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Russia is accused of planning disinformation campaigns and staging a false flag operation in Eastern Ukraine. The US government claims to have intelligence information supporting these allegations, citing past Russian tactics and troop movements near Ukraine's borders. However, they do not provide concrete evidence to back up these claims, leading to skepticism from the interviewer. The US official emphasizes the need for deterrence and protection of sensitive sources and methods, but fails to satisfy the interviewer's request for verifiable evidence. The conversation ends with unresolved doubts about the validity of the accusations.

In Ukraine, there were military biological programs experimenting with deadly pathogens like coronavirus, anthrax, cholera, and African pig plague. They are now trying to hide the evidence, but we believe they were creating components for a biological weapon. This poses a direct threat to Russia's safety. Ukraine and their US supporters rejected these claims, but their actions were bold and brazen.

The Ukraine war didn't begin with Putin's invasion; it's rooted in broken promises. In 1990, the US assured Gorbachev NATO wouldn't expand eastward, a pledge violated starting in 1994. NATO expansion, coupled with US actions like the 1999 bombing of Serbia and the 2002 withdrawal from the ABM treaty, fueled Russian insecurity. The US involvement in Ukrainian politics, including the 2014 coup, further escalated tensions. Putin's 2021 security proposal, seeking to prevent NATO expansion, was rejected. The US's "open door" policy for NATO enlargement, and its support for Ukraine's continued fight, directly contradicts the assurances made to Gorbachev, leading to the current conflict. This is not a simple case of Russian aggression, but a culmination of decades of broken promises and escalating tensions.

There has been a media blackout on the Pentagon files, which is being called the biggest US government leak since Snowden. Fox News refused to cover the leaked documents, which contain sensitive blueprints for Ukraine. The speaker is not an expert on the topic and asks for an explanation. Another person mentions that the leaked documents seem like a blueprint for starting a war. John Kirby, Biden's spokesperson, who previously lied about Nordstrom, advised the media not to cover the leak. Speaker 1 sarcastically comments that they shouldn't cover the truth.

Germany has reportedly leaked secret plans outlining a false flag operation for World War 3, with Russia allegedly attacking NATO in 2025. The leaked documents detail a step-by-step guide on how Russia would escalate the conflict in Ukraine to an all-out war within 18 months. The plan involves Russia mobilizing troops, launching offensives in Ukraine, inciting violence in Baltic states, and conducting military exercises in Belarus. The leaked report suggests that the West is aware of this plan and is using it as an excuse to shift power from the West to the East and implement a new economic system.

Four days ago, I wouldn't have believed the Biden administration was funding secret biolabs in Ukraine, but Under Secretary of State Nuland confirmed their existence during a Senate hearing. Despite fact-checks dismissing it as Russian disinformation, these labs are real, and Nuland expressed concern about their contents falling into Russian hands. The Russian Defense Ministry claimed the labs were developing military biological programs with US funding, possibly involving deadly pathogens like plague and anthrax. The US embassy in Ukraine has a web page explaining that American and Ukrainian scientists have worked on a whole bunch of different experiments like this. The US government is downplaying the situation, with the Pentagon calling Russian accusations "absurd."

A leak from the New York Times revealed that the UK deployed a spy team to assist Israel at the start of the Gaza conflict. An Israeli official confirmed that British intelligence provided valuable insights that Israel could not gather independently. Additionally, reports indicated that UK special forces, including the SAS and SBS, were involved in operations related to hostages in Gaza. Despite these revelations, there has been a lack of transparency regarding the activities of the SAS over the past year, with the British government only citing hostage rescue as the reason for their deployment. The absence of coverage in UK media about these developments is notable.

There has been a media blackout on the Pentagon files, which is being called the biggest US government leak since Snowden. Fox News even stated that they will not cover it. The leaked documents contain sensitive blueprints for Ukraine, and it seems to be a blueprint for setting up a war. John Kirby, Biden's spokesperson, who previously lied about the Nord Stream, told the media not to cover this leak and to stay on their side.

NATO was warned that expanding would lead to a Ukrainian invasion, but they proceeded anyway. In 2021, President Putin sent a treaty to NATO, asking them to promise no more enlargement to avoid invading Ukraine. NATO didn't sign, and the opposite occurred. The ongoing war in Ukraine has resulted in a significant number of casualties, yet the media fails to mention that NATO acknowledged the warning and still expanded. The advantage of NATO expansion is not addressed.

The speaker notes that mainstream media outlets are strangely silent about declassified Russia hoax material. The speaker is not surprised because many of these outlets received leaks from John Brennan, James Clapper, and their people almost immediately after the Obama directed National Security Council meeting. These leaks occurred weeks before the intelligence community assessment was completed or even drafted. The media outlets printed what they were told without vetting or evidence because it didn't exist. These outlets repeated and built upon this lie created by President Obama's administration and went on to win awards.

The war in Ukraine began a year ago when the Russian military invaded the country. The conflict traces back to the 2016 WikiLeaks scandal, where emails revealed the Democratic Party's rigging of the primary process. To deflect blame, the DNC claimed the servers were hacked by Russia. This lie worked flawlessly, as Russia became the perfect villain for both parties in Washington. The Russia collusion hoax paralyzed the Trump administration and justified the expansion of the national security state. The war in Ukraine now involves not only Russia but also China, as predicted by Donald Trump. The US is losing its position in the world order, and Americans are being fed lies about Ukraine. Unconditional support for Ukraine is unsustainable, and the goal seems to be defeating Moscow's armies and building a better world.

- Zaluzhny was at the top of the command pyramid where the plan reportedly originated. The former ambassador to the United Kingdom approved it and, according to his then-adviser, later told Zelensky in June or late May that the project existed to cover himself. Zelensky and his advisers deny this to me and to the public. But, according to Zaluzhny and his people, Zelensky approved it at that time. Then, when the CIA learned of it, Zelensky allegedly said to proceed no further and to stop. Zelensky’s people deny that, saying they learned about the pipeline operations from television and that they did not know beforehand. Different people tell different versions. - The CIA reporters claim they had informed the Presidential Office and asked about it, though the accounts diverge. The conversation presents conflicting narratives about who knew what, when, and what actions were taken. - After the explosion, Zelensky’s reaction was: “We must be especially careful in protecting our critical infrastructure, particularly after the sabotage of the gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. Never before has our continent faced such a threat, the danger that underwater pipelines, cables, and tunnels could be destroyed. Nowadays, one can expect this from Russia.” This is presented as his stance following the incident, illustrating a shift in framing toward Russia as the likely antagonist. - Observers note that Zelensky appeared to spin the narrative by immediately pointing to Russia and assigning responsibility to Moscow, with emphasis on Russian involvement and the broader risk to Europe’s critical infrastructure. - The discussion highlights an “interesting discrepancy” between different official accounts: Zaluzhny’s claim of Zelensky’s prior approval versus Zelensky’s and his team’s denials; CIA communications to the Ukrainian leadership versus public statements; and the timing of public accusations against Russia in the aftermath of the incident.

The New York Times revealed that the CIA has operated 12 secret spy bases in Ukraine for a decade, aiding in intelligence operations against Russia. The program involved training Ukrainian officers and launching attacks into Russian territory. This disclosure, possibly a warning to Moscow, confirms Putin's accusations of US involvement in Ukraine. Infowars suggests this conflict was orchestrated by the American spy state and figures like George Soros. TurboForce, a product promoted by Infowars, promises clean energy and supports the Infowar. Available at infowarsstore.com.

The war in Ukraine is often portrayed as a battle for national sovereignty, with Russia invading Ukraine. However, leaked intelligence reveals that the United States is directly involved in this war against Russia, despite it not being formally declared or authorized by Congress. The slides also show that Ukraine is actually losing the war, with seven Ukrainians being killed for every Russian. The Biden administration is aware of this and is concerned, but they have been dishonest with the public about the situation.

After Russia invaded Ukraine, the Nord Stream pipelines exploded under the Baltic Sea. Investigative journalist Seymour Hersh revealed that the US and CIA blew up the pipelines to stop Russian gas supplies to Germany. The US wanted to promote its own gas exports to Europe. The operation involved planting bombs during NATO drills and detonating them remotely. The destruction of the pipelines led to increased gas prices in Europe, benefiting US gas producers. The US government's massive financial aid to Ukraine is also questioned.

The Defense Ministry has validated initial allegations with undeniable proof. Over 2,000 documents were analyzed during a Special Military Operation, confirming military biological projects in Ukraine. Officials involved in organizing military biological research in the United States and Ukraine were identified.

The US government claims Russia is engaging in disinformation campaigns and planning a false flag operation in Eastern Ukraine, including a propaganda film. This information is based on declassified intelligence. A reporter challenges the claim, demanding evidence beyond statements from the US government. He likens the unproven claims to "crisis actors" and "Alex Jones territory." The US government official states that releasing the specific intelligence information would compromise sources and methods. The goal of publicizing the intelligence is to deter Russia and, failing that, to expose Russia's attempt to fabricate a pretext for action. The reporter insists that without evidence, the claims are unprovable and require the public to simply believe the US government's statements. The US government counters that declassification occurs only when confident in the information's credibility.

There has been a media blackout on Pentagon files leaked recently, considered the biggest since Snowden. Fox News refused to cover it, citing sensitive Ukraine blueprints. John Kirby, Biden's spokesperson, urged media not to report on the leak, calling it a blueprint for war.

Russia released evidence linking Hunter Biden's investment fund to funding Ukrainian biolabs, where untested drugs were allegedly used on soldiers. The US is said to conduct such activities abroad due to legal restrictions at home. Ukraine's labs receive US funding for research on pathogens, but they are owned and operated by Ukraine and are part of a program to prevent deadly outbreaks. (Translation: Russia claims Hunter Biden's fund financed Ukrainian biolabs where untested drugs were used on soldiers. US conducts such activities abroad due to legal restrictions. Ukrainian labs receive US funding for pathogen research as part of outbreak prevention program.)

More clashes in Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, as it turns into a war zone. Questions of credibility arise after a leaked chat between top US diplomats discussing restructuring the Ukrainian government. The US government has a history of wanting regime change in various countries, and they have allies in the media and government to control the narrative. NATO has expanded into 13 countries, leading to concerns about the start of Cold War 2.0.

It is commonly said in the West that Russia had nothing to fear regarding Ukraine joining NATO because NATO was not actively incorporating Ukraine. While technically true, this is wrong in practice. The U.S. was arming and training Ukrainians and forming closer diplomatic ties, which spooked Russia. Events that especially alarmed Russia included Ukraine's military using drones against Russian forces in Donbas, the British driving a destroyer through Russian territorial waters in the Black Sea, and U.S. bombers flying near the Russian coast. These events, coupled with the de facto integration of Ukraine into NATO, pushed Russia to its boiling point, according to Sergei Lavrov. This culminated in the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24th, escalating the conflict from a civil war in Eastern Ukraine to a real war.

In the past, false information has been used to manipulate public opinion for war. In 1990, a girl claimed she saw babies killed in Kuwait, but it was a lie. Her father was Kuwait's ambassador. A similar tactic was used by Colin Powell, who falsely claimed Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, leading to a US invasion and many Iraqi deaths. This raises the question of whether similar misinformation is being used in the case of Ukraine.

The discussion claims Europe, including the EU, Germany, and the UK, is escalating toward direct war with Russia, pointing to “mobilization” already underway. It asserts that new long-range missile testing systems—described as including 250 kg warheads—are being used to help Ukraine “bomb Moscow directly,” portrayed as a “going away present” tied to Keir Starmer’s departure. It also claims Germany delivered 6,000 new medium-range drones to Ukraine, citing drone strikes on civilian infrastructure inside Moscow and referencing attacks from the previous week. Vladimir Putin is cited as saying the West is preparing for war with Russia, using offensive budgets and a pattern in which Western threats force Russia to act for self-defense, followed by accusations meant to justify continued aggressive policy. The transcript also quotes remarks about Ukraine being made into an “anti-Russian regime” through a coup and about the war in Donbas being started using aviation, artillery, and attacks against civilians. It says Russia tried to “talk reason” for eight years before being “forced” to come to the rescue of people described as part of the “Russian world,” including Russian-language communities. Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter responds after recently visiting St. Petersburg, Moscow, and front-line areas including Lugansk, Donetsk, and Zaporozhye. He says there are “two mindsets” in major cities, but argues the West is running “major information warfare” using Ukraine as a proxy. He describes drone strikes on Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Voronezh as harassment, claiming they do not cripple Russia or break morale, including describing an incident when 500 drones were launched and residents “just get on with their lives.” He claims some Russians believe Putin’s lack of decisive response shows weakness, while others believe Putin’s pragmatism shows weakness and Russia must “double down,” and he asserts that Putin listens more to front-line soldiers than elites. Ritter claims Russians are advancing decisively and threatening captures including Slovyansk and Kramatorsk before summer, with Donetsk falling and then Zaporizhzhia Front falling. He says Ukrainian drone warfare is ongoing and dangerous, including attacks on civilian infrastructure and vehicles on the highway linking Mariupol with Crimea, and he reports effects like closed gas stations, gas shortages, and areas without electricity and water. He describes what he portrays as Ukrainian use of civilians as human shields, including people remaining in liberated areas and being targeted by drones, artillery, and mortars. He recounts visiting refugee camps and claims elders hid in basements for 20–30 days without food or water, with those who ventured outside allegedly killed, and that Russian soldiers then evacuated them under attack. He also asserts drone warfare complicates logistics but does not stymie Russian advances. On weapons and supply, Ritter states that Hornet drones used in attacks were American-made and that a company funded by Eric Schmidt is linked to them. He further claims drones use Starlink terminals and describes how AI chips allocate battery power to target-finding and then transition to “free kill mode.” He claims these capabilities drive civilians off highways so military traffic is struck. When asked about life in towns after Russian advance, he says he stayed close to the front only briefly, emphasizes that returning to the gray zone is dangerous, and describes the process of clearing buildings for civilians in basements. He says wars have changed due to drones, making movement and tactics slower and different. On the cost of the conflict, the transcript cites David Petraeus as claiming Russia is outnumbered and cannot sustain the war. Ritter rejects the claim as “full of it” and argues there is rough parity in overall troop numbers, while noting Ukraine’s casualties and emphasis on drone troops. He describes Russian assaults as supported by drones and precision artillery rather than “human wave” attacks, while claiming Wagner operations used prisoner “human wave” assaults in 2022–2023 and that Wagner casualties are not incorporated into Russian official numbers. He says Russia’s advantage has shifted from “12 to 1” toward “two or three to one,” and provides a daily claim that Russians kill 1,000 to 2,000 Ukrainians, implying Russian casualties as well. He also argues drone warfare has moved ahead of training for some Russian units, leading to heavy casualties when officers use outdated tactics against FPV drone threats. He cites a commander, Abdi Al-Adinov of Akhmed Special Forces, as using modern warfare methods and achieving advances with relatively low casualties. He says Russia is developing counter-drone capabilities, including interceptor drones, but scaling them takes time and money. Ritter concludes that Russia is advancing and inflicting horrific casualties but pays a heavy price, and says Petraeus is correct that Russia has lost more men than the United States lost in World War II.

the Trump administration is providing the the data and assisting the Zelenskyy with the striking Russian energy facilities deep inside Russian borders. This is The US engaging in acts of war, obviously, against Russia. the salami slice strategy where they are always escalating but in such small increments that it's it's very hard for an adversary to point at The US and say act of war. the intelligence agencies implicated by the Financial Times in carrying out these deep strikes inside of Russia. the US military was overseeing Ukraine's armed forces in virtually everything they did from overall strategic direction. Rand Corporation said that if you provoke a war with Russia and Ukraine, Ukraine's probably going to be completely destroyed. read the policy papers.

The speaker argues that the Ukraine war is a distraction from a major event four days earlier, on 02/20/2022, involving a huge financial scandal in Switzerland connected to Putin’s circle and Swiss banks. The scandal is described as Swiss secrets (Suisse Secret in French), the largest leak from a major Swiss bank, Credit Suisse, revealing details on more than 30,000 clients and over $100,000,000,000. The Suddeutsche Zeitung reported that secret data had been obtained over a year via a secure digital mailbox. The speaker notes the timing as four days before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on 02/24/2022 and claims this scandal was the trigger for the war. The speaker alleges that “every war gets organized and decided out of Switzerland,” and cites prior videos about the “beast of the Alps” and the Knights Templars. He links Putin, the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, and Zelensky to Switzerland, asserting that important decisions are made there. He claims that on 02/24/2020 there was supposed to be a live broadcast about Credit Suisse and Swiss secrets by the Germans and their Zupeitsche Zeitung and the OCCRP, but the Ukraine war started and the discussion disappeared. The transcript lists a wide array of figures connected to the Swiss secrets list: dictators, aristocrats, drug lords, mafia bosses, and Putin pals. Notable named individuals include Alyaksay Aleksin (Belarusian businessman associated with Lukashenko, sanctioned in 2021), Alexander Lukashenko, Haji Saifula Khan Bangash, a minister of finance, and numerous others described as aristocrats, oligarchs, or corrupt. The list comprises 30,000 people, with names spanning Abdelaziz Bouteflika, King Abdullah of Jordan, Queen Rania, Abdul Khalim Khadom (Syrian official and Assad loyalist), Luis Carlos de Leon (aristocrat), former Ukrainian prime minister Lazarenko, various generals and intelligence officials from Egypt, Pakistan, Armenia, and other regions, as well as figures from South Africa and Rhodesia. The speaker emphasizes that these individuals allegedly channel money through Credit Suisse, and that many are connected to Putin, Lukashenko, and allied regimes. He asserts that many of these people, and their networks, are linked to the Wagner private military company (PMC) and that the list aligns with countries where Wagner has been active. The speaker claims that the Swiss secrets scandal is tied to global money flows and sanctions evasion, noting connections to the Paradise Papers (2017), Pandora Papers, and the Panama Papers, and argues that Swiss markets help pay for Russia’s war via oil, gas, and commodity trading. He asserts that commodities like oil, gas, and wheat are central to the instability and potential financial crisis. The narrator asserts that the money moved to Switzerland by wealthy Russians, to avoid sanctions, enabled the private banking industry and that the war in Ukraine was staged to distract from the scandal and to facilitate wealth transfers to safer locations. The closing stance asserts that Switzerland is the base of all evil, the cross of the Swiss flag symbolizes a door to wealth, and that the media, global elite, and oligarchs use distraction to cover the Swiss secrets scandal and the transfer of wealth while innocent Europeans suffer from the war. The speaker concludes that the war is a distraction and thanks Switzerland for making it possible, implying a broad conspiracy about finance, war, and power.