Moscow helps Orbán like Peter Street advisors — with unbearable enthusiasm
A Russian propaganda agency has developed a plan to help Orbán become a 'strong leader with friends around the world', while simultaneously hiding like teenagers planning an innocent prank.
Russia's propaganda machine has undertaken to help Viktor Orbán with a campaign about as secret as Liepāja cyclists trying not to get lost on Peter Street on Saturday night after visiting 'Black Friday'.
The sanctioned 'Social Design Agency' has developed a genius plan — to present Orbán as a 'strong leader with friends around the world'. The friends in this case happen to be Putin and a few other little dictators, but hey, quality over quantity, as they say.
They suggest calling his main competitor Péter Magyar a 'Brussels puppet', which is about as original as calling Liepāja's winter cold. Russian consultants apparently studied at propaganda school under the same people who came up with 'it's not a war, but a special operation'.
The best part is that they understand — open Russian support could be harmful, so they plan to work through local influential people. It's like trying to hide that you're from Riga while wearing an 'I Love Riga' shirt and talking about how cool the metro is. Liepāja residents would notice that from Grobiņa.
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