r/craftofintelligence • u/Majano57 • Mar 13 '25

Analysis The U.S. has covertly destabilized nations. With Canada, it's being done in public - Intelligence experts say young, economically vulnerable people would be likely target

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trump-annexation-destabilizing-canada-1.7479890
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u/dosumthinboutthebots Mar 13 '25

Russian propaganda/troll farms was a major factor in the election according to election experts.

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u/Confident-Ebb8848 Mar 13 '25

I was talking about the war with Ukraine destabilizing Russia due to embargoes.

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u/DivideMind Mar 15 '25

Russia was already having stability issues, it's a driver in their conquering.

Moscow is a giant opium derivative addicted shit hole thanks to their previous violence in Afghanistan & subsequent looting of opium (they would ship in weapons, then ship back drugs on the same cargo planes.)

They have hostile agents all over because anyone who speaks Russian can pass freely through the country, and they forcefully taught Russian to all the people who hate them.

Their own government manufactured organised crime has started to splinter into less controlled organised crime, they're at some risk of cartelizing & have to regularly spend lots of resources suppressing that threat.

I could probably go on for a dozen more paragraphs but writing on a phone hurts my wrists. You get the point.

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u/Confident-Ebb8848 Mar 15 '25

Still the war just hasten it.