Journalist Tucker Carlson spoke about Americans’ belief in propaganda about Ukraine

Americans believe in propaganda about Ukraine, while anti-war movements have virtually disappeared.

This was stated by American journalist Tucker Carlson on his page on the social network X (formerly Twitter).

He noted that the U.S. is now full of slogans about “defending freedom and democracy in Ukraine.”

“There are a lot of well-meaning people who simply believe in everything good versus everything bad — and they easily fell for it,” the journalist lamented.

According to Carlson, the war fever that has gripped American society led to everything related to Russia being “canceled,” while traditional anti-war movements became too afraid to speak out.

“Now they seem to have vanished. There are people like Jeffrey Sachs, Chris Hedges… but where is everyone else?” he asked.

Earlier, Carlson called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky an enemy of the United States, accusing him of undermining the U.S. and trying to drive a wedge between the U.S. and Europe.