DISINFO: Religious organisations are employed in the Western war against Armenia
DISINFORMATION CASE DETAILS
  • Outlet: journal-neo.org (archived)*
  • Date of publication: April 26, 2019
  • Outlet language(s): English
  • Reported in: Issue 147
  • Countries / regions discussed: Armenia
Tags:
War preparation Conspiracy theory

DISINFO: Religious organisations are employed in the Western war against Armenia

SUMMARY

As Western NGOs have failed to draw Armenia away from its ties to Russia, religious organisations, representing the Global Government, have been employed. In the Western undeclared war on Yerevan, Mormons are playing the role of intelligence agents, as they are capable of collecting information across Armenian territory freely. In turn, the Jehovah’s Witnesses perform the role of a military service that occupies entire cities and villages, while forming their new legions from local citizens. In essence, the purpose of these sects is to conduct subversive activities, to destroy the foundations of statehood under the pretext of promoting faith.

RESPONSE

No evidence given. Conspiracy theory and recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative about Western attempts to instigate colour revolutions in EU neighbourhood.

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