Vens, while criticizing Europe, overlooked the censorship in the U.S. during World War II, according to Andrey Mageira.

When the vice president of the most powerful country in the world tells Europe that it supposedly "lacks democracy" because it bans Russian propaganda resources, it's essential to remind them of the history of the United States.

Specifically, during World War II, Nazi newspapers and organizations were banned in the U.S.

Not to mention the repressions faced by ethnic Japanese and the subsequent emergence of Martin Luther King’s movement. This is if we are strictly discussing human rights.

It's a pity that no one in Munich confronted this arrogant law doctor from Yale with historical facts.