ok, and washington wants different outcomes. the in february 2022. ukraine, the game, the world's number one, new story for ukraine. new crane. craig, do crazy, crane ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, the crane. what's the down to discussion? russian troops invaded ukraine on a one perspective. ukraine suffering from russian regression to be happening down in the eastern part of ukraine. this would genocide in distress as needs help us. morning i spoke to presidents give you credit and i assured him of the unwavering support of united kingdom. i have never experienced propaganda as

bad. ukraine is turned into a monstrosity of psychological manipulation, where the people have been brutally brainwashed. today, the invasion begins as vitamin pollutants as russian forces into ukraine. it was obvious that the american public was being deceived about what exactly was happening inside ukraine in this war. so what's really happening on western countries generally convinced that protecting a weak ukraine from that by say, russia. when i started uncovering those reasons, it was shocking to me mentally was very, very shocking. how they mistaken or delivered today manipulating the audience. so i just did a little bit of research and came across the role of p r firms in a massive propaganda effort that is simply designed to manufacture consent

for ongoing permanent us war in ukraine against russia. if you had to go go, you simply have to move the going america the just do because then here comes the congress teeth on the film there right now to deal with them about the which was guzman defense the case who's pulling the strings and who is profiting it was a very large project, it was the biggest contract, the americans awarded to anybody outside of america. and the contract vanity was off as 1000000000 us dollars. so that's quite a hell of a contract very so that the cracks in the wall and propaganda are going to get so wide cuz the entire wall collapses into rumble. the

fisma set up a meeting in the very heart of the cave. when i 1st arrived to ukraine in 2015 to live here, i've been you quite a many times. but i came here to live the 2015 out. and i was working at the time with a guy who at that period was the director of the security service, the frank s p, a. jason small and his one of those who determine global opinions about what's happening in ukraine. all those p r play in the modern sort of a pain or any type of campaign or the information of warfare taught. the fact is,

it's quite important. the factors of public relations is simply how do you communicate your message to general public. and the way that you can do that can be very new for to, for this information warfare for trying to put out why it is important. help to crank up because he doesn't work alone more than 150 p a agencies. most of the us and european are involved in shaping ukraine's media image today. as soon as the russian special operation began in february, more than $115.00, ukrainian american and european p r firm signed up for a ukrainian ministry of foreign affairs effort to spread its propaganda inside west or in the western medius. here i'm using all kinds of mainstream media sources using p r firms themselves who spread their propaganda in a variety of ways. the p. r. a 1st began in earnest in 2014, with my don could

a talk to fact. so the, the cool government came into power. the united states got its pentacles into ukrainian ministry of foreign affairs through non governmental organizations, through ca, cut outs, and began to create essentially propaganda oregon's. that would then feed information or this information to western media outlets. and that is essentially been the same ever since, and need to come on overseas this effort directly. this is according to the washington post. they really are excellent in stratcom media in phillips and also selling homes. seat united, financial sense, hope wisdom, countries take the lead from them. and the role of p r funds in ukraine, throughout europe and into united states really can't be overstated. it's quite

different than it was in previous decades where there used to be more of a covert role of propaganda, government propaganda operations. now this is as the celebrated as p r in helping ukraine and helping get their message out. the program was in the lowest in 2020 to know that even back in 2014, when a code that uh took place. and you crying jason small, it says u. s. p. all consultants being loading ukraine's public image for decades. so the fact is that there's been americans working in ukraine in politics and as proof consulting since i mean after 5. so the game, you see a lot of the cramped up on the songs as well studying united states, for instance, born here in order to learn new skills and to bring back to work here in the print style overall, i think there's been a positive for both of you korean as well as for the americans have been able to also benefit from gates and other you're creating kind of parts. there's no actual

separation between t r firms and the government in ukraine. government in the united states and the government in, in, in the u. k. so many of the staffers in these p r firms, real estate between the british governments, ukrainian government and the various p r firms will if you look at the ukraine crisis and media center, for example, that's funded by the us government by the european union found by different embassies, and that is pumping out government this information to media outlets and has been since 2014 the, the presence of a c, a is more through cut outs, like the national endowment for democracy or us the id, the us agency for international development that fun,

these ukrainian government and ukranian and you operations that, that disseminate this propaganda and created. so there's not an explore as its obvious role of ca, offer it is per se, the, i think behind all these soft power operations are cobra operations. you know, it's shown as democracy promotion and these are the flower returns that are used. but fundamentally, you know, it's the origins. what are the origins of this p r campaign? who created this idea? certainly, it wasn't the p. r. networks themselves. it secretive government agencies. it's the ca, tom, that are, that are actually responsible for this. they just, you know, kind of have a front, that's why they use these p r networks instead of, you know, having an obvious dictatorship. we're seeing the main stream media and the nightly

numerous were citing pre develop scripts that essentially say exactly the same thing using the buzz words of this as a threat to our democracy. when you see 10 different channels a exactly that sentence, you know that it's the central intelligence agency script, the . this is the public. i'm to my senior snap once either with this and get him. yeah, these analyses been developed in the experts on the machine is that about some was this and i'm just take from psychiatric to me doing with this and i'm just sick because of how does it nearby you not to us. i don't use 470 bucks. i've done most of the and we've also done much discussion. this is, i mean, i mean,

i like to talk on the, the, the, the bell punch into is one of the world's largest ppo outfits. the pentagon hated more than $500000000.00 for the correct coverage of the iraq war. there was a very large project. it was the biggest contract, the americans awarded to anybody outside of america. the contract vonny was also 1000000000 us dollars. so that's quite a having a contract. and so i news big june of this month and wells worked

at bell impulse into over several years. i was working for you loans and i was contacted by an agency i worked for a while at the time. they were like kind of a recruitment agency for just tv and they said there's a job. some people would like you to go in interview for buddies based internet and i was, i told the same size and i think i'm quite happily going to look at that time. so i went along to the interview. he was in a building central london. and it was all very kind of an income, secretive inside of it. and it felt like you were in a building. it wasn't normal. and then there were armed guards. so then i knew things weren't, you know, i just assumed i'd be doing some kind of news, the type of things for them. and that was the role. and then i kind of discovered

that, and this was kind of, this is more intelligent space. and at the end of being that your said, the one line that way as lives got the, the job to which he responded or you've already got it that they know told you. yeah, we're done with your back kind of search. you're fine. you that and you go monday, this was friday afternoon and i was due to flag the following monday. so on the monday i flew to wait and then i was met the other end by its lovely woman in a big pickup truck who took me to this very lovely hotel or a state for a couple of days. and then they flew me into the bank that airport i'm on. i'm pretty sure kaylee's the around cool was the 1st conflict and wish the full power of button p on technology was on least one is going. yeah, let's do

a reports for local news means national news. no worries. i learned very quick evening. this was that it was a form of what's the best way of finding it helpful in their minds propaganda? because that's what it was and it was trying, trying to change. cox and mines is everyone likes to say come. victoria was a complex of secret us facilities. me a bank that ample, it's good. how's the military? h q including is most important propaganda department. they turn the horrors of more into entertainment on live tv. the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings,

except we're so shorter that conflict with the 1st law show you alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to make to trust rather than see it the various jobs. i mean with the artificial intelligence we have so many with the him in the robot must protect his phone. existence was on the same wrong just don't have to shape out to conduct the application and engagement trails. when so many find themselves will support we choose to look so common ground

the the building one hey kind of secure. it's got it side hasn't time. do you have to get in? i was taken in where i met the british company and the people that worked for them . but then also discovered that in the same building for the ministry, the us military is a terrifying day that they were more minute us mandatory intelligence. and um, building one was where the general operated from. so we were tie up the list of things going on. and it kind of threw a few thoughts into my head to buy floor we actually do most in well is one of the

very few who get in to exposure to sell the world's attitudes towards what's happening in the middle east were shaped on the street us political and military control, the guys i worked with me and my small team, the intelligence officers, and we all kind of allowed, making them work together. and then it would go from us after they've been signed off, what we've done. it would go to whoever was in general on site a time and go to him and then he began directing a change. and then once you get, you know, as you're probably aware when she got to the general, there aren't many people higher than that. um, so just don't see. i've seen the web cecilia, i know it went to the white house and i was taught. so it's a very, very short chain of command. so we are, we were very high off and what was going on during the war in iraq when they pulled the statue of saddam hussein,

we presented on the american media as if the rocky people joined together, they pulled down the stature, the, the then it turned out that there were some long shots from cameras which showed that the wind was not the rock, the people that was american soldiers who were doing i'm enjoying the crown. when quitman was designed to make it look like it was an act of the people defending themselves more against evil either. and then they would come at home, the local news channels in direct also in saturday to a area intensive on that middle eastern countries. so then use that as an use of cost when you were making commercials. so it's kind of going fishing pace. it's

going to then they go in their life a place, but these have been pushed in you uh, united states media through these p r firms as absolute truth. and many people who consume corporate media and, and government statements here in the united states, believe them to be true. one of these, to your campaigns is run by an agency called a one philosophy that was founded by a woman named natalia popovich. she's worked with the us state department and she's also a co founder and board member of ukraine prices. media center, which is funded by the us agency for international development and the national endowment for democracy, us embassy, nato. and another one is richard edelman, who runs edelman, p r. he's a member of the atlantic council,

and the world economic forum, the lambda council being funded by it's essentially a nato, a think tank ukraine, just as once in iraq. there's a media h q, from the news, except both of the client's strengths was wise. ukrainian crisis media centers website doesn't hide these liaisons among open data listed organizations of the us embassies, public affairs, sanction the us agency for international development, the national endowment for democracy, the european endowment for democracy, you case institute the government under cause night. so us began creating information warfare platforms, such as spirit of america, which was a 5, a one c 3 that was contracted by the c i a by the british, by the state department to broadcast pro american messages, anti russian messages, dozens of companies in the us promot ukrainian propaganda, for example,

one of the largest dealer agencies in america, plus communications, opened the funds, the so called ukranian p. i'm a, they have the sites like i told them i'd be doing a virtual curtis to guys gift for my use. the typical grace flow, so i'm going to squeeze each this program unites hundreds of creators to produce new stories of a specific focus, the major global publications, lovely accent. ethan got the which much in the yellow and let go nature me look juvenile is up with a push to to meet the live site. but it's the ocean. so maybe just because it's shit that confucius me of a from, from forced to be machine york times, you don't need as much slaves. but honestly for open housekeeping net snack fund funds and deals and reviews and g o. so some of the reviews organize up to one of those cases i'm going with the condition of the units

is i'm an advisor and they should nasa dockman using vision offerings can guffman the end of that reason because i'm fake news, which is in the most difficult i've done that, you have as a website and you have to push the citizen so much. so this is this past been institute carnegie atlantic council. and the institute for strategic dialogue is all services. the all button then says i'm at the national endowment for democracy, global engagement center for my house. i'm going to steal you on from cyber security infrastructure, the security agency, eyeglasses side. so the reason i can request vacant is to sit down. i'm any a median potty, i'm doing this from the from field a medium pop. i'm it, is it since i'm an outlet and we deemed it on his act plus the serious thinking mine on to just out on now was on. i didn't start,

i'm just paying for this key of this to get my own simple to boot. uh, unless i go for the list underneath from the okay. you know, this was kind of played side honestly. when i pay for does one. this is to enter your mind in the building up the massacre in butcher. what happened in boucher, abhorrent and senseless on what happened in boucher. he is now calling for war crimes trials the on march. that's a 2022. russian forces less butcher. a small town, so the kilometers from k, the next day ukrainian forces entered the town, including finances from the nationalist as of battalion, the 3 peters are better than ever. they just told you, i'm not sure on the cell. no. going to see you,

but it's around the little mother and daisy and there's the seas kit or kia. you're gonna see skippable bonds, you lost them as bring them a ceiling, a gray, you know, most of us know and it's point 25 days of to russian troops. i've boucher, dozens of west in general is arrived in the sounds experience video footage was soon and showing load for delay to be called the future mess across discussion. already this will special take on the go button. share to pick a 3 your lights and then when it's it up to the company, what do we have to a new car then you don't want to use is up on. let me put out the o is to peter's did at the well, she must on the visa what i think anything 30 for the most. when we bring you my instruction on the via the below krinski correction is sheer in which are we still are she managing being shot, she was doing it. thank you. moment of, i'm still with the video. i'm with someone who would also shoot you a new tire to step extra by dish to m. what?

so not in the you could actually be a convenient at the cartoon. cool. one is with a, with such a as are share more so got dorian will provide and up a day your so what if you have to push the problem the shows up on these meet machine is says, particularly if they're gonna actually manipulate this too because there's the what's my opinion to you by? i think i've got one of these asterix and i don't get give because i couldn't just go with them but i still don't. you can just look at one thing in the front and that i see the dumpster lew hopefully, even though it can, you hold for me to do with them. but especially for us, because at the if we were leaving and comes with money for them, for me, something fullness dish and emotionally, boy them with ocean. and i'm still not on the 11th. and is that she's got fucking up with, with label mystical though was so for the, the

store and you know, but i to of numa noon a torch to july is that is so it'd be able to me 5 us give me a little color. it's a little up was no, i can is next to it usually to by the ask your issue, a new here. we have them. usually tomatoes can use google almost, you know, when you put comfortable in the national worst comes on in a society necessarily may seem to come, but i'm up to here at the closing in the middle to a couple of the money i was up with. it suggested in my lesson for a month, for the country and i still on the lease stuff with someone that took a glow in with. okay. and then uh, because it was a cut on union, the dumb to shoot a couple of uh, i'm really still not unless you know, if it's in the car that of course is associated ok. you know, to care federal federal, somebody be able to,

if i ask as much as not can i assist you? who is this that the study of suitable julia will be the guardian and that's on at least the last 4 digits on that the shortest. and that's a problem that we'll discuss all, you'll have neighbors, somebody put out in that you was to use any chain, you know, folks, interest you on the property, or some would use the property of new model bought at the property anymore. uh, supposedly self consciously its it sold according to research park on the use this new booster portion. we stick to little used lot which was phillips. let's get this to bring it to fix that and give yourself a good prof. i got the bar or 2 loose think you were using it also the of why the old wire steel with the lock or coupled angle sustenance fellowship for to get a more ink of video at the other. so if it is obviously 1941, the film redman is, was released and known as a gemini cinema is depicted, lynched atrocities committed by red army soldiers in the baltic states later in

the us that the footage of children, torch and civilians had been staged. administrative propaganda of the 3rd rise that ordered the scenes to be shown. let's say you wish to discuss the whole thing, change the scales. would you do? you have to help with the oklahoma city or the little boys these to not reach any computer when they bought a present. you need lots of excitement silo. so that was a little slim for that. the damage that i don't know, anybody's clothes are, i get them line. yeah. what i'm gonna do is go see if the quote is not form, which is my side. so can you show us the rest of the community? we have the ball score aside at the your, uh this, this was what i shared at the swap order with delta adults cannot go, don't know if it's by goes down the what

exactly happened in bullshit is rush, you're really responsible for massacring these people. will you can be banned from social media, you'll be accused of all kinds of horrible things. these questions are never raised . we're just basically fed lies and, and told to accept them. and that's been the model that we've seen over and over and over again. and it's never been more powerful than it is now. the, as the year ends being coming, trump administration continues to believe it can end the conflict in ukraine. trump, and as people are beginning to understand ending this conflict is more difficult than starting a war. the problem is moscow cube and washington wants different outcomes. the toilet suddenly mining t suddenly less finley or more in the form of the physics clue when the customer

will just didn't like they didn't always sit on that. that is supposed to do. it was still a notion where yours them. well, that's even your sewage. the right they're going to deduct much isn't live in your the, the feeling is that a quick call momma contact and answer those videos the, [000:00:00;00] the but my press readers will know that the ask guys, penetration of twitter was far deeper than just collaboration. in june. we released an investigation showing that how in recent years switzer has hired dozens of

former agents from the c i a s b. i a nice so to work and their most politically sensitive departments, including security, trust and safety, and content and alteration, mccloud, chief editor admin process news. published information about the previous careers of google is and facebook social media sensors, social media companies like facebook and twitter and youtube, and these others are certainly uh, originated from c i a cyber command. the national security agency darpa, many of the military and intelligence personnel leave the military and the contractors can have taken up positions and facebook and youtube, twitter, and some of the social media companies as security officers, as an global security research fellows.