Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Russia Ukraine War | Daria Dugina Assassination | World War 3 Podcasts

Episode Date: August 23, 2022

The Russia Ukraine War is heating up and now the Russian Government blames Ukraine for the assassination of Daria Dugina, the daughter of a russian nationalist that is also close to Putin. Was this an intentional escalation in the war against Russia? Will this lead to World War 3?

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So how is everyone doing this evening? So tonight on this episode, we're going to talk about Russia-Ukraine war. We're going to talk about the latest car bombing. We're going to talk about what does this mean for the future of the Russia-Ukraine war for the potential of World War III. how does this play in? Does this escalate war to the point of a massive nuclear war? Possibly nuclear war to be the end of days.

We don't know. But we are going to talk about it. That's just reminding me, I've got to turn my phone volume off. And also don't forget that somebody in our government was talking about nuclear war today that we need to bring up that situation. I think they were either an ex-government employee that was basically kind of putting us. We're going to do it now. Well, no, it was just someone that they were putting us up against Russia and China saying that we do not have that capability.

Well, it's not even the capability. It's just that a lot of our nukes and our tactical nuclear weapon capabilities are outdated and they need to be brought to today's standards. And I guess they're not. And, you know, it is one thing. I guess Russia is showing their might with their hypersonic missiles. China we obviously know has hypersonic missiles although China does not have the amount of nuclear or hypersonic missiles

as Russia or China I believe Russia actually has the most we've talked about it in our previous book You mean Russia or America? Yeah I'm saying China does not have as many hypersonic or tactical nukes as United States or especially Russia but you know according to all the stats

and all the data out there Russia is one of the top tactical nuke country out there. And the reality is, you know, in the event of a nuclear war, in the event something pops off, you know, there's only so many things that you can do to try to save your own country in a situation where if you have people in a situation room and they're like, all right, they just launched a nuke or whatever the case may be. You have, the hypersome missiles are, well, 15 minutes at most. 10 minutes. Most of those missiles are reaching the United States or Australia or Canada or whoever else. New Zealand.

Wherever. I mean, they're going to reach them very fast. And the thing about the hypersonic missiles, and I know we're getting a little, not off topic, but we've got to talk about this. Hypersonic missiles, their ability to be able to switch trajectories, which means they can be going at nine times the speed of sound and all of a sudden make a left turn instantly. It's almost like a UFO. hard. Yeah. It's almost like a UFO. Well, it's not. Well, it's not because it's not a direct left turn. It's not

like it disappears. Okay. But it can move and avoid faster than a plane or anything else. Absolutely. Nine times the speed of sound? Yeah. Yeah. We don't have an airplane even close to that. So so yeah, so these weapons are able to avoid

you know, our weapons defense systems. Destruction. No, they're just able to avoid our weapon defense systems. And so anyways, we don't no regardless we know we have nukes we know we have you know hypersonic missiles it there's no one wins a nuclear war for a reason and it's because even if we tried to bomb the hell out of their silos and the places we knew they had their their nukes because we know i mean our intelligence in the united states just like they know probably ours maybe i don't know i don't know if they do or not

who knows how good their intelligence is there's a reason why you know the united states has always been a powerhouse as far as, you know, the leader of the free world. We have more intelligence. We have more capabilities of almost anybody and or pretty much anybody. At least I say we used to. I don't know anymore now because now it's just, it's a toss up. Yeah. But, but, you know, so we're, we're staring down the barrel of a loaded nuclear firearm is what we're looking at. And, you know, I think, you know, we all go about our lives on a daily basis. We wake up, we go to work, we go to do whatever we're going to do. We go to a movie.

We go out to a party. We go hang out with their friends. We go to dinner. And we're oblivious to how literally we are on a knife edge to total destruction of this world. Right. But this is one thing I wanted to ask. And I'm not trying to be, but listen, I'm not trying to be like a doomsday person. I'm just saying it doesn't take much.

To blow up the world. And I feel like, and I feel like. And that's why that's why it's very important what we're going to talk about tonight. But let me ask you a quick question. If for some reason Russia or China were going after America and they put their nuclear weapons towards America only, is that going to affect the whole world? Yeah, it would because it's going to cause a nuclear winner. I mean, the reality is in an all-out nuclear war, the whole world will be affected because it's going to cause a nuclear winner that, many people say would last for years.

You're not going to have sunlight hardly. It's going to almost be like a new ice age. You're not going to have, I mean, it's going to absolutely probably destroy a lot of communications and power. Just because of the dust of it or like what? Not the dust, just the radiation and the smoke and everything that is in the atmosphere. It's going to block out the sunlight. Yeah, it's going to block out the sunlight.

So even if Russia, let's just say, Russia sent one nuclear warhead. to America in like New York. Not one. Let's just say if it's one. No, one would not cause a nuclear winter. No. It would have to be multiple nuclear warheads that were fired in many different areas. And it also depends on how big the weapon is, the warhead.

It could be 500 pound, 1,000 pound, whatever the case may be. So let's say they did the one weapon and just say they targeted New York. Well, it doesn't matter. If they hit New York with a nuclear warhead, do you know the amount of nuclear? Like, no. What? Listen, do you know the amount of nuclear weapons that would be launched after? I mean, if Russia hits the United States with one, it's not even a possibility.

Russia can't just hit New York with one nuclear war. And then we're not going to retaliate. No, we're going to send every nuclear freaking weapon we have and so are they. Yeah, I get that. I get that. And not only us, all the other countries have nukes are going to go into. China's going to do it. I get that.

But what I was asking, if there was one nuke, delivered to one specific place, what would happen? Well, we know. It would look back at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. I mean, in Japan, it kills a shit ton of people. And it, like, kills a shit ton of people. And there is fallout in certain areas. But, I mean, the reality is, is that that's just not likely now.

I mean, that's just not, it's, Russia's not going to send one nuclear warhead to us. And, you know, like if the United States hit Russia with a nuclear warhead, they would hit Moscow, which is. like their capital. Yeah, I'm right. And so that's like hitting New York City. I mean, it's the same thing.

Exactly what I was saying. I know, but that's not going to happen. There's not going to be one nuclear warhead and we're like, okay, we're done. Yeah, I know, but I'm just saying if that happened, what would happen? Well, it would kill a shit ton of people in a certain blast area. Mm-hmm. And then, you know. But it wouldn't kill everyone on Earth.

No, absolutely not. No, it wouldn't kill everyone on Earth. I mean, not even close. You would have to have, like, multiple nuclear warheads. Yeah, I mean, look, to get it, the reality is to get a nuclear winner to happen. You got to have a, it's got to be an all-out nuclear war, which is what, there's not going to be a nuclear war without an all-out nuclear war to where everyone sends everything. It's just not going to happen. I was just doing the what-ifs.

Yeah, but yeah, I mean, maybe back in a day when you had one or two countries that had nuclear warheads, that might happen. That might be possible. But not in this situation. I don't think. I mean, I know what you're asking. But the reality is. is that the United States, if they got hit, if the United States got hit by nuclear warhead, or they even launched a nuclear warhead this way, you know, it would be, it'd be total destruction

across the world. And everyone would just, they would shoot and pray that somehow maybe they survive down the road, you know. And the best people to survive are people with underground bunkers, I would think. Yeah, I mean, I think for a little while, but, you know, you get to understand, too, is like, you know, you're going to have a lot of, you know, you better have a food supply enough to where you're going to have the ability to stay underground to where radiation and the fallout at least subdues. And then you're going to have to, because, look, most animals are going to be dead within so long. You know, all that stuff.

So you're not going to be able to hunt, really. You know, I think a good. I think a good option, not for a while. But I think a good option, too, would be having water somewhere to where you could actually fish. I mean, even though those fish may be radio. Yeah, because we were talking about that the other night that you felt like, fish would be less Yeah, I mean, they would survive more than

obviously animals above Because they're in the ocean because they're in the water? Yeah, they have a certain layer protection. I mean, there's going to be fallout it gets in the water as well, I would assume. But yeah. But either way, it's not a good thing. Oh, exactly.

Regardless. But I'm just saying if it happened, you would be much likely to survive in the ocean, you know, fishing in the ocean than creatures on Earth. I mean, you're not going to want to be out in the air. you know, for a long period of time, which means you need to have a food supply

long enough to survive the fallout, you know, over time, which is going to be a while. And then you've got to think a nuclear winter, you're talking about extreme cold conditions. Because we're... Because the sun is not even able to come down on... No, we actually had a podcast about this. It was a World War III.

I think it was one of our first podcast. We went in depth about how nuclear winters happened and all this stuff. So we're not going to go in. into like the whole detail about that. You guys can go listen to that on the previous podcast. But yeah, essentially, yeah, I mean, it's a nuclear winner. You're going to be, you know, it's going to screw everything, basically.

Okay. So what we're, so what we do need to talk about is what happened recently in Russia Ukraine. Well, let's just give an update, I guess, on the Russia-Ukraine situation. Yeah, I want to know numbers and all that. So right now. I've not talked about it for a while. Yeah, so some 9,000 Ukrainian troops. troops right now have been killed during the Russian invasion.

UN says 5,587 civilians have been killed and 7,890 are wounded. And this estimate is as of August 22nd, 2022. And the estimate is likely hugely conservative, as the UN says. So meaning these numbers are probably a lot less than what the actual numbers are. A way more. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You said way less. I know what I'm saying these numbers are way less than what actually happened.

Oh, okay, that they're reporting. Gotcha. And so Russia's invasion of Ukraine has already killed about 9,000 Ukrainian soldiers since it began nearly six months ago. And a general said in a rare admission on casualty figures during the war, General Valerie Zalunhai, Ukraine's commander-in-chief said on Monday, many more Ukrainian children needed to be cared for because their fathers had gone. to the front and are maybe among the nearly 9,000 he rose who have been killed. And so this is according to, by the way, I'm actually getting these figures from Al Jazeera, which is sad because it is a Middle Eastern news agency. It's actually one of the big reporting news agencies during Afghanistan and the United States War.

But I did want to just kind of get a outside the box news agency that's just kind of trying to find what the actual numbers are. 9,000. Yeah. U.S. military officials. was estimated two weeks ago that Russia had lost between 70,000 to 80,000 soldiers. Wow. Both killed and wounded in action. It is impossible for Al Jazeera, they say, to independently confirm those battlefield

figures. Because the United Nations, like I said, they said there's been 5,587 civilians that are dead, and they also said 9,000 Ukrainian troops. United States is estimating up to 70 to 80,000 soldiers have died. The UN's Children Agency said on Monday at least 9,000. 972 Ukrainian children have been killed or injured since Russia invaded. That's a whole school, like a big school. Yeah.

And so this is just kind of some of the latest numbers as far as, you know, what... And to me, I feel like we have to put those, the numbers into, like, equations that what we can understand what it looks like. If you think about 9,000 or 100,000, you know, what are you looking at? Like, what can you compare that to? because most of us, we just listen to the numbers and we don't understand. But if you're looking at 900 children, that's a whole elementary school, right? If you're looking at hundreds of thousands of people. Or 70 or 80,000.

I mean, you're looking at a stadium, a stadium full. Yeah, a whole stadium full of people dead. Yeah. So, yeah, those are, they're tough numbers to hear. You know, the bad thing is you don't ever want to hear anybody die. But unfortunately, we have wars around the world that are going on. Many of those funded by the United States, some of them funded by other places. You know, I'll be the first to say the United States is not immune to going and bombing and attacking countries for whatever reasons.

We've talked about in other podcasts. We're in wars now that most general population of Americans, Canadians, Australians, whoever don't even know we're there. Don't even know we're bombing the hell out of people. There was a report today that just came out that we're ramping up our drone strikes in Africa. We're killing people in Africa with drones for some of these random countries. I mean, you know, and then you've got to think about Libya and our wars there that no one even knows about. So it's, you know, we look at the Russia of Ukraine. Everyone's like holding this fruit and it's like, oh, look here, look here, Russia Ukraine, Russia Ukraine.

but what we don't understand is that we, the United States, are in wars all over the world right now, that we're killing the shit out of people all the time. And Obama is one that had, Obama was one of the most deadly people when it came to drones. I mean, he used more drone strikes to kill tons of people. And many figures say the amount of civilians he killed with those drone strikes are probably unimaginable.

Yeah, I have to say, though, I don't think it was Biden. I think it was Biden's facts. faculty. No, I'm saying, I'm saying Obama. Oh, Obama, sorry. Yeah. Not Biden. I'm saying Obama. Obama, wow. Yeah, Obama is well known to have, he is a drone predator dude. He loves blowing shit up and he always did. And, you know, the United States military uses drones in a lot of ways that we just can't even imagine. So let's talk about this car bombing. They're calling it a political assassination. And her name is Dari Dugina. And so the attack in Moscow

resulted in the death of journalist Daria Platanova, although her last name is Dugina, but they call her Platanova, I guess that's one of the things she went by. Some people say it was primarily aimed at her father, which is Alexander Dugin. He's a philosopher and

creator of the modern school of geopolitics, head of the Department of Sociology, and International Relations at Moscow's Lamanosov, State University and founder of the International Eurasian Movement. This is not simply a criminal act of an individual or small group, but a political crime planned and carried out by Western Intelligence, they say, Western intelligence services. Which does not mean just America, though, right?

Particularly those of the United States and Britain, according to well-established procedures. So, and guys, I'm reading this based on, you know, the sources we have for these articles, The people that we read and what we read are people that are and have and are on the ground in many places around the world. They are highly respected in journalism community. And they have firsthand knowledge. Just take it as almost like a project veritas. Yeah. They have a lot of information from around the world.

They gather information from everywhere. And I'm not saying they're saying for sure it was Western intelligence. But it is very liking to well-establishment. procedures of the West, aka the United States, Britain, UK, to carry out attacks such as these. But first,

the choice of Target, in his interview with someone else, I don't even know what the hell that name is, last April, Alexander Dugan explains that Russian military operation in Ukraine is not only a response to the U.S. NATO escalation, which endangers Russia's security, but a response to the West's globalist

plan to maintain a unpopular world under its own rule. As an alternative to the globalist agenda, Dugan envisions the creation of a multipolar world through a historic planetary pact of all people of different cultures and traditions who reject the globalist agenda. What is needed is a universal alliance

against the Soros, Schwabes, Bill Gates, and the global liberal oligarchy who threaten humanity with their insane plans. And this is what Alexander Dugan believed. And this is what he, him and Putin, that's why they became close because Putin agreed with his

and also his daughter was a journalist that also fought the globalist type agenda. So in simple terms, they're against the New World Order. New World Order, Globus Genia. Yeah. Yeah, and so this is something we're going to get to tonight is like, you know, I know you're hearing the girl got killed, she got bombed.

You know, if you listen to mainstream media, her dad was a nationalist Russia propagandist. That's what you're going to hear. Right. It was all for Russia. And by the way, we're not just saying that this story is 100% fact. I'm just saying that this is an alternative thing that you have to listen to. And by the way, this is not just from one source. There are multiple sources that say the same.

Now, I looked into Alexander Dugan. Did not know who this guy was before. But what I do know is that, you know, and I, Crenner, to even, or not cringe, but I hesitate to even say this. But Alexander Dugan, he often

praised President Trump for his and keep in mind this at the same time while I say this. Trump was much more harsh on Russia than Biden has been or Obama. Trump had more sanctions

and more things put in place. against Russia that put United States in front rather than selling out to Russia. But at the same time, it allowed Russia to do their thing, to do their nationalist thing, which, by the way,

nationalism is not a bad thing. The media wants you to believe that nationalist, if they call you a white nationalist, right, like that makes people automatically believe that a white nationalist is like a white supremacist.

Look, nationalists means, that you care about your country and you do not want outside influences or sources to interfere with that. Right. That's what a nationalist is. And it doesn't not necessarily mean white, black, whatever. No, but that's a funny thing. But they always use the white nationals because they want it to sound bad.

Right. And you can be like in Africa, for example. They could be a black nationalist. But even still, they use these terms to make it like white supremacy, but they say white nationalist, propagandist, all this shit. So, yeah. It's really freedom. for your country or for what your country stands for? Well, in my opinion, in 2022 in August of 2022,

I would say nationalist is anything that is anti-globalist. I mean, that's literally what the definition should be changed to if it isn't. Anti-one world government. Yes. You're exactly right. So they basically wanted to, you know, they wanted to go against the universal alliance of the Soros and the Bill Gates and everyone, the Schwabs and all those people that want this insane plan,

the 30 by 30 and the Great Reset. This is something that he always taught in his university. He was a well-known, well-respected and had shit tons of fans across Russia. And, of course, people from the outside of Russia always looked at him as well as Putin or anyone that brought, anyone that's talked about this whole globalist or New World Order agenda, They looked at Putin and they looked at this guy and they say, oh, well, they're a conspiracy theorist. And so then we hear about this car bombing. And, you know, what does the mainstream media do?

Well, they come out and they say, well, you know what? It's fine because, you know, he was, he's in Putin's inner circle. And by the way, he's a nationalist. By the way, he's not even really technically in Putin's inner circle. It's not like they're best friends. this guy Alexander Dugan he Putin had followed what he

taught and what he believed in and what he and what his followers and the reason his followers liked him and Putin agreed with a lot of those sentiments if you look at any and by the way this is not a pro Putin pro-Russia podcast

I want to make that clear I'm just giving you the other side of what the mainstream media is not giving you right so then Putin Putin, Putin. Putin. Putin. Don't put in your pants.

Putin. Putin wanted, you know, he's always been against the New World Order, and he's always been against the globalist agenda. He's said this in many major conferences around the world. He has spoke out about this. He knows what the real deal is when it comes to that. And so people always want to say, oh, well, Trump is Russia and Trump collusion. Well, number one, that was proven bullshit. That was just a complete lie. over and over again. But then you hear about Alexander Dugan,

you hear about him, and you hear about him praising Trump's politics and his agendas for the United States. Now, it's crazy to say that because obviously Alexander Dugan is a very pro-Russian nationalist. He believes 100% in Russia. But he also believes that you don't have to have a one-world government for people to also kind of come together.

It is kind of what he said in a statement. The one world government and the New World Order is an agenda against Christianity. Even sovereign countries. Yeah. Wouldn't you think? Well, yeah, absolutely. Countries that believe in themselves.

Yeah, absolutely. We've talked about us on many episodes. But yeah, this is something that he believed in heavily. And this is something that, at least from a lot of reports, that Putin himself believed in. and he himself has said on many occasions in many different conferences. And we have to get this straight too. This Ukrainian-Russian war, I've heard it over and over again.

At first, I was like, oh, my God, I can't believe they're doing that. But if you think about what they're doing, they're putting all this shit on the border of Russia where we promised we weren't going to do that. We're going after them on the border. It's just like... But it's not just a nuclear warheads on the border. It is, it is, you know, for example, China came out. I think it was a month ago or it was actually earlier than that.

And then they said it again two weeks ago. And China came out and said, they agree with Russia for this attack. The reason why China said that is because, and by the way, China is horrible to their people. But what I'm saying is, no, it's because the bio-weapons labs. And that's another reason. And they said, we know for a fact there's bio-weavening lab. Now, listen, you can't believe any damn thing. China says, because, you know, according to at least,

the United States narrative, this thing came from the Wuhan Lab. But we also know, oh, Falci is retiring now. Oh, I did not know that. In December. Yeah, he's leaving in December. And it's like everyone's saying, look, don't think you're going to run from an investigation, even though will he ever actually be investigated? I don't know.

But we do know is that this virus was in the United States, in labs, in universities here, the same virus that spread around the world. Exactly. I don't know if it was before. I don't know if it was here before. Sorry, before it was in Wuhan. But we do know that it was here. And it was here before the pandemic happened.

It was in North Carolina. It was in North Carolina and Texas. Yep. And some other places. Our NIH was funding it. But the point is that Russia is going after NATO and everything else in Ukraine because of what is happening at their borders. Yeah. You know, we would be, United States would be the same way.

Absolutely. If they're putting stuff at our borders, we'd be fighting. cutting it. Yeah, well, of course. But we don't really have borders anymore. Yeah, that's true. Our borders are open. So, I don't know.

So within this framework is the international Eurasian movement. It's the growing economic integration of Eurasia, which encourages negotiated conflict resolution and cross-cultural dialogue contributes concretely to the transition from the unipopular world

to the multi-popular world, which the United States and other major powers of the Western Trine hard to prevent. So Daria Platanova or Daria Dugan, or Dugina, an expert on international relations, columnists and contributor to radio and television channels, had contributed to a few episodes of Grandin Gola. And in the coming months of her collaboration

was to take on a periodic character. The news of her murder shocked but did not silence us. Darya will remain with us on Bailubleu. Okay. whatever the hell that means Yeah, I lost you on that one. Well, this is just talking about they're not going to silence

what they're trying to put out there is what they're saying. The Russia and SFB investigation. So the latest report, the Russia Federal Security Service has claimed that the assassination of Dugina was committed by

a covert operative of Ukraine. The FSB has identified Natalia Volta. or VOVK as the alleged assassin. Natalia, which is a female. As a result of a complex of urgent operational search measures, the Federal Security Service has solved the murder of Russian journalist Darya Dugina, born in 1992.

The FSB announced going on to emphasize the culpability of the Ukrainian government by stating that the crime was prepared and committed by the Ukrainian special services. Now according to the FSB's investigation, this lady that they say carried out the Valk entered Russia in July before she situating herself in the same apartment building that Dugina resided in. She would then follow Dugina to the festival in which the explosive device that led to her death was planted.

Valk was also accompanied by her 12-year-old daughter. They fled to Estonia following the assassination according to Russia's intelligence. Following her identification, Russia law enforcement agency declared the intent to seek her extradition. So there's a couple things in this. Number one, she went to Estonia. Number two, Russia wants to extradite her.

Number three, Estonia is a NATO country. Okay? So keep that in mind. Yeah. So she's safe. Well, no, but listen, the world's not. Because depending on how hard they want to go. And look, you know, depending on how hard they want to go at this is whether or not this could turn in.

into a bigger thing. Now, you know, this person or persons, including her father, was not, you know, he was not a general in the military of Russia or something or someone that... He was an educator. Yes. But he was not a general or something like that. So how hard will Russia go for this? I don't know. And his daughter was a reporter, right? Yes. Yeah. But will Russia take this to the next level because of someone that Putin agreed with on his

And he was also close to these people too. Well, not crazy close. But I think he, you know, he probably had a good relationship with him, obviously. Well, I think that. But I don't think this, I don't think this brings it to the level of, you know, we're going to invade a NATO country because of this person. To get this girl. Yeah. In Russia.

But had this been a, you know, had this been a Russian general or a someone very close to Putin, it would be a different story. it would be a different story, I guess. But also, we have to ask ourselves, did, number one, number one, it doesn't make sense. Yeah. Like, why did they do this? Why did they target this girl? Why did they target her, especially, you know, knowing that this guy was, yes, close to Putin, and he was an educator.

And Putin agreed with his philosophies, but they went after his daughter, right? and we already know that because I thought well, what if they were... And by the way, this was remote detonated, they believed, which means that she would have seen that it was not her... Yeah, I was going to say they were going after her. They knew when she got in the car they didn't. It wasn't after the father at all.

Well, they could have been after the father, but I guess maybe when they saw her daughter getting the vehicle, they were like, screw it, we'll do this too. And he's probably going to be hiding out for a little while. Well, he better. That's scary. Yeah, following her... assassination, Ukraine was naturally

implicated as being behind the murder, given her father significant albeit ignatmatic, reputation is one of Vladimir Putin's most influential ideologues. Kiv urgently washed its hands of any involvement as advisor Michaelo Pottilak stated,

Ukraine, of course, has nothing to do with yesterday's explosion. Although Ukrainian officials denied any involvement in the attack, Zelensky warned of his anticipation that Dugina's murder would inex... And extractably, it result in the intensification of Russia's military campaign. And in the beginning, before we even knew who the person that assassinated this girl was,

there was all kinds of rumors that it came from the West, meaning America or the UK. That's what we initially thought. But we don't still know. But we still don't know. Even if it came from Ukraine, we don't really know. Yeah, we don't know how we proxy that whole situation to work out. Who's behind that? Who's behind it, really? He knows.

But given the reports of her escape to Estonia, the location of the alleged assassin places Russia in a conflict against a NATO member. And even more directly than the proxy war in Ukraine. In 2016, European Court of Justice set president, which would justify any extradition request for Vok by Russia. The case law that set that standard occurred when the court found that any member state of European Union is obligated to accommodate an act. extradition request of any third-party non-member state, even if the subject of their request is

not a citizen of the EU nation itself. This decision followed a case in which Russia requested to have Estonian National Aliski Putatran extradited from Latvia for the drug trafficking offenses. So the legal framework of the European Court of Justice will place Estonia in a crucible in Vok has indeed found safe haven in a Baltic state. In addition to join in EU in 2004, Estonia joined NATO the same year. The potential conflict arising between Estonia and the Russian Federation has the potential to trigger Article 5 with a NATO charter, which would put

forth a collective defense clause, meaning that any military engagement with a NATO member state constitutes action taken against the entire transatlantic body, whether it occurs as far east as Tallinn or as far west as Hawaii. Article 5 has been constantly

dangled before Russia as a sword of damasiles of sorts designed to disillude and any escalation of the Ukrainian conflict. The veiled threat was most recently invoked in response to Russia's attack on the nuclear power plant and increased military incursions by Ukrainian military forces into Crimea.

Any deliberate damage caused him potential radiation leak to a Ukrainian nuclear reactor would be a breach of NATO's Article 5, said UK MP Tobias Elwood. His sentiments were echoed by U.S. Congressman Adam Kinsinger, which is a piece of shit, by the way, who followed Elwood's declaration by stating this really isn't even up for debate. Any leak will kill people of NATO countries.

That's an automatic Article 5, just hours before DeGian is assassination. So in other words, they had this girl come assassinate the dude's child or whatever, and she was young. She escapes to NATO, right? And there's all these laws against Russia why they can't get her. She's safe. and if they go against that, it's going to be war. And this is why the problem is going to come in. And Article 5 also talks about any nuclear power plant that they screw with,

then it raises Article 5 as well, which means that it will likely kill people of NATO countries, right? So it's basically, I mean, if we look at this from a big standpoint here, it's NATO and the West saying you're not allowed to do this. Yeah, you can't do that. We can kill your people or whatever, but you're not allowed to do this. You're not allowed to get this person and try them in your own country. We're not going to give you her pretty much.

But we're also, at the same time, we're going to send Ukraine billions and billions and billions of dollars to fight you. Who knows what else we're actually doing in that war. But we're going to send you billions. And then we're also going to put rules on what you can and can't do. Now, here's a thing, guys. I don't look for any... I mean, look, there are people dying in Ukraine. But as...

And look, we've been trying to get Patrick Lancaster on this podcast. As Russians are dying too. Yeah, absolutely. There's a lot of people dying. But what I'm saying is, we've been trying to get Patrick Lancaster on here because he is on the ground reporting. You know, we've talked about Patrick Lancaster before, ex-military guy in the United States,

been a journalist for a while. from his reporting it's like we've talked back and forth is this a Russia propagandist campaign to make it look like Russia's killing their own civilians or is this and I don't know why Patrick Lancaster would do that I have no idea

but he's showing that Ukrainians are killing your own people yes yeah yeah that's the main thing with his channel and like I said when I watched this video I was kind of flabbergasted I was like well what the hell like this doesn't make sense yeah but we watched him in like and he interviewed tons of people

And it was time after time after time. I don't think Ukrainians are going to lie about what's happening to them. You know, unless they're all against Russia, many of them. And it's weird. I mean, against Ukraine. Yeah. Not Russia. Yeah.

Against Ukraine. I mean, many, I mean, he's went to all of these different regions. He's actually been in their homes, in their kitchens. Yeah. And all these people are saying, you know, Ukraine is killing us. Russia is trying to save us. And it's weird. I don't know if they're that dumb.

I don't know if I don't know I don't know I just know that when you get and look man he interviewed like old-timer Ukrainians like you know the people that really know their shit they they've been there for so long they know what's going on he he would interview these people and you would like listen to him and these old-timer people that know everything about geopolitics in the area say Ukraine is killing us and it's not Russia Russia is trying to like you know I don't know it's just weird and what's scary is I love to the Zelensky or whatever his name is

Zelensky well I don't love him I mean I liked him in the beginning I thought he was like He's propped up as a as a superhero character exactly for Ukraine and there's a reason behind that probably but when you look at the background of how he

became president and who in the country wanted him to be a president and who did not want him to be a president you have to look at the whole situation he was put in the office yeah he was put in. He wasn't voted in.

He was voted in, but it was like, you know, yeah. The United States has something to do with that. That's what it's happening in the United States. It happened in Ukraine. And I think that's why Ukrainian people are seeing the real shit and telling us

the real shit. Like, it's hard to open our eyes and even believe this that Ukrainians could be killing their own people. But honestly, I don't put it past them because of the puppet situation and whoever's really in charge, they're going to do what they want to be in charge to control not only the countries, but this world.

Yeah, you're right. Well, while Article 5, too, and speaking of that, of the NATO charter has used, it's been used a threat in Russia from intensifying any aggression, the officials who have constantly cited the collective defense policy have done so. under the pretense of preventing any further aggression. The assassination of Darya Dugina is drastically different circumstance, as Russia will surely perceive any potential action it takes to have her extradited from Estonia as entirely justified,

and as a response to the murder, not an offensive attack against a NATO member state. As the manhunt for Vok ensues, Europe again finds itself in the political crucible that enveloped the continent following Grijalio-Princival assassination of our uh oh the yeah archduke franz fernand franz fernadand was someone that was assassinated that essentially escalated a massive world war and um so and and and everyone's saying is this a franz ferndandand situation which is which is something that it's not quite the same because ferndadane was a lot

closer it was like i said to the leader yeah yeah but now this is similar because this is involved in nato countries it's now they're like you know what we're not this is going to be a this is going to be a moral battle that they that Russia loses if they're not able to go in and get her and there's a lot of people that are blind to really what's happening and also I think that they were really smart NATO or whoever put her in this thing that put her in the apartment complex and let her like watch this girl and you know follow her for six months or whatever, I think they're really smart to make it a female. Yeah.

Seriously. Because it's way worse if a female is an assassinated person than a guy. Just saying. What do you mean? I'm just saying. Oh, it just looks morally. Yeah, morally. Yeah.

Now you're going after a female. No, but it also makes you look even more pussyfied. Yeah. Because you just got a girl bombed by a girl. Exactly. Or a guy. It could have been dad if he would have been there. but it's also

the point like you know girls are weaker than guys or whatever went you know in a hole but they they purposely I think put a woman in charge of assassinating that's girl

I have no idea about that but I know they did that for a purpose but the reality is is like is this an intentional escalation to the war you know is this something that you know it's strange nonetheless I mean we have to think like

is is this entire war the result of the New World Order's war? I mean, is this a New World Order war? Because I don't want to say this. And, you know, if we look at things here back at home, or if you guys in Canada and you saw what Trudeau was done with the freedom convoy, and you look at Australia with how hard their lockdowns were and how many human rights are violated there,

and other places around the world, I mean, we got, you know, the government coming in, just like the Amish farmer that just got, you know, he's doing things without fertilizer, without all the things that the government depends on. Most people don't even know about that. I know, but look it up. The Amish farmer got fined 300 grand by this, by our federal government, because they want him to shut down because he's not, he's an Amish farmer. He has a collective members-only group of people that they buy the top quality. produce and meat

and they pay a premium to have this but it is with no pesticides it is no fertilizer it is nothing it is all organic 100% natural and the federal government's coming in and saying you can't do that we're finding you 300 grand they want to shut them down but this is just look at our side thing but I think what you're really saying is

our borders are wide open our I mean look at the total intense of destruction from within the United States is currently undergoing. We've shut down our old... It's not just the United States, though. It's all around the world.

You're right. But the United States is shut down their oil and gas. We are just letting anyone and everyone flood across the border. And keep in mind, I was watching a couple movies the other day. White House Downs, number one. And then you had

the Olympus has fallen. Both those movies basically talk about a foreign country or people that somehow get in on the pretense of, well, we're going to meet at the White House and this is a foreign government and somehow people infiltrate this group of people that get in there and then they take over the White House.

But yet you're saying that you don't worry about anyone and everyone coming across the United States border like anyone. I'm talking about Russians. I'm talking about Chinese. But you're talking about infiltrating the governments, the important governments. But I'm making money. The people are doing that are the people that are the big wigs that are doing it to everyone. I know.

But that's what I'm saying. It's not the little peony-weeys. But at the same time, other countries don't have their borders wide open for anyone and everyone. Any cartels, any terrorists, anyone to flood in. I get that. But the big wigs, whoever's in charge of over our governments, all over the world, Ukraine, New Zealand, Australia, Canada. There's somebody in charge of those people that are in charge of us. That's the main thing. Exactly. But that's what I'm, that's my point to what I'm saying. No, it's not the people we're

letting in. There's already somebody in the big. But the reason why we're letting those people in is because of the New World Order. Yeah, because of them. Yeah, because of them. That was my point. That was my point I was getting there. Okay. Well, I'm just saying there is something bigger and badder that's controlling our controllers. Well, of course. Yeah, we know that. We've had an 8 million podcasts on that. I know. But we have to remember that.

Yeah, we do know that. That was the point I was getting at. Our borders are wide open. You know, freedoms are being taken away. I saw a meme today that says, and I posted on our Facebook. You know, if you would fight for your freedom like you fought for toilet paper, we might be in a lot better situation than we are right now. Oh, that's funny.

But it's true. No one gets a shit about the freedom. They'll give that up easily. But their toilet paper, oh, no. They're going to get a fight for it. Well, I need a paper towels more. But it doesn't matter. So where are we at with this?

Here's the reality of what I think and what I hope doesn't happen. But, you know, it's going to get to a point where, I mean, I hope we can avoid a nuclear war. But the unfortunate thing is, is that we are in a position in the United States. And look, the United States is the person. It is the, if you had one person, right, and I'm referring to the United States as a person, but it is a country. If you had one person to de-escalate anything, it's like the United States right now in this entire situation is like a Connor McGregor. It's like you're telling Connor McGregor to de-escalate a situation.

Like, that doesn't happen. And I like Connor, by the way. But I'm saying you don't just do that. And the United States is escalating every way they can by sending billions and billions of... And by the way, all these people flowing in through our border, our southern border, You know, they're being shipped to Washington, D.C. now, which are, you know, these are sanctuary cities where they, they welcome the people, supposedly. But now all of a sudden they need the National Guard to come in and do something. And it's absolutely ridiculous.

And these people are lining up in places in Washington, D.C. in New York City. And, you know, they're receiving? They're receiving free cell phones, money cards, Social Security cards. They're basically getting a life out of nowhere. Absolutely. And yet we have all of these homeless people on our freaking streets. They have nothing and never have had anything. We have homeless vets that fall and died or not fault and were injured.

Fought for us. Fought for us. For our freedoms and yet we don't give a damn about them. We care about whoever. And guess what, Chad? Guess what, Chad? What? Borders all over the freaking country, all over the world are opening because of this.

Yeah, but they're not opening like this. They're not open like the United States. Well, I think a lot of them are opening. There's a lot of like Australia, for example. Correct me Australians. If I'm wrong about this. Australia is up by them. themselves. It's kind of hard to open their border.

Well, I know, but I'm just saying, Australia is hard to get in anyway. Exactly. From what I understand. You can't just go and move there. But I'm talking about borders around the country where they're... Well, especially Europe. Like, Europe is a big one. Yeah. People are coming in borders all over the world. But there are... Maybe not as much as us, or maybe it's just not publicized as much as ours.

But it's happening all over the world for a reason. But there's a thing, too, is I was watching this country over in Europe somewhere that they had a bunch of these, I think they said it was 1,500 people immigrants or wherever these people were from. 1,500 of them were at the border and they fought these people off for like hours. I don't know what, I don't know what country it was. You guys can look it up. 1,500 immigrants fought off. That sounds like Ukraine. No, it's not, no, it's not Ukraine.

It's a country in Europe. Because Ukraine had that fence that went all. the way around. They would not let people Well, Ukraine ain't fighting no one because, no, it's not Ukraine. You're talking about the other country that is like that didn't join the European Union, and now they're getting screwed by the Union. I can't remember.

It's not Holland, is it? I can't remember. It was one country that they have a fence all the way around and they cannot come in. They all know they can't. Yeah, because they have their border locked down. Yeah, and they're not joining the European Union and all that shit because of that, because they know if they do, then they're going to be screwed. Subject to

just invasion anti-nationalism. Yeah, and guess what? They're nationalists. And they're nationalists. Which they believe in their own country. And they want their own country to stay their own country. And that's why they have these

crazy borders where people can't just jump the fence and get over. They're going to make people go around the borders to get into their country. And any country that opens their borders, they're screwed. Yeah. So, you know, and that's the thing with Brexit. Like, Brexit was the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union. And that happened in 2020.

And the UK is the only sovereign country to have left the EU. The UK had been a member state of the EU and its predecessor, the European community since 1973. So they have since left. That was what Brexit was. A lot of people gave them hell about that. But, you know, there are other. And look, UK can do that because, you know, the UK is significantly larger than some of these other countries.

But, you know, the smaller countries, and, you know, I'm saying the UK ain't whole, not countries necessarily. But some of these smaller countries that are kind of stepping up and saying, we're not joining the European Union because we don't agree with your ideologies and all this other BS you're pushing. You know, those countries are getting demonized by the European Union. They're getting cut off from all kinds of shit. They're doing whatever they can to make life a living hell for those people. And it's similarly to where these people can self-sustain for a large part. But small countries, it's hard because, you know, you have to depend on resources, natural resources from all around the world. And when you are no longer going to get those because you're not joining what they want you to do, it's hard.

And it's the same thing as a large to the small. It's the same thing as the Amish farmers. Yeah, exactly. That's what it's getting to. The large country is not joining the union or whatever. It's the same thing as in America where Amish people are not going with the government. They're using organic materials. They're not using anything that the government can tax at all.

And they're still going after them and saying, if you don't do it our way, we're going to tax the shit out of you. and we're going to like take your land away, right? Yeah. Pretty much. But what are we looking at? I mean, look, we have to understand that we are in a time that we, nothing is promised and nothing is certain. You know, it's one of those things we, Sherry and I talk about all the time, buying a lot of land and getting out in the middle of nowhere and being self-sustainable. Yeah, but the Amish are doing that and they still can't be doing that.

But I think it's probably there, the government's using a loophole to try to get them. with some kind of regulation or some bullshit is what they're doing. Because they're not using government fertilizer? That's what they're going after. Well, it's probably why. I mean, the reason that they're doing is because they're self-sustaining and an entire community. Exactly. I think they said there's like 800 plus people that depend on this and sustain themselves on this.

On their land alone and nothing that the government provides them. On this Amish farm, yes. And so the government obviously. can't deal with that. They don't like that. They don't want it. And so they find them three, they want to shut them down. They've already said if you don't shut down, you're going to be mega screwed. We're already finding you 300,000. This was on Fox News today. I saw it on multiple other sources. You guys need to look it up and get a little more acquainted with that. But it's just the reality is, is like we, look, in my opinion, like the globalization and

anti-God and anti-Christianity and, and, you know, look, I mean, you can believe in whatever you want to believe in, religion-wise. But I want you to have the ability to believe in that and not be dictated what you can and can't believe in. Or the government doesn't go after you because of your beliefs. And that is my point. We became America is to come to a place where we could believe in what we want to believe in worship the way we want to worship.

That's why we came to America. Yeah. We really did. God, I feel weird. My headphones are doing some weird stuff. Yeah, mine is too. But that's honestly why people migrated to America. Yeah, because it landed free.

It was a place where everyone had a American dream. And now the American dream is no longer. You know, it's funny. I talked to my brother. Actually, you're right. I did talk to my brother recently. Did I tell my mom, dad, I didn't talk to him a while? I talked to him recently.

Yeah, I knew you had. You said you didn't talk to them in like two months. Not two months. I said two weeks. Okay. But this just reminded me, he's like, well, shit, I don't, well, he's like, well, he did tell me. He's like, you better not tell nobody this. Even if I were telling him millions of people right now.

But he did tell me, he's like, man, he's like, I'm, I'm, be honest with you. He's like, I'm looking at land. And I was like, oh, yeah, so are we. He's like, no, but it ain't in the United States. Like, I'm looking at land somewhere else. Like, somewhere else, probably some island, somewhere that ain't nobody going to fuck with, you know, whatever. I was like, yeah. And I love the way you say.

ain't nobody going to fuck with me. Meaning, like, this is country people, like out country in the southern. My brother was a Marine, you know, he's a military guy. Yeah, but they're very southern, right? Not very Southern. I mean, not like as Southern as. But I'm just saying they're not looking for land in the United States.

They're looking for land where they can be free. It's not going to be in the United States. Or at least just done with the bullshit. Like, I mean, parts of me look, dude, it's like, I, you know, I don't know. I don't want to, I don't want to bail on our country. injury, but it's just like, but there's just so much, man. That's just like, oh my God, I just can't believe what's going on. And it's going to get worse.

I mean, we're seeing, there is more crime in the streets right now than ever before probably. And it's getting back to the days of like just a Wild West days. I mean, you have New York, people sucker people, killing the shit of them. You have people. Kicking 78 year old grandmas in the head. Yeah, you have people. It's crazy. Raiding gas stations just and like a whole group of people in Los Angeles.

I mean, all these places. All this crime is going on. And we're going to bring back on Ken Good, which I need to reach out to him. That might be our next podcast. The law reform. But it all goes back. Yeah, the bell reform. But it all goes back to one place.

And we all know where that is. What? It's all the bullshit that they want us to go to. Oh, yeah. They're trying to do this. They want to destroy the country. They want to make it to where we have no reason to be a country anymore. We got to join their bullshit.

I'm going to the Metaverse. That's where I'm getting land. Oh, you did you can buy. I heard you could buy it. You can just stay in our living room and like live on the Metaverse. Yeah, I'm not even moving. Oh, Chad's already making art for the Metaverse, by the way. Yeah, I am.

Well, no, it's not funny. No, I'm not. But you really have been. Yeah, I'm doing NFTs. Yeah, they're really nice. They're good. I'm going to do NFTs. But I'm doing certain NFTs.

Now, NFTs are cool. We're going to have a whole podcast on that. NFTs are cool. if the world just don't fricking crumble, NFTs could be a big way that community can make a lot of money together. Meaning we make something that is important to us.

The NFTs I'm looking as like alien type crazy, just some awesome shit. That would mean something to all of us. Not maybe not all of you listen to this podcast, but like something that means something to this podcast to where we sell it and then you guys buy a certain whatever it is and then you guys can make money off of it.

You know, like you guys sell it. it. And it's a community. It's a way that a community can make money together. But yeah, the Metaverse is interesting. It's an interesting thing because, you know, I think it's probably going to be used for bad. Yeah, I think that Metaverse is kind of like networking like Almway or whatever it's called. Amway.

No, absolutely. No, that's not what the hell, Amway. You can't compare to Metaverse. Metaverse is Web 3.0. They're selling their art to other people. people, right? What? Is that what they're doing?

You sell your art. No, the metaverse. No, the meta... Oh, you sell land and stuff to you, right? Yeah, but NFTs are different. It is a, it is a crypto. It is a form of crypto. It does have value.

And if you're smart enough to buy at the right time and in certain situations, then you can make a lot of money on it. I mean, there's been a lot of NFT people make a shit ton of money, including people that buy it. And especially if you have a following, you know, if you have a following enough to where, even if 20 people of your following of say a million buy say you 20 people buy 20 NFTs we create or whatever the case is

and then out of that 20 the millions of other people that listen or whatever are going to want to buy that NFT as well because it's only going to be a certain amount of NFTs and it's just going to keep being money but eventually someone's going to keep them because they want to have that and it's going to gain value probably as NFTs arise as long as the government doesn't bug that up but yeah it's a great thing I mean and there's been a lot of people do a lot of great shit with NFTs

yeah I heard some of them even like have the NFTs in their metaverse in their metaverse well yeah they have on their walls yeah that's how you display and they have like special lights and stuff that displays them or whatever I mean every everyone that has anything

has NFTs right now I mean you know that's it's a way that communities can can get closer NFTs offer a lot of different stuff. But yeah, that's a whole other thing. That's a whole other podcast. But anyways, guys, we're going to, I think that's going to be it for tonight's

podcast. We want to kind of give you guys an update on the Russia-Ukraine situation, kind of our thoughts on this whole assassination. I think it's going to, hopefully it's not going to lead to more. But what else, what other assassination will happen? What will be the next escalation? Hopefully, we can get through this. But look, as, as, as, as, as,

As a friend of our said, what's going to happen in our future is already written. Exactly. Some of you may not believe that, but I think it already is. You're right. It's already written. So we just got to accept it and roll with it, man. Yep. And you've got to be ready.

Yep. So. That's so right. Whoever that friend was is an amazing friend. Yeah. Because that's a truth. That's a truth. Until next time, we love you.

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