Shunned by the guilds of day, shrouded in whispers of ill omen, he plies forbidden arts.
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Elina Svitolina and the Propaganda Machine
How a tennis champion lends her sporting reputation to Ukraine’s wartime communications, defence fundraising and military corporate partners—and why she faces less scrutiny than Russian players
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Myles David playing the race card
Why am I not surprised?
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Moïse "I want to beat the Grand Slam record" Kouamé just lost to the worst version of Musetti you'll ever see
He also showed his true colors by trying every bit of gamesmanship possible and faking injuries
Corvath Draemir retweeted
My latest paper is available on Substack (link in bio) :
Writing history before it happens:
The preemptive apportionment of blame on China
The avid reader of Western news, provided he possesses even a modicum of critical thinking, has long realized that the official narrative, which consists of demonizing, to varying degrees, any country in the Global South that is not moving toward the adoption of liberal democracy, is losing its relevance and impact.
Not to mention North Korea, Iran, Venezuela, or Russia, which are labeled the “Axis of Evil”, the case of China is revealing of Western paranoid fears and neocolonial ambitions.
China may well be a prosperous, peaceful, and conciliatory civilization-state, yet it remains the focus of intense scrutiny and increasing hostility by the Western military-media-political complex and its regional lackeys, which alternately label China a systemic rival, an existential threat, or even a sworn enemy.
It is becoming profusely clear that China is the last domino to be toppled, an ivory domino against which its Western adversaries have been grinding their teeth for over 150 years.
The official anti-China narrative has now shifted into overkill mode, consisting of exaggerations, omissions, and even lies, each more outlandish than the last, which is effectively destroying the credibility of the media-political-academic establishment.
But is the loss of credibility among Western “experts” on China, as on other topics, really a problem?
This article argues that the credibility of the anti-China narrative has never been an end in itself: the number of observers, readers, and commentators who believe and repeat the grotesque narrative that the media and think-tankers shamelessly spew about China is a bonus, not the intended goal.
Writing history before it happens, by occupying the entire information space, is the real objective.
The preemptive apportionment of blame on China is the Holy Grail.
Moïse "I want to beat the Grand Slam record" Kouamé can't even hang with the worst Musetti that's ever played
Be humble boy.
Moïse Kouamé wants to beat the Grand Slam record but can't even win a set against an out of form Musetti
Get that delusional arrogant kid out of here
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Up to 280K people who voted for the favorite WTA 1000 title run now 😂
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That rotten cabbage in the picture is Svitolina
She used to be affectionally nicknamed "小白菜", little cabbage
She's now referred to as "烂白菜", rotten cabbage, because of perceived criticism of China like sharing this pro-Taiwan independence post
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Svitolina: "I love Monfils and I always will."
Also Svitolina: "Let me tell him about the divorce over the phone in between two tennis matches while he's back home taking care of our daughter."
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Elina Svitolina says her marriage with Gael Monfils is ending for multiple reasons, it’s not simply about one thing, ‘It's not always possible to explain everything behind such personal & difficult decisions in a single post. And honestly, some things are simply too personal to share publicly’
“I just want to clarity my previous post a little, because I realized that not
everyone, especially my international audience, fully understood what I was trying to say.
In that post, I shared only one of the reasons that influenced my decision and made me reflect on my life and my future. But the truth is, there's so much more to it, and it was never just about one thing.
When you've been living through the reality of war for more than 4.5 years, experiencing so many different situations, emotions, and difficult moments, you naturally start seeing life differently. Your perspective changes, your values and priorities shift, and you begin to understand what you truly want out of life.
At some point, I simply realized that I didn't want to keep living a life where I wasn't truly happy. And believe me, coming to this decision was anything but easy.
I love and respect my husband very much. And I will always love and appreciate him for the person he is. That's exactly why it was so important for me to be honest, both with him and with myself.
It's not always possible to explain everything behind such personal and difficult decisions in a single post.
And honestly, some things are simply too personal to share publicly. That was and is my view on announcing the end of our marriage but as some of you saw, Gael's career ended abruptly after he made the decision to stop based on our situation.
Unfortunately he had many accusations thrown at him and he didn't deserve that, so we jointly released a statement.
I just hope this helps you understand a little better what I was trying to say but please be kind and understanding, this is incredibly tough for us both right now.”
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(via Elina’s IG)
