And the Good evening. It's Friday, September 8th. Welcome to a new episode of

System Update. Our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern exclusively

here on rumble the free speech alternative to YouTube. Tonight what does it mean

to be pro-Russian? That was the question we examined on Wednesday night when we

dissected a new report commissioned by the European Union, conducted by an

Omidiar funded group of self-proclaimed disinformation experts, which was trumpeted by the Washington Post and went

super viral as was predictable.

The central accusation against Twitter and other big tech companies was captured by the

post headline quote

musk new Twitter policies help spread Russian propaganda the EU says but when you

dig into that report as we did, one finds that pro-Russia propaganda means anything

that deviates from US policy and EU narratives about the war. So merely questioning

the desirability of the NATO role in Ukraine or the which the EU wants to have banned.

The purpose of the study of this narrative created by the Washington Post manifestly

is not just to stigmatize but to banish all war dissent.

Concrete proof of our observation

emerged almost immediately after our program aired.

A new biography of Elon Musk claims that

Must denied Starlink services to the Ukrainian military, specifically to its fleet of

submarines as they prepared to attack the Russian Navy.

Must company, Space Act, Space Acts, controls more satellites

than any company or government in the world,

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