[JohnR34231]

This is quite something, on many levels. Though there is a lot of delusion and wishful thinking based on believing your own bullshit, even these Russian propagandists are raising some truthful questions on the minds of many. I think the most important one is if Kherson is Russian, why is Russia leaving it?

My question is, at what point - due to the unable to be hidden from view realities - do the Russian people stop trusting the government? I mean these guys obviously can't say they no longer trust the government or they will be off the air, but it's also clear they know they can't completely deny reality because as much as Russia tries to suppress truth, there are so many sources of information that can't be controlled, the truth about Russian failures in Ukraine, and the collateral damage to the country as a result, is seeping out and being felt.

Russians supporting Putin at this point would be like Stanford fans wanting David Shaw to get a 10 year contract extension about now. The fever has to break at some point. When will it?  

[tweet]https://twitter.com/JuliaDavisNews/status/1591529223763673091[/tweet]

Nice to know that the U.S. isn't the only country that has prominent people who are detached from reality.

[JohnR34231]

This is quite something, on many levels. Though there is a lot of delusion and wishful thinking based on believing your own bullshit, even these Russian propagandists are raising some truthful questions on the minds of many. I think the most important one is if Kherson is Russian, why is Russia leaving it?

My question is, at what point - due to the unable to be hidden from view realities - do the Russian people stop trusting the government? I mean these guys obviously can't say they no longer trust the government or they will be off the air, but it's also clear they know they can't completely deny reality because as much as Russia tries to suppress truth, there are so many sources of information that can't be controlled, the truth about Russian failures in Ukraine, and the collateral damage to the country as a result, is seeping out and being felt.

Russians supporting Putin at this point would be like Stanford fans wanting David Shaw to get a 10 year contract extension about now. The fever has to break at some point. When will it?  

[tweet]https://twitter.com/JuliaDavisNews/status/1591529223763673091[/tweet]

Nice to know that the U.S. isn't the only country that has prominent people who are detached from reality.