Decoding Trolls
Decoding Trolls
Decoding Trolls decodes the meanings inside memes. Decoding Trolls sees any emotion-moving activity of body, speech, or mind as trolling. Trolling others' emotions is what we do as sentient beings. The point is to control it, through getting how it works. www.decodingtrolls.net
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Oct 3, 2026
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Episodes
Pensées (96): my Munich speech 16.02.2025 57:06
⚡️Making ‘Peace’ in Ukraine stick - with a stick. 2015-2018 as a diplomat on the ground between Russian occupiers and Ukrainian defenders I watched Russia’s adherence to Minsk I and II. Every day Russia breached the ceasefire many thousands of times. Meanwhile, Ruschia continued to brainwash Ukrainians inside its occupation in Crimea, Luhansk and Donetsk - preparing Ukrainian males inside the occ...
The Kidnapping War 06.12.2024 29:49
I’ve written before about Russia’s Stealth Genocide. This podcast and the evidence below is about the openly admitted violation of the Genocide Convention’s prohibition against transferring children across international borders in times of war. Many struggle to understand or to explain the aggregate of the billions of actions that constitute Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine. The mass kidnappi...
Swifty Decoding Interview 06.11.2024 36:30
Decoding interviewed by Ronan Swift. Hello everybody, I'm Ronan Swifty and this morning I'm going to be talking to At Decoding Trolls. Hi, I'm Decoding Trolls. Great to be with you. Nice to meet you, Ronan. Thanks for stepping into my podcast arena. I want to get onto the name because I know it's a project of yours, Decoding Trolls. I can understand the decoding bit, I think. But the troll side of...
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