On Tue, 20 Jan 2026 18:41:24 +0100 [email protected] wrote: > This is not an invention, this is real cases (the swiss colonel > Jacques Baud, and the french citizen Xavier Moreau). There was > nothing illegal about their activities, they were simply not taking > the "story telling" about the war in Ukraine for gospel truth and were > trying to express other views based on facts---but if the europeists > have declared that it is night while the Sun is shining, the Sun is > condemned for blasphemy.
Freedom of speech is not absolute and does not give people the right to spread harmful propaganda. https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/12/18/who-are-the-westerners-sanctioned-by-the-eu-for-spreading-russian-propaganda There are laws that deal with this and it may be illegal to spread: - Incitement - Hate speech - Foreign influence operations - Deliberate disinformation For example, in August 2024 a number of people in the UK were jailed for inciting violence on social media during the riots against asylum seekers. There is a difference between critisising someone and inciting violence against them. If you believe the war in Ukraine is a myth, then you are more than welcome to visit Ukraine and observe for yourself the war crimes that Russia is committing there on daily basis.
