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have never experienced propaganda as bad. ukraine is turned into a monstrosity of psychological manipulation, where the people have been rudely 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 in western countries generally convinced that protecting a weak ukraine from them, icy russia. when i started uncovering those reasons, it was shocking to me, mentally was very, very shocking of a mistake, and we'll deliver today manipulating the audience. so i just did a little bit of research and came across the role of p r firms in a mass of propaganda effort that is simply designed to manufacture consent

for ongoing permanent us war in ukraine against russia. the caustic use m clear, which is the most the reason that the dispute because i have some coffee, stevens on the so i'm available to deal with mobiles and about the, which was the defense the case who's pulling the strings and who is profiting a was a very large project, it was the biggest contract, the americans awarded to anybody outside of america. and the contract vanity was off at 1000000000 us dollars. so that's quite a having a contract very so there is a crack 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 k y for sure. i have to ukraine in 2015 to live here . i've been a great many times, but i came here to live the 2015. 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. you, jason small and his one of those who determine global opinions about what's happening in ukraine world as p r play in the modern certification or any type of

campaign or information of warfare talk. the fact is, it's quite important factors of public relations and simply how do you communicate your message to general public? and the way that you can do that can be very new for a footprint this information. we are very fortunate to put out why it is important . i hope you crate that because he doesn't work alone. more than 150 people agencies, most of the us and europeans, 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 during the western medius. here i'm using all kinds of mainstream media sources using few our firms themselves to spread their propaganda in a variety of ways. the p. r. a 1st began in earnest in 2014,

with the my done could a talk to fact to 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 be the 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 sell helps united financial sense wisdom countries take the lead from them. 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 2022. not 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 poor, the grand protocols 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 who've 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. the 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 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 fund these ukranian 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 the soft, our operations are colbert 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, um 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 seem to main screen media and the night and the

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, say 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. these analyses been developed in the experts as on the machine. is that about some was the, should i mistake from psychiatric to me doing with this? and i'm just sick because of how does it nearby, you know, to us. i don't use 470 bucks. i've done most of the envelopes often done. most of

the stuff and um 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 a warranty to anybody outside of america? the contract vanity was off of 1000000000 us dollars. so that's quite a hasn't a contract. and so i news big journal this much in 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 happy kind of look at that. so went along to the interview. he was in a building, central london. and it was all very kind of, kind of secretive inside of it. 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 things for them. and that was the role. and then i kind of discover that,

and this is kind of, this is more intelligent space. and at the end of being that your said, so when i know if i've got the, the job to which you responded or you've already got it that they not told you. yeah. we're done with your background search, you're fine, you're done. 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 this lovely woman in a big pickup truck who took me to this for a lovely hotel or a state for a couple of days. and then they threw me into the bank that airport on the registrar kelly's the wrong cool was the 1st conflict in which the full power of

bowden p on technology was on least by his giving you access to the reports for local news means national news and no worries, i learned very quick evening. this was that it was a form of paul's. 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 comes, 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

the, the, the, the, and then this will louis so he's present each and you will forgive me for doing them. awesome. so the is that bottle? is it on some last that is a sign you know, the rest of your activity on the, on the stove we show you the solution. can you see is doing much to it, the prostate lives here. mitchell senior team that helps. yeah, sure cool. i see the list for the additional lessee,

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

well is one of the very few who can to expose how 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 a mountain nation and weren't together. and then it would go from us pastor and things signed off. what we've done. it would go to whoever was in general on site a time and go to him and then it began direct fee of a change. and then when she gets, you know, as you're probably aware when she gets to the general, there aren't many people higher than that. so just don't see. i've seen the white 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 a rack when they pulled down the statue of saddam hussein

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 those who, when was not the rocky people, it was american soldiers who were doing an amendment. joining us with a crown in quippman was designed to make it look like it was an act of the people defending themselves or against unable either. and then they would come at home, the local news channels in direct also in saturday to a area and go to the middle eastern countries. so then use that as an use of cost

when you were making commercials. so it's kind of going and fishing pace. it's going to have been going in like the place, but these have been pushed in you uh, united states medias 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 p r 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 the ukraine prices. media center, which is funded by the us agency for international development and the national endowment for democracy and us embassy nato. another one is richard edelman,

who runs the edelman p r. he's a member of the atlantic council and the world economic forum, the atlanta 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 most of the clients, as far as well wise. ukrainian crisis media centers website doesn't hide these liaisons among open data listed organizations of the us embassies, public affairs, thanks. and 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 rushing messages,

dozens of companies in the us promot ukrainian propaganda, for example, one of the largest dealer agencies in america, plus communications open to the funds, the so called ukrainian p a ami. they have the sites like i told him, i'd be doing a virtual curtis to guys gift for me. i used to be pretty cool 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 to reach mentioned here and let go. patients. me collect to and eliza listed to meet the order and they say to but it's the ocean. so maybe just position that confucius me of a from, from forced to be machine your times either get as much and they've promised you for hopefully that is good. then next week for fun and deals and reviews

and yours to some of the reviews organize. that's one of those cases i'm going to be done like i'm sure that accumulates is. i'm an advisor and they should nasa docklands using vision offerings can guffman into that leasing because in fake news week isn't the most difficult. i've done that. you have as a website for you to post a citizen so much. so this is this past been institute carnegie atlantic council and the institute 1st of teaching dialogue is of service because the all button then says i'm at the national endowment for democracy. global engagement center from allison, it is still young on from cyber security infrastructure, the security agency, eyeglasses sites on the prescription, eyeglasses, westgate users will just sit down. i'm any, a median partner, you have to unlist it from the, from field a medium pump them, reduce it to them, an outlet, and we deem that to is that less of serious thinking mine on to just out on now

what's on have him start, i'm just playing for this key of this to you, my own. so boots the boot and must not go for the list underneath from the okay. you know, this was kind of played side honestly. when a paper does what one says 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, the 3rd 2020 to russian forces last butcher, a small town. so the kilometers from k, the next day, ukrainian forces ends at the tone, including finances from the nationalist as off the top of the on the, to repeat, the said that it never there just thought you,

i'm not sure on the cell know, going to see you but it's around the little mother, it goes to being and there's the seas, gig or q, you're gonna see skippable bonds, you lost them as bring them a ceiling to go in there. motion was only $4.00 to $5.00 days off. the russian troops, life boots, dozens of west in general, is arrived in the sounds easy and spend the judge was soon and showing load for delay to be called the boot. the mess across the skies were indeed a special pick going in the shade to pick up 3 your lots and then when it so that i choose to continue, what do we have to a new car then you don't want to use is up of let me quote them all just to peters did at the well, she must on the visa, right. they're going to 30 for them. assume we bring you my instruction to 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,

but you'll have some wonderful new tires to start the extra by dish to m. what so not in the you could actually be a convenient at the cartoon. cool. one is with the, with such a as are, share more, so got to remove prior to that you have. so what if to push across the shows up in this me machine is says, particularly if they're gonna actually manipulate this too because of the what some of the needs that you buy a look at the windows asterix and then they don't get give because i think this cool you but i slammed on you can use that one thing in the front and i see you put those to lew. hopefully. even though it can, you hold for me to do with them. but especially for us, because at the if we were letting him come or somebody's for them for him, he's looking for this dish and i'm actually boy at the work. now i'm with the 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

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a lunch to atrocities committed by red army soldiers in the baltic states. later in the footage of shows and tortured civilians had been staged. administrative propaganda of the 3rd rice that ordered the scenes to be shown would you wish to discuss the whole thing? change the scales, would you do? you have to, you put the oklahoma city on it, the little boys. nice to not reach any computer when they bought a present. you need people excited. so i, you know, all is so little slim for that. the damage don't. i don't know anybody's clothes are. i get them line. yeah. with them and use course if the coordinates not form, which is the west side, the shelves, and the rest of the community law school. assign it to your uh this, this was what i shared it. e, so i bought it with a joke, smell late notice bye. go to the what exactly happened in boucher 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, the, the, [000:00:00;00]

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