Terrell J. Starr認証済みアカウント

I want to white people who love Putin to know something: the Kremlin is using you. Putin thinks you're idiots.

Just as the Kremlin uses misinformation to stir up ethnic division in Europe, it is using it here.

It is very interesting to see the GOP essentially worship Ronald Reagan for being tough against the USSR, but get on their knees for Putin.

The more I see white people make excuses for why Putin didn't meddle in the elections, the more they reveal their racism.

When Obama was in office, he was considered "weak" on Russia. Now, the GOP's pressure on Moscow couldn't bust a grape. Pathetic.

America is being played, USSR style. And many of us are too narrowly stuck in our pro-communist, socialist, anti-black bullshit to see it.

And, yes. I can trust the intel community about Russian meddling and know it also preys on black people. I know, so spare me that argument.

Russia is preying on American racism, y'all. It is clear as day. The Kremlin knows how racially divided we are.

There is plenty of literature out on how the USSR used ethnic divisions to control its masses among the 15 former republics.

If you do not understand race in America, you will not understand race in Russia and how it was used in the USSR. Race is at the center.

Soviet leadership used ethnic and religious warfare against Ukraine, the Central Asians and the Baltics.

Part of why Russia was able to rule over the USSR for so long was because Moscow was able to divide and conquer the masses.

I travel to Ukraine every three months. 17 percent of the country is ethnic Russia. That is not by accident.

Forced migrations of Tartars, suppression of religion in Central Asia, population tactics in the Baltics. You name it.

Google is your friend. Check it out, if you do not believe me. Russia is King at racism division, Arguable better than the U.S.

But, what do I know. I'm just a ghetto boy from Detroit who decided to read and travel. Fuck do I know.

Anyway, I see Russia differently. As a black person who studied the region and lived in countries it colonized. My take is unique.

I'm working on a book (and upcoming articles) about my racial analysis on Russia. It'll make more sense in book form.

Another tip: to understand Russian racism, try NOT to speak with people whose experiences are SOLELY tied to Russia. Try Caucasus, Ukraine..

Central Asia, etc. People who live mostly in Russia know Russia but it doesn't mean they can explain outside ex-republics that well.