Who was Navalny and was he an opponent? Perhaps Russians regarded him as a neoliberal Western puppet, and his approval was low. Do we know how he's perceived in Russia or how he died? The media insinuated Putin killed him, but is their proof, and why would Putin kill someone safely locked up? He may have killed him, but what would be the motives?

We protest against our government's weapons, funds, and support for a war against civilians, and it ignores the majority's demands. Yet, we're concerned with Russian politics. I don't give .000000001 shit about Russia's political situation. Our government continuously vetoes ceasefires, permitting the most significant civilian causalities in history, yet the media focuses on a Russian politician, accusing Putin of killing him. The pipeline bombings and Russian public opinion of the US are the only Russian news stories worth mentioning, but our media wouldn't dare.

Undoubtedly, Russians are thankful for our opinions about who should lead their government because the world needs Americans to direct it. After all, Americans assisted the USSR's transition to a market economy that made the Great Depression look like a cakewalk until Putin stabilized the nation, relieving mass suffering. Russians would be foolish to ignore our advice again!

The media and politicians lie about Israel but tell the truth about Russia because disinformation stops at Russia. I also wonder how Ukraine's population will produce more people to enlist in the war, but until the last Ukrainian!