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Video Podcast | In the Færy Tale Donald and Russia always win…

Video Podcast | In the Færy Tale Donald and Russia always win…

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In the Færy Tale, Donald and Ruschia always triumph.

Notice the similarity in structure?

That’s Disinfolklore. An illusion. Doesn’t correspond to reality. It’s promoted by Disinfolklore.

Now, start reassessing ALL such “inevitabilities” (Ruschia always wins, Trump gets away with everything).

Such “inevitabilities” are deliberate Disinfolklore injected through repetition into our minds by those wishing to hack our consent.

Disinfolklore is an insight into how we perceive reality through concatenating levels of archetypes. Many picked up from Færy tales and folklore.

It’s obvious while we watch a Disney film or are in an Arcadian biosphere reserve that the backdrop is Færy Tale-like. Our reference points are Ladybird or Brothers Grimm editions of folklore we remember from being children.

When the same archetypes and archetypal structures, however, are immanent in “news” or opinion about international affairs, that we might be consuming purposely constructed Disinfolklore might never occur to us.

Yet, in MAGA or Russian Disinfolklore galaxies stories are purposely wrought of archetypal elements whose effect to alter our moods/attitudes/intentions/motivation.Færy Tale structures are so hardwired into the minds of Russia’s leadership and propagandists that they actually believe everything in the end will turn out just fine for the state that has lost 20% of its oil refinery capacity to Ukrainian drones since 1 August 2025.

With a Disinfolklore perspective we can perceive structures in data deliberately intended to deceive us and manipulate our Mana. With the Disinfolklore Analytical Method we can stand outside any data whether obviously Færy tale, folklore or concealed Disinfolklore in the guise of news. This enables us to parse such propaganda and respond appropriately.

Hi, I'm Decoding Trolls. I was driving along in a former Soviet country today and I saw a sign for what they call the fairy tale museum. And so I came into it. It's closed at the moment, but people running it allowed me to come in and film this. It provoked the memory of the genesis of disin folklore, which was an insight I had when I first arrived in eastern Ukraine in February 2015, to this magical place, which is now under Russian occupation, called Stanitsa Luhanska.

I had this insight from almost the first moment I was there that there was something folklore about the entire situation. And trying to understand what the aggregated parts of that perception were, has led me on this amazing journey, which many of you have been with me on since February 2023, when I coined the word disinfolklore. So it took me eight years to realize the distant folklore element of this way of seeing reality.

And so the way I saw Stanitsia Luhanska was by perceiving there was something folklore about the situation. Now I understand that that's a kind of reciprocal intuition. So it's coming from me. I'm perceiving Stanitsia Luhanska, Eastern Ukraine, the former Soviet bloc, these magical places from a nature point of view, but also with the remnants of what I remember first encountering in folktales and illustrations of folktales as a small child and the reciprocity between me perceiving reality through folktale and folklore and folktale archetypes and the actual marshalling of this in the space itself.

So the great Ukrainian writer, Victoria Amelina, who was executed by the Russians in 2023 in Pizzeria in Kramatorsk with an Iskander missile, she wrote shell hole in a fairy tale, which was about a kindergarten in Stanitsia Luhanska, where I worked for three years. And one of the opening salvos in Russia's war of annihilation against Ukraine, the full-scale invasion in February 2022, was to send a shell. It was the Wagner, the Wanger military group corps of the Russian army, who was given the task of moving in from the Russian-occupied so-called Luhansk People's Republic across the bridge at Stanit

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