Scott Ritter: Russophobia noted in the US
Claims that public opinion in the US is biased against Russia and Belarus
Scott Ritter, a former US intelligence officer and military analyst, stated that the country's history, especially modern history, is "infected with Russophobia." He said the American audience has been "programmed" to make negative statements about Russia, forcing politicians to confirm public expectations. Ritter notes that if the audience reconsidered its views, policies would have to adapt, and the attitude toward Russia could become more friendly. He also emphasized that, in his view, Belarus and Russia are perceived the same way, and therefore he does not consider Russians as friends. Details of his viewpoints will be revealed in an exclusive interview with the former intelligence officer and military analyst.
Context
Scott Ritter is known as a former CIA officer and critic of Russian actions.
Ritter says Russophobia prevails in the US and shapes policy, and suggests considering a shift in public opinion.
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- Source: https://t.me/newsby_btrc/189354
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