Daughter of Putin ally killed in Moscow blast [_link]

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 21, 2022

Link to Putin not substantiated, is disinformation or fake news part of UK war effort. Inexcusable.

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Nicely covered in Frank's diary Russian war aims in Ukraine

Alexandre Dugin has not been a close advisor to the Kremlin for many years. Because of his hardliner stance on foreign policy, he has become a liability. Putin will not take kindly to criticism in time of war. Wished the West would do the same with warmongers and extreme rightwing war hawks and not give them a prominent voice in the media.

An insane Dugin is used by western propaganda machine to smear Putin as we have witnessed, stating Putin himself was insane. Just keep repeating the lies by the intelligence Blob and the media and public will believe it. Such basic Goebbels theory, just so stupid.

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In last decade a list of global news that serves no purpose of human kind: Al Jazeera, Russia Today, CNNi News, even BBC News has become a virulent mouthpiece of the State, military and/or intelligence community. PROPAGANDA

Who is Alexander Dugin, the high priest of a virulent brand of Russian nationalism?

Oh well, in the same news broadcast CNN covered another global threat! #SannaMarin Did offset my pain 😂

Political leaders should not put soldiers in harm's way for stupid wars, they have a responsibility to carry ... each life lost a very devastating to loved ones, family anyplace friends. STOP WARS ☮️

Kareem Maelee Grant Nikoui Jan. 4, 2001 - KIA Aug. 26, 2021

Next item: Taiwan.

Indiana governor Eric Holcomb visits Taiwan amid rising tensions with China

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At the moment I don't yet have an opinion on who killed #Dugina and am still reading up, but if an account describes #Dugin as having had great influence on the Kremlin or repeats that ridiculous 'Putin's Brain' tag, I'm less likely to take the analysis seriously...

— Mark Galeotti (@MarkGaleotti) August 21, 2022

Further information on Darya Dugina ...

The Death of Dugina

The life story of Darya Dugina, Dugin's only daughter from his second marriage (to philosophy professor Natalia Melentieva), has some mysteries of its own. Meduza, the Russian news site in exile, reports reports that until a few years ago Dugina, who graduated from Moscow State University with a degree in philosophy in 2014 and then got the equivalent of a master's degree with a thesis on Plato, apparently kept a distance from her father's views. "Her father had no influence on her whatsoever," a male friend who preferred to remain anonymous told the site. A female college friend, Viktoria Skuibedina, said that she may have even tried to "run away from home."

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