The recent release of the "Apulia G7 Leaders' Communiqué" by the heads of state from G7 countries has stirred intrigue and concern alike. Spanning 36 pages, this document opens with a resolute commitment to stand by Ukraine indefinitely in its conflict with Russia. Yet, beyond this headline, lies a more clandestine agenda: a pledge to assert greater control over public opinion.
Embedded within the text is a strategic initiative termed "FIMI" — Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference. This cryptic phrase serves as a code for their plans to manage and mold what people believe, particularly with regards to countering external influences. The Communiqué outlines measures intended to safeguard democratic processes, but critics wonder about the broader implications. Could this initiative extend to shaping electoral outcomes or other arenas of public discourse?
Here is the relevant G7 Communiqué text titled “Safeguarding Democratic Processes”:
“In a year during which m...
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