DISINFO: De-Americanisation is on, the idea of Black Khalifate is coming
DISINFORMATION CASE DETAILS
  • Outlet: imhoclub.by ( archived) *
  • Date of publication: June 14, 2020
  • Outlet language(s): Russian
  • Countries / regions discussed: US

DISINFO: De-Americanisation is on, the idea of Black Khalifate is coming

SUMMARY

A statue of Columbus was toppled in the US. The toppling of monuments means de-Americanisation which will be followed by ideological oblivion. A cult of anarchy promoted by groups of drug addicts and subculture of sexual minorities replaces the old white colonial concept. We are seeing how the black population of North America is developing a new religion with George Floyd as Jesus’s reincarnation. It is proclaimed that black people are divinely anointed. Soon black people will dispute their right to universal sanctity with the Ukrainians. I wish they could confront each other. It will be not surprising to learn about an idea of a new global Negro Khalifate. This will be so if a “wrong” candidate wins the US presidential election. If he could withdraw his candidature, everything would instantly calm down.

RESPONSE

Recurring pro-Kremlin narrative that the protests in the US caused by the death of George Floyd are in the interests of some in the US. Without explicitly naming the 'wrong' candidate, the publication seemingly hints at Donald Trump and therefore alleges the US Democrats' connection with the protests. The article also contains groundless, preposterous generalisations concerning the intentions and active societal actors behind the protests. Pro-Kremlin media have been exploiting the US crisis to push various disinformation narratives, such as the riots being staged by the Democratic Party or to portray it as the Deep State’s attempt to create an “American Maidan". Protests in the US against police brutality and institutional racism broke out in different states sparked by the death of George Floyd.

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