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Zarina Zabrisky On Combat Propaganda
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February 21, 2024
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Zarina Zabrisky shares her thoughts on Tucker Carlson and her experience listening to a lecture or conversation involving him. She mentions a popular fairy tale, possibly Swedish or Norwegian, about a character named Karlsson who is mischievous and has a propeller on his back. The narrator also mentions memes related to this fairy tale. She then describes her experience listening to the lecture, finding it funny and entertaining, but also making her feel bad for Tucker due to his lack of resistance towards Putin. The narrator mentions being woken up by an explosion and waiting in a hallway before listening to the rest of the conversation. She concludes by referring to it as a "non hamburger, nothing hamburger.
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