When Russia attacked Ukraine to prevent them joining NATO it was portrayed as a cowardly, unprovoked attack.

When israel attacks Iran that exercised its right to research nuclear power for civilian use it's seen as a heroic act of self defense.

I just wonder: How many westerners actually believe the narrative anymore?
It's so obviously biased it's laughable.

https://youtu.be/tGcVu2noaUU&t=323

Plus listen to this shit.
They might be baiting Iran into actually building a nuke or at least claim that they do like what they did with Iraq more than 20 years ago.

>>507341599 (OP)
Most people here realize all our news is fake, but a lot still choose to go along with the narrative because they want to be part of the in crowd

>>507341599 (OP)
Don't expect much from the west's boomer population... in fact probably better to pencil them out of the equation fully & completely. There's an old adage
'teach an old dog, a new trick'
As bewildering & confounding as it is, the vast majority of boomers, generation X, etc etc cannot wrap their minds around new information. They just can't. They've become fixated in patterns of belief & familiarity they cannot easily alter & break away from. How many people, anon, do you know , willingly went back for multiple covid, mRNA gain of function bioweapon injections? How many people do you know, still believe msm legacy media news as the gospel, despite the entire booster jabs covid, mask, lockdown OP?
Stop wasting time on people who are too dense & retarded. Full stop

And I mean think about it this way:
Building a nuke really isn't that fucking hard.
India and even Pakistan can do so it should be very much in the realm of possibilities for Iran.
And they claim that they have unsuccessfully tried for decades?
Who believes that? If they really tried they would have it in a much shorter time.

>>507342194
Yeah I've got that feeling as well. Anyone who speaks out against the bogus propaganda fed to them makes himself a target.
And that in the supposedly free west! Really makes you think.

>>507342686
Yeah good point I guess, still it's bewildering to me how most people are genuinely NPCs.