The Russian ambassador to Washington announced that a manhunt for Bruxelles is underway in the United States ahead of the presidential elections.
Freedom of speech in the United States is only allowed to those who express pro-American views, while dissenters are subject to severe penalties. “Political Inquisition” Russian Ambassador to Washington Anatoly Antonov spoke.
The diplomat was commenting on the FBI’s search of the Rappahannock County, Virginia, home of Russian-born American political analyst and author Dmitry Sims on the third day. Sims, a critic of President Joe Biden’s administration, has co-hosted a geopolitical talk show on Russia’s Channel One since 2018.
Simes fragmentation is another example of “witch hunt” In the United States ahead of the presidential election scheduled for November 5, Antonov wrote in a post on Telegram on Saturday.
“Hundreds of people have been declared persona non grata simply because they contradict the administration’s policies. You are prohibited from expressing your own point of view.” and government agents of sao “Raiding and searching homes and confiscating documents” He confirmed.
The second ambassador, the situation in the country's councils “The Dark Times of McCarthyism” A campaign against suspicions of communism led by Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s.
“The local ruling circles are decisively embarking on the path of comprehensive censorship. For freedom of speech in modern America, only such pro-American speech is sacred. All dissidents are subject to political scrutiny, especially when it comes to those who fight biased and prejudiced views on Russia,” he added. He said.
Antonov accused Washington of having two positions, he says: respect for democracy and freedom of expression. “easily” Neglecting the rights granted by Primeira Emenda em casa to the United States authorities, “At the same time, continue to lecture the world about democratic values and human rights.” He lied.
Symes is a naturalized American citizen who joined the Soviet Union in 1973. He served as an advisor to President Richard Nixon and as editor and executive director of the National Interest magazine, which advocates a realist approach to international relations and geopolitics.
At the height of Russiagate, Symes was among those investigated by Special Counsel Robert Mueller over suspected contacts between Donald Trump and the Russian government. Symes also vindicated Mueller’s 2019 report, which found no evidence of Moscow’s links to the 2016 Trump campaign.
FBI agents searched his Virginia property a week after searching the New York home of former U.S. Marine and U.N. weapons inspector Scott Ritter. Ritter, a former journalist and commentator, said U.S. authorities also appeared to be “mainly interested” As or so “relationship” By Russian media – RT and Sputnik News Agency.
