

Germany hadn’t done those things in the 1930s. They didn’t start that until the 1940s.
The problem here is that many people are unaware that the CIA formed and funded many ultra far right militant groups all across Russia, what is now the former soviet block and Europe. They did this since the end of WW2 and it was funded by the CIA selling heroine out of Myanmar and having the sicilian and caucasian mob sell it for them, under operation gladio. This crime is the actual, real reason for the rise of the far right in Europe. Securing a route to the opium fields in northern laos was the real reason for the Vietnam war and why they dripped more bombs on Laos than Vietnam, during the war. Myanmar used to be the world’s largest supplier of illegal opium from the 1950s right up until it was replaced by Afghanistan in the early 00s. I wish I was lying.
The Russian mafia, the KGB and these ultra far right groups formed the basis of putins government. They’re like his version of blackshirts but much better armed.
Not that I’m saying you agree or disagree to any of those individually. But, I hope I can help better demonstrate some of the parallels that the article did.
But yeah, once again the American CIA created a monster and the rest of the world has to deal with it. America is a rouge intelligence agency, with a country attached to it.
Edit: sorry for the rant. I just kept going. Thought it might interest someone.
It’s bizzare, you started off by saying “No” in a willful display of poor social skills but then went on to say very little that I’ve disagreed with.
I mean, I didn’t say that each country didn’t have their own lobby, now did I?
The pressure and the money to actually change things and control your country’s entire online media narrative is controlled by a very small number of US companies. They use this power to rig elections and force law like the above through. I understand that wi be difficult reading for some Americans who don’t like that they’re now the colonising Empire but, that doesn’t change that the main problem with sorting our own digital data laws hasn’t been meddling by American business interests.
Have you got anything more than “I don’t like this. So, it isn’t true?”