First, decades of Russian art and history were quietly removed from YouTube while videos from terrorist organisations remain active. Now, entire Russian websites are effectively unsearchable on Google. We've reached a point where Yandex, despite being under the same legal constraints, often outperforms Google, providing access to information that Google fully blacklists under the guise of copyright claims or vague propaganda laws. Yandex may cite these laws, but it doesn't erase content altogether. Make of that what you will.
(Also you might not get the same results as me as it's a Europe based censor request from Lithuania)
Posted by Disastrous_Role_202
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It’s a good idea to ban foreign propaganda channels. Because that’s exactly what RT is. I remember when RT was getting big in Germany. I would say the peak was with the beginning of the refugee crisis. They were always kinda divisive. Another good example was the vaccine they were obviously against the vaccine in Germany and trying to use that topic for divisive propaganda while RT in Russia was obviously in favor of the vaccine. Btw if you would move to Russia you could use Russian internet 😉
I don’t believe
https://i.imgur.com/4nTgM8j.jpeg
Blocking Russian propaganda and simultaneously sanctioning them by limiting the reach of their media.
Donald is inhaling too deeply from Putin’s nutsack to do it.