Nigel Farage, the leader of the UK Independence Party, has openly campaigned for Trump,
even appearing in a “spin room” to plug the Republican nominee after
one of his debates with Hillary Clinton. Geert Wilders, the xenophobic
Dutch politician, showed up
at the Republican National Convention, where instead of observing, as a
Dutch Christian Democrat would have done, he agitated on behalf of
Trump, too. All of the populist parties and newspapers use the
narratives put out by Sputnik, the Russian news service that serves as an endless source of conspiracy theories and fake news. This week, a fake account
of a refugee in Austria acquitted of raping a child — originally
broadcast on Russian state TV — was repeated by Russian President
Vladimir Putin and then across Europe, including (again) in the Daily Mail.
Läs hela Applebaums text i Washington Post.
Och idag 9/11 var Applebaums text översatt i DN.
Och här en annan, mer psykologiserande artikel, av Aleksandar Hemon i DN.
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