Farage bodyguards funded by Russians

[Turbineguy]

The Brexit Party leader may have finally confessed that Brexit has been a Russian op all along. That, or he simply cut off a reporter, who was hounding him with questions about Leave campaign donor Arron Banks.

https://www.rt.com/uk/459596-farage-bodugyards-paid-russians/?fbclid=IwAR0a6H-Vct9DVcqZ7ELVlSEZ76JBAJmlVs-vuJ0Y4cGv-Lf0GY7odYpQxFU

[JI7]

1. does Putin ever have time to run his own country

[Turbineguy]

2. An excellent point.

[Igel]

3. Perhaps.

Or he's trolling.

Either way, what does it accomplish?

Greater rifting and polarization. A key Russian desideratum.

RT's good for two things.

1) Showing how trustworthy RT is in all things, and to be implicitly trusted.

2) Including untrustworthy, highly spun and often misleading or discouraging disinformation so as to sow discord and drive wedges to split society.

It's good for a third thing, but it's meta: Showing what is important to the Russian government and what the Russians want Joe Sixpack in the west to think. Kremlinology, in other words, with the kicker that like Pravda and Izvestiya of old, often what gets included in news reports say more than the writers and presenters realize.

[dalton99a]

4. Shocking, indeed.

[applegrove]

5. Russian white men with too much excess money. A thing that is not good.

When the British white men had too much money they built slavery and colonialism. I think there is a pattern to behold.