrorist designation the US State Department applied to the DPRK and if it's valid.

[–] millennialchaos@lemmygrad.ml 30 points 2 months ago (1 children)

I know what you mean, and the cia sources are one thing, but the junk science should not make it past the editor or whatever

[–] millennialchaos@lemmygrad.ml 19 points 5 months ago (1 children)

Yea, I'm gonna do a full debunk of this video tomorrow, I only addressed the HRW thing and he already blocked me, so time to dismantle every one of his arguments

 

HRW put out a new report fearmongering about the 'closing of north Korea' and as with all HRW reports about AES states, it's chock full of CIA funded nonsense.

I know most comrades know about Radio Free Asia and how it was started by the CIA to propagandize against America's enemies, but not enough know about DailyNK. It's funded by the National Endowment for Democracy ('funded' might be putting it lightly, their press kit states that without the NED they couldn't exist). The NED is a CIA cutout as admitted by both of its founders:

In 1986, NED's President Carl Gershman said that the NED was created because "It would be terrible for democratic groups around the world to be seen as subsidized by the CIA. We saw that in the 1960s and that's why it has been discontinued".[71] Throughout the course of a 2010 investigation by ProPublica, Paul Steiger, the then editor in chief of the publication said that "those who spearheaded creation of NED have long acknowledged it was part of an effort to move from covert to overt efforts to foster democracy" and cited as evidence a 1991 interview in which then-NED president Allen Weinstein said, "A lot of what we do today was done covertly 25 years ago by the CIA."[15]

See also: GrayZone grilling the current VP of the NED

If you get the PDF version of this HRW report, you can search the whole thing including the footnotes for 'Daily NK'. 57 results. There's also 8 hits for Radio Free Asia, of course. Just like Radio Free Asia, DailyNK exclusively uses anonymous, almost certainly non-existent sources. Here's an example, the first DailyNK citation in the report (emphasis mine):

Around 200 North Korean soldiers from several branches of the military have died from symptoms that may have been caused by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), Daily NK has learned.

A Daily NK source inside North Korea’s military reported on Mar. 6 that the military’s medical corps had sent a report detailing the impact of COVID-19 on the country’s soldiers to military leaders.

Every. Single. DailyNK article is like this, just like every single RFA article. They're CIA backed/funded organizations that exclusively use anonymous sources, yet Human Rights Watch and other orgs, along with all of western media, seems fine with citing them for the majority of their DPRK coverage.

The crux of this HRW report is literally based on a mistranslation that was first reported by RFA and then further spread by DailyNK. They purposely mistranslated a word, resulting in them lying about the DPRK issuing orders for soldiers monitoring the border to shoot dead anyone on sight. What they actually ordered, is for warning shots to be fired before switching to live ammunition if absolutely necessary. Here's a good article debunking their nonsense.

The HRW report also draws on the 2014 UN Commission of Inquiry about the DPRK, which is widely cited despite it being based on an admitted liar's testimony, along with testimony from a few western stooges from CIA funded think tanks. Here's the first day of hearings, you can see that the first speaker, the star witness, if you will, is Shin Dong-Hyuk. He's the subject of this Guardian article about how he recanted most of his story. That article is from 8 years ago. We've known that the star speaker for this COI is an admitted liar for 8 years, and HRW still cited it.

If you look at day 2 of the Washington DC hearings, you'll see Victor Cha, who is a former advisor to George W. Bush and now works for CSIS, which is funded by a smattering of American corporations and defense contractors and various governments that are hostile to the DPRK, including, of course, the US. CSIS spread tons of propaganda about the PRC and the DPRK.

You'll also see Marcus Noland and Andrew Natsios at that Washington hearing, both of which also work for organizations with similar funding to CSIS.

Yea... it's CIA nonsense all the way down.

[–] millennialchaos@lemmygrad.ml -2 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

Yes. It is either torture or it’s not.

Hey numbnuts. I know my sister isn't, for instance, allergic to whatever chemical is in the spray. Does Mark Rober? May I approach you randomly in public and spray this stuff in your face? Just a harmless prank, right?

What he's doing is literally illegal, by the way. Booby trapping is illegal. People don't care because it's being done to a group of poor people who is demonized by libs like you.

I have genuinely no clue what you are trying to say here.

You are willing to ignore what you consider to be harmful abuse that Mark Rober is instilling upon the working class to bolster your dogshit point. You are pathetic.

And? I said low risk not no risk. It is also low risk to fly and yet planes crash sometimes dosen’t stop people from flying. Also this case has nothing to do with porch pirating so why bring it even up?

Are the goalposts heavy? If someone shoots someone knocking on their door, they'll unload a full clip into a someone trying to steal from them

Criticizing Mark Robber is deserved but could you do that without diluting an extremely important term?

You don't want to criticize him. You want to defend him. That's why you'll nitpick the things I said in order to be PURPOSELY PROVACTIVE instead of actually addressing the point of the article. The point that you fully agree with.

What you're doing right now is defending the person you also say deserves criticism. Suck me from the back, lib

[–] millennialchaos@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 11 months ago (1 children)

what do you use for syrup? Can't find anything decent

[–] millennialchaos@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 11 months ago (2 children)

I. blamed. capitalism. The cause of my despair.

[–] millennialchaos@lemmygrad.ml -2 points 11 months ago (4 children)

my car window was broken once and $400 worth of stuff was stolen. It cost $300 to replace the window. I'm homeless, I live in my car. Do you know who I blame? Capitalism

[–] millennialchaos@lemmygrad.ml -2 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) (2 children)

Ah, so it's only torture if it comes from Gitmo, otherwise its 'sparkling chemical warfare'.

Do we have to wait until someone loses an eye from getting chemicals shot into it before we demonize this? What are we, libs?

I really hope you aren't comparing me pranking my sister by spraying fart spray in her room to rigging a package to dispense it onto your enemy, surely you aren't doing that?

I ignored the indian call center bio warfare because I don’t disagree with your analysis.

So you're morally corrupt and willing to lie to bolster your shitty point, thanks for letting me know that.

Porch pirating or grabbing something out of a car is pretty low risk

Ahem Black teen shot in the head after knocking on the wrong door

Could we perhaps cease playing 'devils advocate' when a rich white guy gets paid hundreds of thousands of dollars from an AT&T sponsorship to terrorize poor people? That would be fantastic.

[–] millennialchaos@lemmygrad.ml -2 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) (4 children)

I literally addressed this at the end of the article. I prefer theft directly from corporations. What specifically would you call this other than torture? For instance, if it was done to a truly innocent person would it just be a 'prank'? Would you like to see pranks like this done to people?

Plus you ignored the Indian call center bio warfare, where he unleashed hordes of cockroaches on workers

how does the author know that the thieves really need to steal in order to survive

why would someone steal if not to get money to live? What's the point of risking violence from cops or psychotic gun wielding bystanders?

 

Hila Klein served in the IDF, she told a story on their podcast in 2017 about how she was bored working at a desk for the IDF so she tagged along on a raid to a 'terrorist city', Ramallah. She reveals that the raids were happening nightly, and they were indeed stealing Palestinians from their homes.

Ramallah is the capital of Palestine, in the West Bank. It is considered to be the most affluent, cultural, and liberal city in Palestine. It has monuments to Yasser Arafat and Nelson Mandela.

These two are zionists, through and through. Do not believe their lies when they say they support Palestine.

See what one of these raids would be like:

https://www.tiktok.com/@millennial.chaos/video/7290695185061727494 https://www.tiktok.com/@millennial.chaos/video/7290812081798974726

 

One of the more egregious Guardian articles that I've read, for sure.

 

This is about the study that is currently pinned to the top of lemmygrad. I went a bit more in depth.

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