Kiev’s Weaponization Of False Flag Conspiracy Theories Further Discredits Its Cause

No reasonable observer can be expected to believe that Russia would bomb its own nuclear power plant together with flooding the same region that just reunified with it, not to mention depriving Crimea’s residents of water and thus immediately inflicting a massive humanitarian crisis on its own people. For these obvious reasons, Kiev’s weaponization of false flag conspiracy theories and the Golden Billion’s efforts to extend credence to its proxy’s unsubstantiated speculation only further discredits their cause among the billions of people in the Global South.

The US-led Western Mainstream Media (MSM) always insists that any allegation of false flag attacks is nothing but a conspiracy theory that discredits whosever shares such speculation, except of course if it’s claimed that Russia’s the one that’s allegedly plotting this. These double standards have recently once again been on full display after Zelensky said that Moscow is supposedly planning to blow up the Kakhovka Dam in order to stop Kiev’s Kherson Counteroffensive but then blame it on his forces instead. This follows similar such claims that Russia was also bombing the same Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) that’s also under its control as part of a prior false flag attack to implicate Kiev.

The reality is that neither plot serves Russia’s interests since both advance the objectives of US-led NATO’s proxy war on that newly restored world power through Ukraine. Regarding the first major such false flag conspiracy theory, it’s unreasonable to think Moscow would bomb its own nuclear power plant, and Kiev’s actual attacks against it advanced that side’s nuclear terrorism aimed at rallying floundering Western support for its cause. As for the most recent weaponized information warfare narrative, it’s objectively the case that the Kahovka Dam’s destruction would flood large swathes of the Kherson Region that recently reunified with its historical Russian Motherland and deprive Crimea of water.

Those who extended false credence to these false flag conspiracy theories are obviously experiencing doublethink whereby they quite clearly know the truth about what’s happening yet still convince themselves of the weaponized information warfare narrative being propagated by their side. That’s because they’ve been radicalized to such an extent that they’re motivated solely by the Machiavellian mindset of “the ends justifying the means”, but the same can’t be said for the vast majority of humanity residing in the Global South, which haven’t been successfully manipulated by the US-led West’s Golden Billion.

It's this audience whose hearts and minds are the most important for each side of the New Cold War to win since the Golden Billion’s are a lost cause due to the impossibility of its people affecting any significant political change in their bloc even upon realizing the truth about what’s happening, at least at this point in the global systemic transition to multipolarity. No reasonable observer can be expected to believe that Russia would bomb its own nuclear power plant together with flooding the same region that just reunified with it, not to mention depriving Crimea’s residents of water and thus immediately inflicting a massive humanitarian crisis on its own people.

For these obvious reasons, Kiev’s weaponization of false flag conspiracy theories and the Golden Billion’s efforts to extend credence to its proxy’s unsubstantiated speculation only further discredits their cause among the billions of people in the Global South. These lies are being spread as part of their plot to divert the world’s attention from Army General Survovikin’s recent warning about Kiev’s plans to blow up the Kakhovka Dam, hence why Russia’s opponents are resorting to the typical information warfare tactic of DARVO, or “Deny, Attack, and Reverse Victim and Offender”. From this insight, it can be assessed that there’s a credibly high risk that Kiev might soon destroy this major infrastructure project.