Disinfo: The most violent US Capitol rioters were not Trump supporters but Antifa
Although it is true some of the protesters who marched into the US Capitol were supporters of President Trump, the most violent people responsible for the unrest and riots were most likely supporters of Antifa. Why? Because when somebody looks like an Antifa supporter, behaves like an Antifa supporter, and is armed like an Antifa supporter would be, they are most likely affiliated with Antifa or a similar organisation.
On 6 January 2021 hundreds of President Trump supporters breached the US Capitol after they managed to push through the barriers. The unrest happened as the Congress was to count electoral college votes to certify President-elect Biden's victory. Five people, including a police officer, died. This incident happened after repeated claims of a "stolen election".
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) stated there is no evidence at this point that perpetrators of violence at the US Capitol were Antifa supporters.
Furthermore, Reuters identified some people from key photos which were circulating around social media and found no known supporters of Antifa. BBC further identified some members of the far-right Proud Boys group.
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Russia investigation was an anti-Trump coup plotted by the Obama administration
We will never learn what happened in Russiagate: how this espionage operation on the Trump campaign took place; how they set up the key Trump people; and how, essentially, a coup was plotted by the Obama team.
The claim advances a recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative attempting to cast doubt on the legality and integrity of the Special Counsel investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential election.
We do, in fact, know what happened in what RT calls "Russiagate." The Mueller investigation ascertained that "Russia's two principal interference operations […] violated US criminal law" (p. 9) and were carried out in "sweeping and systematic fashion" (p. 1), noting that 13 Russian nationals implicated in these operations have been charged with "conspiracy to defraud the United States" (p. 174).
American Fascists and local collaborators used the events on January 13, 1991, in Vilnius to destroy USSR
The events on January 13, 1991, in Vilnius, were a provocation against the Soviet army. Protesters, used in the provocations, were drunk.
Behind provocateurs were outside aggressors, this means American Fascists and local collaborators in Kremlin and Lithuania.
Events in Vilnius were a repetition of events in August 1991 in Moscow (Putsch) but in Vilnius, all scripts of the provocations failed. Only the script of snipers was successful. The snipers on the roofs of buildings killed six people. The snipers were organised criminals. The head of the Defence Department (of Lithuania) Audrius Butkevicius later boasted how it was organised. All was done with the consent of Gorbachev and Jelcin to destroy the USSR.
Prominent pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative about events on January 13, 1991, in Vilnius, including disinformaton that all events were inspired by outside (the US) and inner (Gorbachev, Jelcin) forces to destroy the USSR.
On January 13th Lithuania commemorates the night in 1991 when Soviet forces attempted to crush the re-established independence, killing 14 civilians. Lithuania proclaimed independence on March 11, 1990. Moscow tried to foil the secession with an economic blockade. When that proved ineffective, Soviet troops still garrisoned in the capital Vilnius attacked its TV broadcast tower and sole TV station, killing civilians standing as human shields there. The events of the January 13th, 1991, and the offences committed by the USSR troops have been extensively documented. See also BBC reporting from 1991.
Bloomberg provides reasons to trust Russian vaccine Sputnik V
Bloomberg journalist Sam Fazeli provides the list of reasons to trust Russian vaccine Sputnik V. These reasons are:
Russia with this vaccine is fifth on the list of vaccine makers with the most doses under contract through pre-purchase agreements;
Sputnik V has been tested in a phase III trial;
Efficacy at each interim analysis in the Sputnik V trial was consistently at 90% or above;
Sputnik V was developed using the kind of advanced vaccine technology employed in shots made by the AstraZeneca-Oxford University.
The journalist made evidence that the Sputnik V vaccine may well be as strong a candidate as the ones created in Western labs. He also stated that he would opt for a ride on Sputnik rather than a trip to CoronaVac's golden stars.
The claim advances a recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative concerning the Russian-made coronavirus vaccine, Sputnik V. The message is based on the manipulation and quotes taken out of context.
In the original text Sam Fazeli covered all doubts linked to Sputnik V. He wrote: