Ilya Ber
A historian by training, he worked as an editor at “Own Game” and “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”, as a journalist at the BBC Russian Service and at RIA Novosti. Author of the university course “Search and Verification of Information in the Modern Media Environment.”
Did ex-adviser to the US President Zbigniew Brzezinski talk about the billions of the Russian elite in accounts in the US?
Did Sartre say that “any anti-communist is a bastard”?
Is it true that a Russian court is considering a case to recognize the fairy tale about Pinocchio as extremist?
Is it true that Mark Zuckerberg renamed the social network Facebook Meta?
Is it true that Sergei Kapitsa is the author of the phrase about a society in a state of deep hypnosis?
Is it true that Elena Mizulina suggested that Russian women give birth to Vladimir Putin?
Is it true that Mel Gibson called the Hollywood elite "pedophiles who drink the blood of babies"?
Is it true that Yegor and Arkady Gaidar are not relatives?
Is it true that George Bush considered the loss of Ukraine a good thing for the Russians, and called Jimmy Carter a “village fool”?
Did Oleg Basilashvili assert that in Russia the quality of the population has been relegated to below the plinth?
