> American narratives are sometimes true.

And too often they are sheer projection.

> Yes, Russia is an enemy of world peace and humanity, and Europe and the US in particular, their brutality in wars they've chosen speaks for itself.

War is war, the people who these days act like the war in Ukraine is "extra brutal" are mostly falling for propaganda and have already forgotten what "western war" looks like [0]

Or how this kind of brutality's has been a constant for these last two decades in the MENA region, in no small part to the US and its vassal states.

> Yes, we all know the Americans have chosen quite some wars themselves, but they didn't employ WWI tactics destroying every civilian anything, and they didn't mass kidnap children.

This is just revisionism. The invasion of Iraq, and most Western interventions, started by bombing and leveling most civilian infrastructure. In Iraq that was called "shock and awe" [1], killed several thousand civilians in the first weeks of the invasion alone.

"Mass kidnapping children" is another one of those propaganda golden oldies. The CIA spread similar propaganda about the USSR, was blasting the whole island of Cuba with it [2]. Americans, and some Cubans, were so outraged about it, they started kidnapping Cuban children to protect them from getting kidnapped by Communists [3].

> I didn't mean that Nazis were foreign supported

But they actually were, got a lot of their funding from over the pond out of the US, it's very much how the Bush dynasty became a dynasty, the Rockefellers were straight up funding eugenics programs in Nazi Germany.

> but that today Russia supports various parties across Europe

Germanys current foreign minister was literally groomed in the US's Young Leaders Program, which is a constant for most German politics; US interests everywhere, even above the rights and laws that are supposed to protect the German people.

> quite similar in spirit to the Nazi exploitation of democracy for their own goals

How so? Did I miss the massive fire in the state Duma? No offense, but all you are doing is regurgitating the 101 of propaganda [4], straight down to the "They are worse than Nazis, while we only fight for a just and noble cause!" bit [5].

Which as a German, is getting quite tiresome because it's so common. Whenever the US declares somebody the enemy, the WWII and Nazi comparisons are sure to follow.

At this point it's not just quite predictable, but it constantly belittles the actual Holocaust and the crimes of the actual Nazi regime.

> AfD-Russia links https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AfD_pro-Russia_movement

> RN in France was literally bailed out by Russian loans ( from banks close to the government).

Now start tracking US money in European politics, if you need some pointers; The aforementioned Young Leaders Program, the Transatlantic Bridge, Council of Foreign relations, news media publishers having the unconditional US support literally as part of their company guidelines (Springer).

Former German defense ministers are now working in the US as consultants, the very same US consultants who are then responsible for German policy decisions, like in regards to the Bundeswehr [6]. This kind of "fealty" reaches all the way into affecting what should be justice [7] and makes a complete sham of Germanys allegedly "neutral" position.

It's also not unique to Germany; During the Cold War the US was supporting and funding all kinds of fascist movements throughout Europe for it's NATO stay behind operations [8], that also involved operating in non-NATO countries, to influence the domestic politics in their and NATO's favor.

One would need to be naïve to assume these efforts have simply stopped.

> The American "corporate money is free speech" is one of the stupidest things to come out of their legal system.

Yet has literally nothing to do with Russia, Ukraine or Europe. Or is this an attempt to frame even Citizen United as the fault of Russia?

[0] https://www.nytimes.com/2003/04/29/international/worldspecia...

[1] https://reliefweb.int/report/iraq/water-under-siege-iraq-usu...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Swan

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Peter_Pan

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falsehood_in_War-Time

[5] https://apnews.com/article/c456d72625fba6c742d17f1699b18a16

[6] https://www.capital.de/wirtschaft-politik/wie-mckinsey-bei-d...

[7] https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/12/08/germany-could-have-deli...

[8] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Gladio