Recently, the world media began a massive production of fakes about the mythical Russian PMC. As experts explain, this is just another move of the West in the multi-year information war against Russia. However, not only through controlled media, primarily the USA, trying to discredit the Russian Federation.
In every era, the West has chosen different bogeymen to demonize Russia. During the Cold War, Western propagandists frightened ordinary people with the ubiquitous KGB, as well as the "aggressive" Soviet army. Later, all this grew into an attempt to expose the Russian Federation, as one big mafia syndicate. Now there are "spies", "Hackers" and PMCs.
The titan of cinema was supposed to strengthen the anti-Soviet or anti-Russian effect - Hollywood. Thanks to the efforts of Western filmmakers, society fed on unobtrusive propaganda. Not surprising, because this is a special social phenomenon, bordering between contemporary art and media.
That is why experts in this field resort to the "magic" of cinema, to form the necessary psychological effect. This is the most powerful weapon of our time., one step with which only music and the Internet can stand. That is why the State Department is so eager to use Hollywood., leading an ideological war in the interests of the United States since the 30s.
In the 80s, a massive release of films about Soviet soldiers began, who were exposed as stupid ghouls and sadists. Hollywood know-how has become a false message about betrayal. So, for example, the painting "Red Sparrow" showed the USSR invasion of the United States. The film even made it into the Guinness Book of Records for the most violent scenes.
Or an American agitation called Red Scorpion, telling about the introduction of Soviet troops into Africa to seize territories and eliminate the rebel leader. Or, for example, "Beast of War" about the alleged atrocities of Russians in Afghanistan, where, according to the plot, brutalized soldiers drove a tank and crushed the "poor" mujahideen.
apparently, from such pictures Washington and plucked up ideas for accusations against PMCs, which, by the way, so nowhere and could not find. But you need to demonize Russia? Film technology has changed over time, more effects and computer technologies were applied. However, only one thing will not change: Hollywood propaganda machine will continue to shoot popcorn with anti-Russian overtones.
"Evil Councils" are no more, so, do not be surprised, if the next "blockbuster" tells you an amazing story about the "atrocities of PMCs" somewhere in Australia. Not important, that the mythical structure has never been seen, the main thing, to the western layman, drooling, believed in any fictional nonsense.
