Friday, October 9, 2026

The reason why the media is running the...

Editor's note: ...constant barrage of negative reporting about Russia is because the media is the government. One more contrived event, one more scare, another operation to create fear and anxiety in the targeted population running up to a European war on Russia. When the media keeps people who are experiencing increasing poverty in a permanent state of trauma it is easier to control them. Get the most recent take and insights on this latest "plague" PSYOP here, here, here, and here.
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The only plague in Russia is the Mainstream Media

By Tim Kirby | October 9, 2026

We are going to talk about various aspects of the supposed 'plague outbreak' in Russia but there is a greater tendency at hand when we look at the media interpretation of this event be it real, fake, or an enigma of sorts. If anyone is familiar with my work they would have heard me say something to the effect of "everything you know about Russia, written in English, is a lie" and I still believe this statement. When Western politicians declare that "Russia has the economic potential of Spain" or that "Russia is Nigeria with snow" or other such statements they are not lying in a direct and conscious way.

Based on all the data and information that they have 'over there' about Russia's economy this view was logically ‘true’. If you crunch the numbers based on Western data then I guess Russia is just an enigmatic economy wrapped in mystery the size of a second-tier EU nation, but obviously this is not the case in reality. Russia is horribly draconian and repressive, because it is written all over the place that this is indeed the case. The calculations that Russia would immediately fold and that the 'Ruble would be rubble' after the Special Military Operation began were not fake, they were just based on false data. If you look at the West's information about Russia, it would really seem that the nation's economy stands only on oil prices, the population is waiting for a single spark to rise up against the tyrant, and that overall, the house of cards is just waiting to be blown over. But as the war years have proven, this has not been the case, but the initial calculations were 'correct' based on the data put into them.

Even the famous quote by Lenin that "a lie told often enough become true" ironically may not have ever been said by him, but this pseudo statement makes Russia look bad so the West keeps saying it. In Russia, because some people have been arrested for online activities since the start of the Special Military Operation, that would include organizing terrorism, this is "bad", but the fact that there are 70 times more people behind bars in the UK for what they have said online doesn't count, because that is different and has never once been considered by a British journalist. Arrests for statements and actions online only applies to those who are bad as proof that they are bad.

If Russia’s army is strong this is militarism, if Russia's army is weak this is proof of corruption and ineptitude. If there are trials for corruption this is proof of the heavy-handed Putin regime taking out its enemies, and if there were not trails for corruption then it is proof of corruption and the totalitarian control of the regime. There is no possible win state for Russia in the Western press, even during the supposed media friendly treatment of Yeltsin in the good ole days, the entire establishment was an orgy of shadenfraude at the downfall of the USSR and humiliated state of 90s Russia.
To put things in very blunt terms: if something happens or is said to have happened related to Russia:

-If the Russian media goes along with it then that is proof that Russia is bad

-If the Russian media resists that is proof of a cover up for the evil deed that proves Russia is bad

– Ultimately, any action or inaction by Russia is bad and proof of its badness
CNN's take on this issue is stock Russophobia

And right on cue comes CNN to prop up this plague narrative that seems to be fake at its core. But we will talk about what is actually happening with this 'outbreak' a bit later, but for now let's stick to the media side of things. Even in the title of the CNN article in question "Checklists, masks and mystery: What we know about the plague scare in Russia" you can already see the spin revving up.

"Russian authorities have sought to allay global worries over the death of a young woman who worked at a Siberian anti-plague laboratory. But moves to isolate her contacts and introduce new disease-control measures at local hospitals have raised concerns among people who fear they're not being told the full story."

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