Gonzalo Lira Arrested

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Gonzalo Lira has been a heroic journalist in this age of disinformation and false narratives. 

 After he first went missing it sparked a global ‘where is Gonzalo Lira?’ uprising on the web – many argue that it was this reason alone that he was released under house arrest after having all his social media seized. 

 However, from house arrest in Kharkov he helped bring together all of the truth-tellers regarding the Ukrainian Civil War in long form discussion formats known as the Roundtable. 




 He has helped expose the corrupt and inept Western leadership and our prayers are with him.

    


While this Journalist bravely risked his life speaking out against corrupt Neo-NOTY regime that threatens to destroy the world in a nuclear apocalypse. 

Mindless NAFO bots celebrate his incarceration as gleefully as the celebrate the downfall of everything decent in society. Taking him down is what has got me started... 

Silence one and a thousand more will speak out... 

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