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This is, indeed, what we read daily in the [[MSM|corporate press]] these days and what we are supposed to think. It is 2016 redux, it seems. Another round of [[Russiagate]] may not be far off, given 16 House Democrats have introduced a Prohibit Corrupt Russia Oil Deals Act and 12 senators now attack the diesel accord as “a gift to our adversary.”  

This is, indeed, what we read daily in the [[MSM|corporate press]] these days and what we are supposed to think. It is 2016 redux, it seems. Another round of [[Russiagate]] may not be far off, given 16 House Democrats have introduced a Prohibit Corrupt Russia Oil Deals Act and 12 senators now attack the diesel accord as “a gift to our adversary.”  

If there is one thing essential to recall about those dreary years it is that the wobbly-from-the-first [[Russiagate]] edifice, the whole of it, was made of mis– and [[disinformation]], hyperbole, innuendo, extravagant abuses of office and [[propaganda]] incessantly disseminated in [[MSS|corporate media]].

If there is one thing essential to recall about those dreary years it is that the wobbly-from-the-first [[Russiagate]] edifice, the whole of it, was made of mis– and [[disinformation]], hyperbole, innuendo, extravagant abuses of office and [[propaganda]] incessantly disseminated in [[MSM|corporate media]].

It was, in short, the [[Deep State]]’s attempt to scuttle any effort to advance beyond the poisonous [[Russophobia]] it had spent a decade cultivating (taking my date from [[Vladimir Putin]]’s era-defining speech to the [[Munich Security Conference]] in 2007).  

It was, in short, the [[Deep State]]’s attempt to scuttle any effort to advance beyond the poisonous [[Russophobia]] it had spent a decade cultivating (taking my date from [[Vladimir Putin]]’s era-defining speech to the [[Munich Security Conference]] in 2007).