DISINFO: Americans developed a technology that can strip states of their sovereignty without war
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Hybrid war Colour revolutions Conspiracy theory Sovereignty Information war

DISINFO: Americans developed a technology that can strip states of their sovereignty without war

SUMMARY

Americans have developed a technology that can exploit states, completely strip them of their sovereignty and identity, and subject them to American will without war, by influencing society and forming new indicative symbols in it, directing this society against the state through national administrations, and forcing it to submit to the will of America.

RESPONSE

The article’s message is consistent with the broad pro-Kremlin narrative that depicts ordinary political opposition as attempts by the United States or the West to instigate unrest aimed at overthrowing unwelcome regimes in post-Soviet states and other regions.

This narrative claims that protests, disorders and civil uprisings are never manifestations of popular discontent or the results of internal political discussions or dynamics, but are merely 'colour revolutions' directed and funded by Western intelligence services or other Western actors in order to destabilise targeted foreign states and bring about regime change. As such, this narrative is based on a disregard for local peoples' aspirations.

Read similar cases in our database claiming that colour revolutions and NGOs lead to the destruction of states, Armenia is an example, that conflicts in post-Soviet space are part of the policy of containment of Russia, that the West is behind the protests in Belarus, that the Arab Spring was organised by the West, and that Americans and Europeans are orchestrating protests around the world.

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