Probably the most influential weekly political magazines in the United Kingdom are The Economist, The Spectator, and The New Statesman. All have published their latest editions in the last couple of days. Here are the results. Putin’s ‘winning in propaganda’ it says at the bottom of The Spectator’s cover. I think not.
IRRUSSIANALITY 
The Western propagandists have the huge advantage of communicating with the gullible in the world language.
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“Англичанка гадит” (с)
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There must be a whole department at The Economist dedicated entirely to creating menacing Putin/Russia covers. It’s a major preoccupation for them.
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The Economist certainly does produce a lot of such covers! Thanks for the link.
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Edward Lucas.
To be fair the always amusing Rod Liddle had a different take which they surprisingly allowed to be published.
http://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/10/stop-this-stupid-sabre-rattling-against-russia/
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Reblogged this on Scoop Feed.
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Sure, the Inner Party members (who read these small publications) get brainwashed, as they should. The proles – probably not so much. Just as the man described ~70 yeas ago; ‘hate weeks’, and all…
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Former colonials are not far behind their old masters:
^2016
^1996
Don’t mistake democratic promotion of ‘Mockracy and Liburty with totalitatrian meddlings of Despicable Regimes!
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