These two slogans from Washington Post and New York Times can break your hart apart. Slogans of these two, once highly estimated source if not truth but certainly diverse opinion and independent journalism, sound now like a sarcastic joke. There are many areas and topics covered by WaPo and NYT (and all other MS media, for that matter) where objective reader can find proofs for that assertion, but foolish, lying, arrogant, blind and literally dangerous agenda is so obvious as it is on Russia matters. Everything about Russia is negative and every Russian businessman is “oligarch with Kremlin or Putin ties”. Putin is villain in every aspect imaginable.You can read opinions and “opinions” of all anti-Russian politicians, Russia haters and “pundits”, Russian dissidents and criminals who escaped Russian legislation. But you can never hear real Russians, read or hear Putin interviews in full, which are so rare in western MSM anyway. On these rare occasions Putin is horribly redacted with cherry picking only parts of interview that shoe him in negative light, even pictures that accompany articles about Putin are also picked so the man looks insidious and diabolic.That is why this book is so important. The book is about small (but growing) mostly disconnected group of people who can not stand this dangerous hypocrisy any more. Book has some minor disadvantages as the articles of individual authors are not uniform, but this is insignificant. Important thing is that there is growing resistance to this horribly dangerous agenda perpetuated by many American politicians and mainstream media.Many thanks to Phil Butler for his brave endeavor.And last message by me: please, donate to theses people. Contrary to MSM lies they are not financed by anybody. You can find donate links on their portals like Russia Insider, The Vineyard of the Saker, New Eastern Outlook, Consortium News and others – you can find them in this eye-opening book.