Your definition of propaganda and most other people's definition is quite different then. It's not like the Ukrainians put on this show to shore up support, it's something that really happened, was recorded and went viral on the internet. And not inaccurate, false, or misleading in any way. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's propaganda. And you have no rational, or logical reasoning for labelling it that.I’ll probably agree with you, since the video is pure propaganda.
Yeah you might want to read a little about causes of war. There are many: land (Israel), religion (ISIS), nationalism (Ukriane), racism (serbs/croats, sunni/shia), imperialism... and there can be several causes.Is there no other than money, the struggle for power. More precisely, all for the sake of power and its feeling. Is money just a tool or am I wrong?
Now there's often conflict over resources of some type and war profiteers out there but to say it all boils down to money would be misinformed. That Ukrainian didn't put himself in a situation where a Russian is now drinking from his skill over money. Our attacking Afghanistan after 9/11 was not about money.
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