Russia and Ukraine flashpoint

[Jumpin]

Ryuu96 said:

Jumpin said:

They claimed they were duped - but are likely lying to cover their asses. They were caught being paid to create anti-Ukrainian and pro-Moscow content. Who else would they think is paying them loads of money to spread Moscow's misinformation and anti-Ukrainian propaganda? Also, at least some of these influencers had gone to Moscow meet with high ranking Russists in the past; Lauren Southern had meetings with Alexandr Dugin - the architect of the current Russist culture; he is also called "Putin's Brain".

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crrlv7jdnq8o
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/well-known-right-wing-influencers-duped-to-work-for-covert-russian-operation-u-s-prosecutors-say

And even if we buy that morons like Tim Pool were unaware, what does that say about their "journalistic" integrity? (Lmfao at labelling Tim Pool as a journalist though). Just shows that they accepted hundreds of thousands of $ to spew bullshit propaganda and they couldn't even be bothered to check their sources validity or the validity of what they were saying.

You'd get the same level of journalism from a parrot which is made to repeat words in a sentence.

Tim Pool straight up labelled Ukraine as the biggest threat to America and said the war began because of the NordStream attack, an attack which happened half a year after the war began, you don't have to be a genius to know that an event which happened after a war began is not what caused a war to start. Someone this fucking dumb has no right to be a journalist and talking about world events.

What is the legal penalty for collaborating with hostile foreign agents?
At one point it was life in prison, but my only source to go on this is the 1946 Hitchcock film Notorious :D