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For now, we are practicing on Ukraine, and then the turn will come to the Baltics. - Russian propagandist Mardan (streamable.com)
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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Populists have only exactly one playbook they all follow...

That's also the reason we constantly have déjà vus when looking at different countries. Doesn't matter if it's Hungary's government, Poland's (luckily soon to be gone) government, German AfD, US republicans or whoever, they all operate similiar. Also even if there are very obvious superficial differences that should bring them to different side of certain topics, they somehow manage to be best friends all the time. Because they are one big club united in fighting democracy to gain power.