This video does not mention the Jewish oligarch(s) responsible for installing the comedian, actor, entertainer, and sexual deviant Zelensky in office as dictator of Ukraine ostensibly indefinitely. However, the video does cover information on Israel’s aspirations to widen its territory and create an “Israel” in Ukraine. In effect, they already have since Ukraine is a hotbed of trafficking transaction of all types, including human trafficking, if not most importantly, but also organ trafficking. It is key to note that the region of Ukraine is the ancestral homeland of the Khazarians as well as other ethnic groups but that the Ashkenazi (White appearing Jews) are Khazarians not Edomites (meaning, not ethnically Jewish as you understand it to be) so this has further import to what transpires in Ukraine.
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Hey internet friends, do you remember when the media began pushing support for Ukraine?
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Here in North Georgia,
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seemingly overnight,
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Ukrainian flags began popping up along the countryside.
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And the church signs spelled out, pray for Ukraine.
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Online, any criticism of Ukraine was either censored or labeled as Russian propaganda.
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And supporting Ukraine began to be framed as more than a choice in another forever war.
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but as a signal of virtue in the American political landscape.
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Then,
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all of a sudden,
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the president of Ukraine,
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a country nearly the size of Texas,
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had a full propaganda campaign behind him,
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framed as the underdog in his valiant fight against Russia,
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the biggest boogeyman of the last several decades.
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But what are American citizens really signing up for when our government completely
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backs this one country?
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Where are our tax dollars really going?
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What is this war really about?
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Here's what the media won't tell you about Zelensky.
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I want us to send our love and hope to our brothers and sisters in Ukraine.
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So why don't we just dedicate this entire show to them?
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Zelensky was born into a Jewish family in Ukraine back when Ukraine was part of the
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Soviet Union and grew up speaking Russian as his first language.
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Keep in mind that Ukraine had been part of the USSR since the 1920s and only broke
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off to be an independent nation back in the early 1990s.
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While Zelensky's grandfather served as a colonel in the Red Army in World War II,
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Zelensky's father was a professor and computer scientist at a Ukrainian university,
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whose life work centered around automating mining operations in Mongolia where
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Zelensky spent his early childhood years.
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His mom keeps it low profile,
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she's a retired engineer,
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but it really seems like Zelensky began to be molded into something more around age 9,
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when he was afforded this rare opportunity to enter this exclusive English language
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program in the Soviet Ukraine.
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So, Zelensky can speak Ukrainian, Russian, and English.
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Later,
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in the mid-90s,
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he pursued a law degree,
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but deep down he was this weird music theater kid,
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and eventually his entertainment career overshadowed everything else.
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Zelensky went from being a small-town comedian to a prominent figure in Ukrainian
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and Russian media,
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rising to stardom as a household name.
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Throughout the early 2000s,
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Zelensky starred in rom-coms,
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hosting comedy specials,
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and served as the voice actor for children's movies like Paddington Bear.
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He even won the Ukrainian version of Dancing with the Stars in 2006.
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Then Zelensky took on his most iconic role in a political satire called Servant of
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the People,
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in which Zelensky starred as a history teacher fighting corruption who rose to
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become Ukraine's president.
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He literally played Ukraine's president on TV before he became the actual president.
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The show was so popular, even Netflix picked it up.
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And I hope y'all heard what I just said.
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He played a president on TV months before he became the actual president of Ukraine.
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His wife, who worked in entertainment as well, was a scriptwriter for the show.
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How completely perfect.
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What a coincidence, in fact.
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Zelensky even used his on-screen persona to announce his candidacy for president.
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What's on the resume besides winning Dancing with the Stars and playing president on TV?
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Well, nothing.
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Okay,
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if you want an accelerated and oversimplistic history of Russia and Ukraine,
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basically Ukraine has been part of the Russian Empire for centuries,
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before the United States of America even thought about becoming a nation.
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And before the Russian Empire absorbed the territory,
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Ukraine was a patchwork quilt of Kazarian Turkic influence,
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Mongol rule,
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Polish warrior groups,
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a lot of stuff here,
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okay?
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And Ukraine literally translates to borderland or Russia's borderland.
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And in being the border,
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Ukraine is kind of drawing culture and identity from both Europe and Russia.
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Just look at the map.
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And this place is trauma-filled, very recent trauma.
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The area was a contested battleground for the Bolshevik Revolution,
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only to be decimated by World War I.
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Holodomor or this genocide,
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this death by hunger,
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ravaged Ukraine with man-made famine under Stalin back in the early 1930s.
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And millions and millions died.
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In World War II,
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Ukraine became the main theater for the Eastern Front,
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devastating the area and its people.
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It's important to remind everyone that not too long ago,
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they were all allies and sided with each other during the Second World War.
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That was until the Cold War emerged.
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Under the Soviet Union,
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the area rebuilt,
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emerging as an industrial hub,
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but reportedly severely behind the rest of Western Europe in terms of,
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you know,
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the day-to-day quality of life.
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Then the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster happened in northern Ukraine with
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long-term health impacts on all of its people.
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And just to summarize,
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the Ukrainian people really haven't had a moment to rest in the last 100 years.
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And I fully acknowledge that that sucks for them.
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You have to keep all of this context in mind when you consider the official narrative.
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When the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991 and Ukraine became a sovereign country,
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Russia really didn't want its former borderland to ally with the West and join NATO.
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Article 5 of NATO is what gets constantly brought up because NATO's policy is that
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if one of its members gets attacked,
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NATO can decide to get involved a collective defense against the aggressor,
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which of course would be Russia in this scenario.
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Ukraine becoming part of NATO would theoretically,
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hypothetically,
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I guess,
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essentially shield it from Russia reabsorbing the territory very easily.
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Back in 2014,
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Ukraine ousted a leader who was too pro-Russia,
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and then Russia annexed Crimea and militarized rebels in Ukraine.
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Then, Ukraine looked westward for help and found it.
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Why did the West get involved?
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Ukraine is strategically a terrific territory for the West to acquire due to its
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proximity to Russia for military pursuits.
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The country is also home to some of the largest deposits of lithium and uranium.
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Lithium being used for batteries,
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you know,
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cell phones,
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laptops,
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machinery,
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cars,
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and uranium is used to fuel nuclear reactors that generate electricity.
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So you can totally see why Ukraine would be widely sought after on both sides.
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But basically,
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Russia says if Ukraine can't defend itself on its own,
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it has no right to claim statehood.
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And also,
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the territory is historically Russian,
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as are a good portion of the people in Ukraine who speak Russian,
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whose culture and identity is Russian.
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Russia doesn't want Western influence culturally or militarily right on their border.
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Russia claims they want to stop Western hegemony and ideology from permeating the
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populace because it's too liberal and subversive.
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And I know in this analysis,
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I'm giving everybody too fair of a chance here,
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all sides,
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because I can see the value in obtaining Ukraine from all sides if you're a greedy
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little goblin,
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which all global governments are at their core.
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I simply do not carry with me the emotional and psychological burden of Cold War
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propaganda pumped into the minds of American school children from 1945 to 1991.
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Simply wasn't my time.
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I got a handful of other psyops rattling around my noggin, but not this particular one.
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Just to round out this segment,
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I want you to look at how the Western media characterized Ukraine 10 years ago.
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before they decided Ukraine was an area that needed a little sprinkle of freedom and democracy.
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Headline from 2015, The Guardian.
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Welcome to Ukraine, the most corrupt nation in Europe.
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Reuters, 2018, Ukraine's neo-Nazi problem.
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2021, Ukraine's accelerating slide into authoritarianism.
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I'll answer the question.
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I looked the man in the eye.
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I found it to be very straightforward and trustworthy.
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We had a very good dialogue.
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I was able to
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Got a sense of his soul.
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He's a man deeply committed to his country and the best interests of his country.
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And I appreciate it very much, the frank dialogue.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Well, we're going to go down more.
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I want to show you some of my favorite spots on the ranch.
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There is no better gift than rain.
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Thank you.
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I'm close to amazed by how far Putin seems to have come in making,
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throwing his lot with the West.
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I don't think anybody since Peter the Great has made such a significant,
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at least initial move to the West.
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President Bush and President Obama were cozy with Putin,
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Bush even dancing with him,
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driving Putin around his ranch,
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never getting called a Kremlin stooge.
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And then suddenly, all at once, the narrative shifted.
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As soon as the West gets involved,
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pinpointing the vulnerability of a country which can be exploited,
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That country then becomes a hotbed of CIA color revolutions where they oust anyone
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who won't be a puppet and install their own.
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Has this tactic ever benefited the American people, increasing our safety?
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Or just enriched our leaders in their ties to the military-industrial complex?
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Have we ever been closer to World War III than we are today,
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after the spread of all this democracy and freedom to nations most of us will never
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step foot in?
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Enter Zelensky.
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He played a president on TV so well that they just fast-tracked him into the real thing.
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Heck, why not?
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Zelensky's presidency,
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which began in 2019,
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marked his transition from comedic daytime actor to political wartime actor.
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And in the backdrop of his presidency,
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there's all this tension with Russia because Ukraine is wanting to be a sovereign nation,
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but they're cozying up to the EU and NATO.
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And Russia doesn't like that because then that poses a military threat to Russia and yada yada.
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Like you're either picking up what I'm putting down at this point or I've lost you.
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NATO won't step away from Ukraine and Russia won't either.
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Some of you will say that Russia is in on this whole thing, playing along, antagonizing.
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That's a fair assessment too, in a sense.
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In February of 2022, Putin declared a special operation to denazify Ukraine.
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As though there were so many neo-Nazis there, it just required military intervention.
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Then bada-bing, bada-boom, missiles are flying into Ukraine hours later.
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Putin also said that the United States was funding and operating secret biolabs in
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Ukraine to develop biological weapons,
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which was said to be Russian propaganda,
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but then during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings,
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Victoria Nuland confirmed that this was indeed true,
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that Ukraine has biological research facilities for health and safety.
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Health and safety, not the ultimate destruction of the human race.
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And it expressed, don't get it twisted.
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Does Ukraine have chemical or biological weapons?
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Uh,
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Ukraine has,
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uh,
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biological research facilities,
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which,
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in fact,
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we are now quite concerned Russian troops,
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Russian forces may be seeking to,
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uh,
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gain control of.
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So we are working with the Ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research
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materials from falling into the hands of,
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uh,
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Russian forces should they approach.
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Gee golly gosh.
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Anyway, cue the money printer.
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American tax dollars started flying into Ukraine in response.
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In April 2022,
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Zelensky said that Ukraine would become a big Israel,
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prioritizing security with armed forces in everyday life.
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And I guess he ended up being right on the money because Israel and Ukraine are now
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America's top welfare queens.
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Also in 2022,
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Zelensky was named Time Magazine Person of the Year,
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and Americans would see his face on every grocery store and cap.
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As of March,
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2025,
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Congress has approved approximately 175 billion in total emergency funding for
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Ukraine-related efforts,
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an action which has since been criticized for the lack of accountability and oversight.
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Where in the world has this money gone?
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How can a country that is $32 trillion in debts and monetary aid to another country?
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How does that even work?
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There are suggestions that Ukraine is just a money laundering operation for corrupt politicians.
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Yeah,
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probably,
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it's very difficult to get death tolls out of either side since we're waist-deep in
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muck and propaganda at this point.
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But roughly,
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hundreds of thousands of deaths have resulted from this war,
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though some claim the number is closer to millions.
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which is weird because every war since Vietnam was broadcast 24-7 on American television,
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but I'm hard-pressed to find much video coverage of the actual war America is
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funding today.
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Though I will say there are ample clips circulating online of forced conscription
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of middle-aged men being kidnapped off the streets of Ukraine,
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so they're forced to join the military.
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If you're part of the I Stand With Ukraine crowd, I hope you will look up these videos.
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I can't put them in here because they're too graphic.
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There was supposed to be another Ukrainian election held in 2024,
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but basically Ukraine is under martial law and Zelensky just gets to rule indefinitely,
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I guess.
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Anyway,
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I've said all I need to say here,
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if you're wondering why you're seeing your friends and neighbors switch their
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Facebook profile pictures from the last current thing to the new current thing,
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that's why.
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The media told them what to be outraged about this week.
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Every war, every bit of theater played out across the global stage has a price.
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Sure,
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like they say,
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politics is Hollywood for ugly people,
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there are actors on your screen,
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but real and innocent people continue to suffer and pay the ultimate price.
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You don't hate the media enough.
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What do you think, internet friends?
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You know I look forward to reading your comments.
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Thank you so much for watching, subscribing, and supporting my channel on Patreon.
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And for buying my book, The Deep State Encyclopedia.
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Bye!
The shapeshifting phenomenon that we observed on social media is reflected above.
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