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[iDemo]

sta se desava sa Poljkom i zasto su toliko prsli?

Oni su uvek bili takvi - sad su samo malo vise digli glavu i landaraju okolo lozeci se na shibicu da ce zli Rusi kol'ko sutra da ih napadnu jer nemaju valjda pametnija posla...

[namenski]

Pa ce onda Zapad da ih uobicajeno efikasno pomogne...

Kao i toliko puta do sada...

[Lord Protector]

EU Parliament approves resolution to counter Russian media ‘propaganda’

RT, Published time: 23 Nov, 2016 12:22 Edited time: 23 Nov, 2016 14:03

 

MEPs in Strasbourg have voted on a non-legislative resolution which calls for the EU to “respond to information warfare by Russia.” RT and Sputnik news agency are alleged to be among the most dangerous "tools of Russian propaganda."

The EU Parliament's resolution demonstrates "political degradation" in regard to the "idea of democracy" in the West, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday, commenting on the vote.

Putin pointed out that while "everyone tries to lecture" Russia on democracy, European lawmakers themselves resort to a policy of restrictions, "which is not the best way" to deal with any issues.

Adding that he hopes the Western move to "counter Russian propaganda" won't lead to serious restrictions, the president congratulated RT and Sputnik journalists on their work.

In the Wednesday vote, 304 MEPs supported the resolution based on the report ‘EU strategic communication to counteract propaganda against it by third parties’, with 179 voting against it and 208 abstaining.

Written by a Polish member of the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) group, Anna Fotyga, the report alleged that Moscow aims to "incite fear and divide Europe," and called for the establishment of measures to tackle the perceived Russian propaganda threat.

The report suggests that Moscow provides financial support to opposition parties and organizations in EU member states, causing disintegration within the bloc.

At the same time, Russia is accused of "information warfare," with such entities as RT TV channel, Sputnik news agency, Rossotrudnichestvo federal agency and the Russkiy Mir (Russian World) fund alleged to be among its most threatening propaganda "tools."

The document also places Russian media organizations alongside terrorist groups such as Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL).

Sputnik has already appealed to the UN, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) and a number of international journalists' organizations and NGOs, including Reporters Without Borders, to take measures to stop what it considers to be interference into freedom of speech in the EU.

"The resolution hits straight at a number of respected media, including Sputnik agency, and has an aim to stop their activity in the EU. Moreover, the resolution bluntly contradicts the  EU's own human rights and freedom of press norms," reads the letter signed by Sputnik Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan.

Before the Wednesday vote, the document had been criticized by some MEPs, who called it both "insane" and "ridiculous." The EU "desperately needs an enemy, be it Russia or any other," that it can blame for any of its own failures, French MEP Jean-Luc Schaffhaueser told RT. Spanish MEP Javier Couso Permuy said "it fosters hysteria against Russia," while British MEP James Carver noted the report is "worryingly reminiscent of the Cold War."

Moscow earlier said it would be forced to take reciprocal steps to the EU lawmakers' "unfriendly actions." Having called the MEPs' move "cynical," the Russian Federation Council member on international affairs, Igor Morozov, said that European lawmakers "should be aware that their unfriendly actions" would cause a "very tough response" from Moscow.

 

 

Edited November 23, 2016 by slow

[Lord Protector]

MEPs sound alarm on anti-EU propaganda from Russia and Islamist terrorist groups 

 

PLENARY SESSION Press release - External relations − 23-11-2016 - 13:35

 

Propaganda pressure on the EU from Russia and Islamist terrorist groups is growing, MEPs warn in a resolution voted on Wednesday. It seeks to distort the truth, incite fear, provoke doubt and divide the EU. To counteract anti-EU campaigns, MEPs suggest reinforcing the EU’s tiny “strategic communication” task force and investing more in awareness raising, education, online and local media, investigative journalism and information literacy.

“I was given the task of describing the propaganda of both state and non-state actors. We have seen many transformations of it. As regards the Russian Federation, the situation is now clear. After its annexation of Crimea and aggression in the eastern part of Ukraine, many countries are fully aware of its disinformation and manipulation“, said rapporteur Anna Fotyga (ECR, PL). “This report, in the course of its preparation, was also a target of hostile propaganda”, she added.

The resolution stresses that the EU needs to counter disinformation campaigns and propaganda from countries, such as Russia, and non-state actors, like Daesh, Al-Qaeda and other violent jihadi terrorist groups.

Hostile propaganda against the EU and its member states seeks to distort the truth, provoke doubt, divide the EU and its North American partners, paralyse the decision-making process, discredit the EU institutions and incite fear and uncertainty among EU citizens, says the text.

Russia seeks to divide

MEPs warn that the Kremlin has stepped up its propaganda against EU since annexing Crimea and waging hybrid war in the Donbass. They note that ”the Russian government is employing a wide range of tools and instruments, such as think tanks [...], multilingual TV stations (e.g. Russia Today), pseudo-news agencies and multimedia services (e.g. Sputnik) [...], social media and internet trolls, to challenge democratic values, divide Europe, gather domestic support and create the perception of failed states in the EU’s eastern neighbourhood”.

The resolution stresses that the “Kremlin is funding political parties and other organisations within the EU” and deplores “Russian backing of anti-EU forces” such as extreme-right parties and populist forces.

Daesh targets the EU

 

As the EU and its citizens are major targets of Daesh, MEPs call on EU member states to work more closely to protect society from its recruitment drives and enhance resilience against radicalisation. They also suggest developing a narrative to counter Daesh, “including through the empowerment and increased visibility of mainstream Muslim scholars who have the credibility to delegitimise Daesh propaganda.”

 

Information literacy

To counteract anti-EU campaigns, MEPs suggest investing in awareness raising, education, online and local media, investigative journalism and information literacy, which would empower citizens to analyse media content critically.  It is equally important to adapt communication to specific regions, including access to information in local languages, says the text.

 The resolution also suggests deepening EU and NATO cooperation on strategic communication, reinforcing the EU’s 9-strong strategic communication task force and providing more support to boost media resilience in EU neighbourhood countries.

The resolution was approved by 304 votes to 179, with 208 abstentions.

Procedure:  Non-legislative resolution

 

kakav kretenizam, think_tanks&internet_trolls  

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[frn1782]

Pokusavaju da cenzurisu svoje lokalne narastajuce desnicare pa im treba izgovor za ne bas tako demokratske mere.

Rusi da ih nema od blata bi ih pravili.

Ovo ce u praksi da znaci samo jos vise bacenih para na beskorisne poslove i gomilanje administracije.

[Eraserhead]

A ja mislio da je EU "privezak amerike" u spoljnoj politici. Kad ono EU agresivnija.

 

Dobra ideja samo je trebalo uraditi to pre par godina.

[Lord Protector]

U pravu si, sad je kasno. Ovo je kao nemački poziv za odbranu Novog evropskog poretka od sovjetske pošasti 1944-te

 

 

 

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[Tribun_Populi]

Trla baba lan. Ovi sve više i više podsećaju na SFRJ i njenu saveznu administraciju u osvit rata. Ceo svet se menja a oni vrte istu priču za koju malo koga briga.

 

Narednih par godina će joj biti ključne, ako to pregura čitava a nadam se da hoće, možda od nje nešto i bude.

 

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[Prospero]

tribune, europarl pozvao da se formira evropska odbrambena unija, spremi se da vadiš moneovu sliku ispod uglja
 
ne ovog monea
 

 
ovog

 

[Tribun_Populi]

Tu su, i on i Šuman.

 

Ne ovaj Šuman

 

 

ovaj

 

 

 

 

Ček da vidimo šta će na to reći frankoalemanski elektorat dogodine, bez toga su sve to puste želje srbijanske...

 

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Edited November 24, 2016 by Tribun_Populi

[Prospero]

kakav elekorat, jel imamo neizabrane eurokrate? imamo

 

jel možemo da zajebemo elektorat kad na referendumu kaže da nešto neće? možemo (osim za brexit, tu šut šimikama u bulju, ima da se poštuje glas maloengleza)

 

dakle, džabe glasanje, the time is nigh

[namenski]

tribune, europarl pozvao da se formira evropska odbrambena unija, spremi se da vadiš moneovu sliku ispod uglja

 

ne ovog monea

 

 

ovog

 

Nisi ti to dobro uklavirio, fali ti 1 n :P

[MancMellow]

spremi se da vadiš moneovu sliku ispod uglja

 

 

 

 

 

a de golovu da ipak ostavi za svečanije prilike  ^_^

[Prospero]

tribun je praunik™, u glavi ima ceo privredni in politični sistem, zna on šta treba

[Tribun_Populi]

a de golovu da ipak ostavi za svečanije prilike ^_^

Uze mi reč iz usta [emoji1]

 

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