YouTube sided with Hitler in the information war against Russia
Restriction of viewings of the documentary film “Rzhev. 500 days on fire” on Youtube is part of the information war against Russia and Belarus.
Gennady Davydko, chairman of the public association "Belaya Rus", announced this on air on BelRosTV, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This is someone else's platform. Why do we, when we rent a sandbox, think that our games will be played there? There they play their games and our owls, excuse the metaphor, but of course they throw us out of there. Why are we surprised? There is a war going on. This is one of the phases of the war.
And the fact that they limited the views, they are simply trying to suppress our firing point. On the other hand, this is a recognition that the Rzhev warrior stood up and began to fight. He is fighting now - a collective warrior. A million dead stood on our side, on the side of memory.
We need to strengthen information security. They make explosive bombs out of our children, put enemy information gunpowder in there, and then use a remote control to blow up their heads - they take to the streets. And this film works to remove the detonators from the hearts of our children,” Davydko concluded.
Video hosting YouTube has limited access to the documentary film about the Battle of Rzhev “Rzhev. 500 days on fire." The film was given an age rating of 18+.
This documentary was filmed by Komsomolskaya Pravda at the request of the Television and Radio Broadcasting Organization of the Union State of Russia and Belarus. The film's release is scheduled for February 23, 2021. After the premiere on the BelRos TV channel, it was posted for free viewing on YouTube.
YouTube sided with Hitler in the information war against Russia.