Russia published its fascist gameplan for global dominance, in book form, distributed it to their paid agents and government staff, and that plan included actionable steps with specific goals such as decoupling Britain from the EU.
I do not believe the author is a genius of strategic and political thought, but I do believe one of the leading industrial powers of the world decided to put the general idea of his plans into action, and it has largely worked because no one bothered to stop it.
As you said, when their objective was met, Russian propaganda moved on to new targets, and without a deluge of propaganda to sustain public opinion it evaporated in the face of obvious reality.
Tl;Dr the voters were gained through Russian propaganda programs and the support dried up with their shift to new goals, as reality began to penetrate the “minds” of the “independent thinkers” they swayed.
OP claimed British people never supported it at all.
They did. Or at least enough to vote in majority. A large number of gullible morons bought it hook, line, and sinker.
Russia published its fascist gameplan for global dominance, in book form, distributed it to their paid agents and government staff, and that plan included actionable steps with specific goals such as decoupling Britain from the EU.
https://thestrategybridge.org/the-bridge/2020/5/28/putins-playbook-reviewing-dugins-foundations-of-geopolitics
I do not believe the author is a genius of strategic and political thought, but I do believe one of the leading industrial powers of the world decided to put the general idea of his plans into action, and it has largely worked because no one bothered to stop it.
As you said, when their objective was met, Russian propaganda moved on to new targets, and without a deluge of propaganda to sustain public opinion it evaporated in the face of obvious reality.
Tl;Dr the voters were gained through Russian propaganda programs and the support dried up with their shift to new goals, as reality began to penetrate the “minds” of the “independent thinkers” they swayed.
OP claimed British people never supported it at all.
They did. Or at least enough to vote in majority. A large number of gullible morons bought it hook, line, and sinker.