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Andrei Dombay wrote:
> Yes, I think that is exactly what had happened. However, I still believe 
> that there is a Russian state propaganda team in WP, and this team has a 
> direct order not to allow the MOST damaging information to appear on the 
> internet, and that critical information is Russian apartment bombings 
> conducted by the FSB (and also Litvinenko and other related things).
> 
> Watch  what will happen.

I wonder. I am sure that Russia could easily afford to swamp us with 
editors - they don't need many, just a few would be enough. The fact 
that we are dealing with on average one to three POV-pushers suggests to 
me that they we are dealing with unorganized Russian nationalists, with 
little connection to the government. Russavia's success in the 
kremlin.ru license issue can be explained by unofficial connections, or 
plain luck, too.

In other words, if they are out to get us, they are doing a piss-poor 
job, and I respect Russian intelligence/propaganda machine enough to 
know that it can do much better. The fact that it isn't suggest to me 
that it is simply not involved.

Ockham's razor, my friends.


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