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25.11.2019
im from ukraine but i love to listen the podcast about the news from usa. it's made unbelievably good and curious to listen
Terrible Coverage of Russo-Ukrainian war
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Every time there is an episode about Ukraine. It is always hosted by Sabrina. And oh boy her take are bad. Not only she keeps nudging all guests towards this “its only Putins fault” idea, she keeps disregarding data that most people in russia support him and in most episodes she tries to mitigate if any guest ever tries to say something too bad about russia. When the topic is on Ukraine only she keeps undermine every pro-ukrainian points and ideas oftentimes using russian propaganda points. At first I couldn’t understand why is that. I am a listener of 4-5 years and didn’t notice THIS much prejudice on any other topic. And it kept repeating from “All Ukrainians are racist” idea to “Ukrainians are all corrupt and Ukraine is doomed to fail” to “all russians are great people its only this one man who tricked them and it’s only his fault”. At some episode she told “my husband is from russia”(don’t remember exact phrase: husband or boyfriend) and at that point it clicked me. She probably has quite a lot of russian friends and she literally looks at this war through russian prism, keeps calling it “Ukraine war” instead of “Russia-Ukraine war” or “Russia war” as wars are usually named by the aggressor and not the victim. I also did a quick google and saw that actually Sabrina lived in russia for quite a while and this probably exacerbated her views on Ukraine. Wants she or not, living in russia for multiple years and having a lot of friends and contacts with russians influences her views of Ukraine drastically. Now she views Ukrainians through the prism of russian fake history, imperial thinking and embedded in russian society aggression and view of being superior to other nations. Now, Sabrina, don’t you think that you have conflict of interest here? PS: I think Sabrinas vibes that she gives telling something like “I was a war reporter and that’s why my opinion is so superior to yours” are actually caused by extensive history of her relations with russians
LEFTovers
27.08.2022
Why do you care who killed dugina? And don’t care about thousands of killed Ukrainians?
I liked it sometimes but the last episode about Ukraine is super offensive for me
14.06.2022
I’m from Ukraine and your blame about not sharing some information about the war are just so offensive. We are going to get all the info after the war but now our government tries to manage public opinion, world attention and avoid panic, please think what you are doing with these blames and how it can impact Ukraine future.
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