\nBecause an ordinary physical bullet, 9 grams, it kills a person, and he dies. But an information bullet doesn’t kill, it penetrates inside and starts working from within the person. Ukraine, for example, we saw how events unfolded. Destroying. Information weapons are akin to biological weapons. Once it infects one person, it infects everything around. He begins to transmit those thoughts. To his family, to his friends. If, God forbid, this person has an audience, a journalist, blogger, teacher, he starts telling this to a wider audience. Remember, yes, various NGOs, foundations, like NET, USAID, and others, they were essentially such information-biological weapons. They instilled in people certain meanings that they needed, well, I don’t know, that the current symbols of Belarus are not the symbols of Belarus, or that Russia oppressed some peoples there. And that Russia generally needs to be decolonized. Well, and other such nonsense. This is, of course, much more complex. This will never end. When our great homeland collapsed, they gave us this pill and said, we are now friends with you. Nothing of the kind. They had one task, which they spoke about out loud. On the territory of Russia, and in general, this is essentially a continuation of the German Ost plan, there should be no people. There should be an oil pump, a gas pipeline, there, I don’t know, you can also raise animals and wheat, yes, and all this will go to the west, to the current NATO Europe.
\nTherefore, no, at this moment, at this period of time, we should really have, well, not that military censorship, but certain rules of life. Russia has come to this, and even then not completely. Belarus has also come to this, and also not quite, in my opinion, in the right form. Well, even, let’s say, in Belarus there is no internet regulator. There are different divisions, these are security forces and not only, which manage the internet. These are extremists there.
\nAnd do you think the internet should be controlled?<\/i>
\nOf course. There is a zone of the Belarusian internet, it is very deeply, let’s say, connected with the Runet. We have a common Russian language, we are connected, that is, our interests on the internet should also be within the framework of common security.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Our verdict based on conducted analyses:<\/p>\n
\nVerdict: Incorrect<\/h2>\n
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