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Showing posts with label Russia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russia. Show all posts
John Helmer | The US SLASHES Ukraine Plan from 28 to 19 Points — Russia’s Response? | Nov. 25, 2025
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Source: Dialogu Works youtube
Stanislav Krapivnik | Peace Agreement is Impossible Without Trust | Nov. 25, 2025
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Source: Glenn Diesen youtube
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Stanislav Krapivnik is a former US Army officer, supply chain exec and military-political expert, now based in Russia. He was born in Lugansk during the Soviet times, migrated to the US as a child and served in the US army. Krapivnik discusses the different misunderstandings between the West and Russia, and why further escalations will likely result in a must more powerful Russian response.
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Stanislav Krapivnik is a former US Army officer, supply chain exec and military-political expert, now based in Russia. He was born in Lugansk during the Soviet times, migrated to the US as a child and served in the US army. Krapivnik discusses the different misunderstandings between the West and Russia, and why further escalations will likely result in a must more powerful Russian response.
Prof. Jeffrey Sachs | US Still Woefully Ignorant of Russia. | Nov. 24, 2025
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Col. Jacques Baud | Europe on the Brink: Can the EU Survive Another War? | Nov. 24, 2025
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Col. Douglas Macgregor | UKRAINE's LAST GASP: Billionaires Running the System | Nov. 23, 2025
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Source: Daniel Davis YouTube
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Western governments are under growing public pressure due to rising migration, economic hardship, and frustration that taxpayer money is being spent on migrants while citizens struggle. Many Europeans feel betrayed by leaders who continue to promote the narrative of a Russian threat. According to the speaker, admitting this threat is exaggerated would destroy these governments’ political legitimacy. They predict that current leaders in the UK, France, and Germany will eventually fall and be replaced by more nationalistic governments focused on domestic issues rather than foreign conflicts.
The media continues to push stories suggesting Russia is attacking or sabotaging Europe, but many of these incidents have been debunked or appear staged. The speaker argues that Europe’s support for Ukraine—including funding, weapons, and strikes inside Russia—naturally invites retaliation, though Russia has little incentive to attack Europe directly. Claims of widespread Russian sabotage are portrayed as propaganda designed to sustain public fear.
Ukraine’s leadership is described as deeply corrupt, with much Western aid being stolen. Militarily, the West has lacked a coherent strategy from the start—sending weapons that arrive too late, in too few numbers, or are obsolete by the time they reach the battlefield. Ukraine’s strategic defeat is described as inevitable, and further aid will only prolong destruction and Ukrainian casualties.
Western “globalists,” as the speaker calls them, want to provoke Russia into actions that kill Western Europeans, believing such casualties could rally their populations for a larger confrontation with Russia. But the speaker argues this strategy will fail.
Meanwhile, leaders like Macron continue to frame Russia as the sole aggressor and insist Ukraine is ready for peace while Russia refuses—an argument the speaker dismisses as Orwellian propaganda disconnected from reality.
Western governments are under growing public pressure due to rising migration, economic hardship, and frustration that taxpayer money is being spent on migrants while citizens struggle. Many Europeans feel betrayed by leaders who continue to promote the narrative of a Russian threat. According to the speaker, admitting this threat is exaggerated would destroy these governments’ political legitimacy. They predict that current leaders in the UK, France, and Germany will eventually fall and be replaced by more nationalistic governments focused on domestic issues rather than foreign conflicts.
The media continues to push stories suggesting Russia is attacking or sabotaging Europe, but many of these incidents have been debunked or appear staged. The speaker argues that Europe’s support for Ukraine—including funding, weapons, and strikes inside Russia—naturally invites retaliation, though Russia has little incentive to attack Europe directly. Claims of widespread Russian sabotage are portrayed as propaganda designed to sustain public fear.
Ukraine’s leadership is described as deeply corrupt, with much Western aid being stolen. Militarily, the West has lacked a coherent strategy from the start—sending weapons that arrive too late, in too few numbers, or are obsolete by the time they reach the battlefield. Ukraine’s strategic defeat is described as inevitable, and further aid will only prolong destruction and Ukrainian casualties.
Western “globalists,” as the speaker calls them, want to provoke Russia into actions that kill Western Europeans, believing such casualties could rally their populations for a larger confrontation with Russia. But the speaker argues this strategy will fail.
Meanwhile, leaders like Macron continue to frame Russia as the sole aggressor and insist Ukraine is ready for peace while Russia refuses—an argument the speaker dismisses as Orwellian propaganda disconnected from reality.
Scott Ritter | Russia's Offensive FORCES Trump U-Turn, NATO & Ukraine MELT DOWN | Nov. 21, 2025
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Source: Danny Haiphong youtube
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Former UN Weapons inspector Scott Ritter joins from Russia to break down the secret talks between Washington and Moscow spurred by the Kremlin's unstoppable advance on the frontlines. He breaks down his firsthand experiences and what he's learned about the truth of Ukraine's imminent surrender.
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Former UN Weapons inspector Scott Ritter joins from Russia to break down the secret talks between Washington and Moscow spurred by the Kremlin's unstoppable advance on the frontlines. He breaks down his firsthand experiences and what he's learned about the truth of Ukraine's imminent surrender.
Andrei Martyanov & Pepe Escobar | NATO’s BIG Problem: Russia & China Just Pulled Ahead- SCO Shockwave | Nov. 20, 2025
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Pepe Escobar,
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Andrei Martyanov | Another Day, Another Plan | Nov. 19, 2025
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Source: smoothiex12.blogspot.com
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Political maneuvering to cover up a catastrophe. "Facts" as Pentagon sees them.
Col. Larry Wilkerson | Epstein Files - NATO's Moves ALL FALLING APART - Iran closer to Russia | Nov. 18, 2025
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Iran,
Jeffrey Epstein,
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Alastair Crooke | Russians Believe Europe Wants War | Nov. 18, 2025
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Russia,
Ukraine
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Scott Ritter | NATO’s Ukraine Strategy Is Collapsing | Nov. 17, 2025
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Scott Ritter,
Ukraine
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Col. Jacques Baud | If the U.S. Leaves, Ukraine Falls — Europe Finally Admits the Truth? | Nov. 17, 2025
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Stanislav Krapivnik | Russia Dominates the Ground War | No. 16, 2025
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Stanislav Krapivnik,
Ukraine
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Andrei Martyanov | Frontline FALLING APART: Russia Moves to CRUSH Ukraine’s Entire Army | Nov. 13, 2025
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Prof. John Mearsheimer | Putin’s Calculus: Why Russia Might Welcome a Long War | Nov. 13, 2025
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Stanislav Krapivnik & Lt Col Daniel Davis | Mad Max Russians: Their New Tactic | Nov. 12, 2025
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Source: Daniel Davis youtube
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Stanislav Krapivnik recounts firsthand experiences traveling and delivering aid near the Russian-Ukrainian frontlines, describing both the physical danger and the evolving nature of warfare there.
They describe moving in unarmored vans through active combat zones, where FPV attack drones strike civilian vehicles at high speed, making it nearly impossible to survive if targeted. They’ve delivered medical supplies, hospital equipment, and humanitarian aid to frontline areas like Kursk and Rylsk, often under fire or near recent drone attacks.
He recalls earlier experiences from 2014–2015, when drones were mainly used for reconnaissance, contrasting that with the current environment where unmanned systems dominate the battlefield. Russian forces, he says, still use tanks and heavy artillery, but often position them behind the front lines as direct-fire platforms to bombard Ukrainian positions before withdrawing. He mentions the use of FOBs (fuel-air explosives) with small jet engines for extended range — describing their devastating vacuum effect that can crush fortifications or kill by sucking air from enclosed spaces.
The conversation shifts to broader strategic and political implications:
Russia is reportedly preparing for larger mechanized offensives again, as Ukrainian defenses thin out due to manpower shortages.
Kyiv’s mayor, Vitali Klitschko, admitted Ukraine faces “huge problems with soldiers”, noting Russian assaults “just keep coming.”
Ukraine may lower its draft age from 25 to 22 to replenish forces.
The speaker argues this won’t help much, claiming the Ukrainian elite are corrupt and detached — with leaders’ families living abroad (in Israel, London, or the U.S.) and amassing property while ordinary Ukrainians die in combat. He accuses officials like former defense minister Reznikov and President Zelensky of profiteering off war, buying real estate and businesses overseas.
He concludes that for many of Ukraine’s ruling class, the war is a “feeding trough”, not a patriotic struggle — suggesting they intend to leave the country after enriching themselves, while ordinary citizens endure bombardment and loss.
Overall, the account mixes frontline realism (drone warfare, artillery tactics, humanitarian aid) with political cynicism about Ukraine’s leadership and the toll of prolonged conflict.
Description:
Stanislav Krapivnik recounts firsthand experiences traveling and delivering aid near the Russian-Ukrainian frontlines, describing both the physical danger and the evolving nature of warfare there.
They describe moving in unarmored vans through active combat zones, where FPV attack drones strike civilian vehicles at high speed, making it nearly impossible to survive if targeted. They’ve delivered medical supplies, hospital equipment, and humanitarian aid to frontline areas like Kursk and Rylsk, often under fire or near recent drone attacks.
He recalls earlier experiences from 2014–2015, when drones were mainly used for reconnaissance, contrasting that with the current environment where unmanned systems dominate the battlefield. Russian forces, he says, still use tanks and heavy artillery, but often position them behind the front lines as direct-fire platforms to bombard Ukrainian positions before withdrawing. He mentions the use of FOBs (fuel-air explosives) with small jet engines for extended range — describing their devastating vacuum effect that can crush fortifications or kill by sucking air from enclosed spaces.
The conversation shifts to broader strategic and political implications:
Russia is reportedly preparing for larger mechanized offensives again, as Ukrainian defenses thin out due to manpower shortages.
Kyiv’s mayor, Vitali Klitschko, admitted Ukraine faces “huge problems with soldiers”, noting Russian assaults “just keep coming.”
Ukraine may lower its draft age from 25 to 22 to replenish forces.
The speaker argues this won’t help much, claiming the Ukrainian elite are corrupt and detached — with leaders’ families living abroad (in Israel, London, or the U.S.) and amassing property while ordinary Ukrainians die in combat. He accuses officials like former defense minister Reznikov and President Zelensky of profiteering off war, buying real estate and businesses overseas.
He concludes that for many of Ukraine’s ruling class, the war is a “feeding trough”, not a patriotic struggle — suggesting they intend to leave the country after enriching themselves, while ordinary citizens endure bombardment and loss.
Overall, the account mixes frontline realism (drone warfare, artillery tactics, humanitarian aid) with political cynicism about Ukraine’s leadership and the toll of prolonged conflict.
Patrick Henningsen & Sevim Dağdelen | NATO Lost Ukraine War, Europe's APOCALYPSE Next | Nov. 12, 2025
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Source: Danny Haiphong youtube
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Is this the END of Europe? Former German MP Sevim Dağdelen joins the program to break down Europe's escalating crisis as NATO marches to war with Russia despite its monumental defeat in Ukraine. MP Dağdelen will tackle address the US/Trump relationship with Europe and whether any break is possible from the dangerous endgame being thrust upon humanity.
Sevim Dagdelen is a German foreign-policy expert and politician who served as a member of the German Bundestag from 2005 to 2025—first for Die Linke (2005–2023) and, after co-founding the party, for the Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) (2024–2025). Dagdelen is the foreign policy spokesperson of the Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW).
A long-standing member of the Bundestag Foreign Affairs Committee (2009–2025), she was one of its most vocal and consistent critics of NATO expansion, German arms exports, and military involvement in foreign conflicts. She also represented the Bundestag in the NATO Parliamentary Assembly (2010–2023) and the Interparliamentary Conference (IPC) on the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), where she repeatedly challenged the militarization of European foreign policy and the subordination of national sovereignty to transatlantic directives
Description:
Is this the END of Europe? Former German MP Sevim Dağdelen joins the program to break down Europe's escalating crisis as NATO marches to war with Russia despite its monumental defeat in Ukraine. MP Dağdelen will tackle address the US/Trump relationship with Europe and whether any break is possible from the dangerous endgame being thrust upon humanity.
Sevim Dagdelen is a German foreign-policy expert and politician who served as a member of the German Bundestag from 2005 to 2025—first for Die Linke (2005–2023) and, after co-founding the party, for the Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) (2024–2025). Dagdelen is the foreign policy spokesperson of the Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW).
A long-standing member of the Bundestag Foreign Affairs Committee (2009–2025), she was one of its most vocal and consistent critics of NATO expansion, German arms exports, and military involvement in foreign conflicts. She also represented the Bundestag in the NATO Parliamentary Assembly (2010–2023) and the Interparliamentary Conference (IPC) on the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), where she repeatedly challenged the militarization of European foreign policy and the subordination of national sovereignty to transatlantic directives
