Tim Anderson. An anti-imperialist who supports Russian imperialism and an anti-Semite who believes in the Russian myth of Ukrainian Nazism.
The project “Shady Horses” delves into investigating Russian propaganda dissemination within Western countries through prominent individuals, often referred to as “talking heads.”
By analyzing the influence and messaging of these figures, the project seeks to shed light on the tactics employed to spread Russian narratives, their impact on public opinion, and their potential connections to foreign organizations.
A well-known Australian economist with questionable views on numerous political issues is attracting attention. He is well known for his anti-Semitic statements and for being suspended from teaching after placing a cross on the flag of Israel. In addition, his position about the Western world is often radically anti-Western and anti-imperialist. This Shady horse actively supports Russia’s dictatorship-regime and a significant part of his publications and statements mock Ukraine. This generates criticism from those who see it as disinformation and an attempt to discredit the country.
Who is this person?
Economist and Writer. Activist and EX-senior lecturer at the University of Sydney
Where is he from?
Australia
Political affiliation?
Anti-Imperialism, Anti-Semitism
What has he been saying?
Russia will never forget Ukrainian fascism, nor tolerate the glorification of Bandera
Israeli regime fans sectarian hatred. Orthodox Jews spit at Christians in occupied East Jerusalem – a practice defended as “tradition”.
NATO madness threatens the world
Stoltenberg spills the beans. Of course the war in Ukraine was about NATO expansion.
Russia reports mass surrenders of Ukrainian soldiers in Zaporizhzhya
Another dead US mercenary who wanted to go fight Russia, until he fought Russia
The idea that Zelensky, corrupt puppet of NATO, would not collaborate with Ukraine’s NeoNazis because he is Jewish, is laughable.
Zelensky ordered his NATO-backed forces to use kamikaze drones and artillery to strike the Russian-controlled nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhia, then blame Russia.
