go ahead caleb. sure. i mean, if you listen to american media, you would, i have no idea that this is been going on for a year away. american media is talking about this. it just started. i heard a cnn reporter say that your brain was a peaceful country jump. i just laughable. i mean, the act would there have been so many dads in 1000 gone after the fact that nato expansion has been taking place. there has been the island weapons into injured to them and retinue, russia blockade. i've made this analogy many times, but we have many spanish speaking people in the united states. did you imagine there was a judge in some state or where, where governor was writing and tickets and ignorant court received language. this would be rightly oh and the number of the apps that have taken place. and don, back shelling, use of purpose rounds to attack civilian. russia has shown quite a bit of restraint. now they waited years, you know, they, they, they wanted me to reintegrate back injury. right. and one of the medical r

go ahead, caleb. sure. i mean, if you listen to american media, you would have no idea that this has been going on for 8 year. why american media is talking about this. it just started, i heard a cnn re order say that your brain was a useful country until i knew it just laughable. i mean, the fact that there have been so many data, at least in 1000, gone at some of the fact that nato expansion has been in place, that there has been worried island weapons into engine to. yeah. then, and frightening russia. blockade mean, i've made this analogy many times, but we have many spanish speaking people in the united states. if you imagine, if there was a judge in some state or a were at work, governor was lighting and tickets and getting them to court, received their own language. this would be rightly it owes and the number of the apps that have taken place. and don bass shall, using turkish rounds to attack civilians. i, you know, russia has shown quite a bit of restraint. now they wait 8 years and you know they,

we have caleb mauppin . he is a journalist and political analyst, and in london we cross through adrenal can santa, he is founder of a k consulting and a foreign affairs analyst or a gentleman crosstalk roles and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate michael, let me go to you 1st in washington here. i'm, as i said in my introduction here, i'm watching politicians. i'm watching a hysterical media here. they want to escalate. i the people that know nothing about on a no fly zone or are promoting it. this is absolutely insanity. and so instead of d escalating, trying to find solutions here, is there, escalating it to where nato essentially going to be dragged into this? and unfortunately, there are a lot of people that seem to agree with that. go ahead, michael. yeah, it's unfortunate because in spite of the, the crisis and the in the humanitarian devastation that has occurred a, it seems as though the west, particularly may, the biden administration. and most especially

let's go live now to corresponding caleb moore. but he's in new york for more details. caleb, good to see you now. oh, can you tell us about these documents? well, the russian ministry of defense has come forward with documents that essentially show that hunter bite. who is the son of president joe biden was involved in providing the finance, so black and the beach as well as met by ota, could be involved in setting up these bio labs in ukraine. now they've come forward with this information previous, or they've said they've had this information. now they are coming forward with emails that are said to be obtained for $100.00 biden's laptop. here is what we've heard from the russian ministry of defense about the proof of the side of the president united states and his involvement in financing these bio labs you put down the contents of the letter show the hunter barden played an important role in creating a financial opportunity pathogen work in ukraine. the published correspondence indicates that the true goals of the pentagon in

i thought he's caleb more pam. now political analysts, patrick having thing claims the pentagon, rolling bio labs in ukraine, highlights the level of open corruption and u. s. high circles. i think i think it's absolutely incredible that one of the companies that hunter biden found it, i believe in 2009 rosemont seneca was involved in organizing one of the 1st round of funding for medic. by auto. this is a biotech or a bio surveillance company, which was a major subcontractor for the pentagon funded bio labs, the chain of bio labs, and fact in ukraine. it's just amazing that this somehow has escaped really not, not just most of the mainstream media, but also congress as well. i think this really speaks to the level of corruption we have within our mainstream media institutions in the west that for partisan reasons . they won't touch the story, but also it speaks to a potentially a level of open corruption, specifically within the biden family. which, you know, should have been the center piece of the election. we'r

s. law than i do something that has caused white a bit of outrage around the world. caleb, anything for the day towns i thought a corresponding. caleb moore been speaking to his line from new york while they rock has marked a painful anniversary. 19 years since the country was bombed and invaded by a us led coalition on a false premise of going off the weapons of mass destruction, which were never found just by the failure to alternately justify the attack on iraq, which claimed tens of thousands of lives. the u. s. media were quick to beat the drums of war back in march, 2003. this is fox news and fox news channel. continuing coverage of the campaign, which now has begun to liberate and disarm iraq. know that they can execute these missions into baghdad and have everybody come back safe and sound is a testament to as franklin professionalism to these people. and also waiving the troops as they went by giving them a thumbs up the. busy soldiers themselves feeling a certain sense of relief waving back. so the only thing of a shot back and forth between the 2 was a sense of gratitude, app

now to caleb more than in new york. caleb, caleb? hello there. so what was the atmosphere like at the session? well, the un general assembly opportunity to speak now there were $35.00 abstentions from countries around the world that chose not to vote at all. there were 5 countries that voted against the resolution, among them, russia, syria, the democratic people's republic of korea and others. and then there were allies, the united states who voted for the resolution. now the resolution of non binding and has no power in the un security council that ultimately out of the power and russia is a permanent member of the un security council. so there would absolutely not be any, any result from this at the un security council. russia has a vote of detail power. essentially they can shoot down any resolution put forward because they are a permanent member of the security council. so this is really non binding. now it's important to note many voices in united states or hailing this resolution and some great victory over russia. the united states has be

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claims of the agencies operatives taught their counterparts the best skills for warfare as artist caleb now. now the ports cia paramilitary forces have also been preparing them for special operations against quote, russia and its separatist allies. we tried to really focus on operational planning than really hard military skills like long range marksmanship, not just a capacity to do it, but to know how to do it on the battlefield. our job is to have an exponential impact. it's not to get our badge for shooting a russian or something. i think the training really paid off the cia ukraine program was kept secret for 8 years. some of those involved in setting it up worried about what might happen if it was made public. i don't know how we didn't get anybody injured, to be honest, but the covert nature of the mission ensure deniability us officials wouldn't want to say we just had a cia officer killed by a russian in ukraine. that will put the president to the white house in a very bad position. they feared that public knowledge of the program could lead to an unpredictable escalation in th

us leaders claim to care about ukrainians while they're setting the country up for a long term war. caleb martin r t new york or canada is now taking center stage in western efforts to send more weapons to ukraine. kind of the foreign affairs minister safe, her country is bringing in the private sector to help on kiev forces. the canadian diplomat speed should have recent conference with interrupted by a political activist and writer who accused melanie julie of provoking a global conflict for and the war need. for the 3rd world war 3 shameless. you investigate a reporter, alex rubinstein, phase the west is using the conflicts to chip away at russia's economic and military power the united states and, and in europe. far as making statements. the effect of this being kind of a long war. and the goal of that is, is an afghan style operation, where they use this proxy conflict to chip away at russian morale, the russian economy, the russian military, et cetera. they're kind of dangling the nato membership in front of the one ski. and at the same time, just using him as a pond to, to increase

by an approved an additional military aid package for ukraine, totaling one $1000000000.00 parties. caleb, more pin gives more examples of us politicians who don't hesitate to openly mention a proxy will against russia. it appears that us officials have been mulling over the idea of setting up a proxy war with russia in ukraine since 2014. and now with joe biden, one year in the office, it looks like the plan is being put into action. and so there are a number of things that we would expect to have seen that we just haven't seen. and the russians really have hatch. and that's presented on some problems. so many other assumptions have not, not proven to be true as a, as a entered the fight. it looks like the plan moves ahead with $13000000000.00 being sent to you. crane along with a new cache of weapons. the idea for a proxy war having been in the works for a long time, is now confirmed by a former us secretary of defense. congressman adam shift has further expounded upon the idea most critically. the military aid that we provide ukraine helps to protect in advance. american national secur

yeah, we went to see what ramifications come from caleb. caleb, thanks for that. are us corresponding kill him open? now, western media, let's clearly do not agree with president putin plain. that's one of the main reasons behind the ukraine. conflict was to be not to find a country bay say, it's absurd since president zelinski is jewish, but they may have forgotten that one of the cranes main jewish community leaders in the country e core column. my ski is also a sponsor of armed neo nazi malicious break and all that done for us. this our policy or susan says he wants to de, not to fi ukraine, but the west claims. this is a false flag because with an official say, how do you d not if i a country who's president is jewish. when you hear vladimir fulton talk about the ukrainian government as being full of neo nazis. as somebody who is of jewish to sandra, a heritage, how do you react to that to those statements? for me to hear it just again? it's as if something something similar to it. so i cannot take this segment seriously. what if i told you that one of the lea

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what goes on today is far beyond what even he could imagine. caleb martin r t new york. canada is now seeking to take center stage in western efforts to send more weapons to ukraine. as auto was foreign affairs minister says her country is bringing in the private sector to help kids forces. but the top diplomat speech at a recent conference was interrupted by a political activist and writer who accused her of provoking a global conflict. and if she was the war, need a 3rd world war 3 change. you know, we spoke with that activist eve angler who says the west is trying to turn ukraine into enough dentistry like quagmire. why hasn't the canadian government, which provides all kinds of support to the government and key? why haven't we been pushing them to incorporate the their obligations under the events, minsk records and, and basically talk about how canada has helped precipitate this conflict from its role in, in the my 2014 decision makers in ottawa, washington, i very much knew ukraine as a proxy against russia, they think that the, the things are going well for the russian probably

george sam, welly who he just heard from in caleb's report. there he is a research fellow at the global policy institute, who says us meddling in ukraine has been a major reason for russia to conduct its military campaign. suppose it was never been interested in bringing the credit. they engineers of the qu, in $24.00 team, which is on probes of the roughly speaking of ukraine, the parts of the brain to the voted for the younger girl, which it provoke them to essentially opt out. is that the next step, this qu, leadership in here, and therefore, it helps explain the russian thinking as to why they chose now to military intervene in ukraine. the ganske of forces have taken control of practically the entire territory of the republic, which russia recently recognized as an independent country. now residents are starting to rebuild their lives after 8 years of attacked by ukrainian forces or cheese mary. if a notion, i took a train that is finally running again to the republics capital, where it's a railway station in the town of that bill in the

planning to use ukraine as a bloody battlefield against russia for years, despite any costs necessary. caleb martin, r. t. new york. well, that brings us to the end of our bulletin. i'm policy. thank you so much for joining us with with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk with woo. no one. no, sir, no, not admiral. who are you? no, no. what door? more shrill than what they should end up unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. i mean, it all was signed. on february, the 122015, it was meant to end military conflicts in ukraine between government forces and don bass militia groups. the agreement stipulated that both sides would withdraw heavy weapons to an equal dis

i thought that caleb open report in life new york. thank you. now the u. s. president, chief latin american adviser has admitted that punitive measures against russia targets washington and him is on the continent as much as itself. so as much as moscow itself, that's after the whitehouse targeted versus ability to make international financial transactions. the sanctions against russia so robust that they will have an impact on those governments that have economic affiliations with russia. and that is by design the advisor named venezuela, nicaragua, and cuba on his list of targets. his confidence will suffer from the restrictions on russia for the us national security advisor, john bolton previously brundage, those 3 socialist nations, the troika of tyranny, and all her voice concern about ne so expansion through eastern europe and staying on the continent. brazil present. j, a boston r o. recently refused to impose sanctions on moscow, saying he won't do anything to his country's economy. or we can go live now to brainer. altman, editor in chief of the b

with russia, media and public figures restricted on facebook, youtube and twitter as caleb map and reports. it's now a common ears approach for ortho sign and saying dissident movements. it doesn't like in a dramatic move. ready russia's point of view has been stripped from social media, google, apple, youtube, twitter, and facebook had decided that moscow is not welcome. ross come needs or records more frequent cases of in, justified blocking of official accounts of russian media and public figures by foreign internet platforms. blocking the official page of a russian media outlet violates the key principles of free dissemination of information and unhindered access to it. for russian users. russian apps cannot be sold. russian concepts cannot be monetized. big tax stands united in boycotting one of the biggest countries in the world. this is a much bigger cancelling than donald trump got after january 6th. the closest comparison would be what was done to gab dot com. the social media platform known for welcoming normally impermissible views. american right wing dissidence are no stranger

planning to use ukraine as a bloody battlefield against russia for years, despite any costs necessary. caleb martin r t. new york. while that brings us to the end of our 10. i'm paula. thank you so much for joining us. the. ah ah ah so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on a fence, very dramatic and development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk with ah, law in july. let me know when it be at the by that your grade, in which a letter good with, you know, you're going to with a united states rush, you're going to fight with ah, it was in the 1950s that our secretary of state john foster, dulles proclaimed our policy is global ah, we started as a continental empire. why clearing out? b? yeah. native peoples and other foreign forces. then we became and overseas empire by taking islands in various parts of the world. and then after the 2nd world war, we became a global empire. now we are playing on the whole billiard ah, the

the impact of these global events could be quite hard to undo. caleb martin r t new york or we spoke with economists taught horwitz, who said they knew you sanctions on russia could cause more conflicts. true to shortages of food. well, i don't know that the sanctions are going to hurt as much as they think. i, i think this is a mis play by our presence. whatever we forget to talk about is that russia and ukraine produced about one 3rd of the world's we supply mortgage. i think we're gonna have a funeral food shortage versus a shortage of fuel. and i think that that will cause more wars and has in the, in history. because again, if you can eat, you're going to get angry. and of course, there's a lot of areas that are very much hot pockets for violence when there's no food. one being, you know, egypt in the middle east because they don't have, they can grow their own weak and it resides at the fertilizer components that are produced in russia and ukraine are going to be limited as well. so i think again, i think president biden, and the rest of the world of overplay their hand because

the impact of these global events could be quite hard to undo. caleb martin r t new york and earlier joseph gregory mahoney, a professor of politics and international relations discussed with us, they prospects of greater relations between russia and china. well, let's keep in mind that the strengthening of relations between china and russia have 3 fundamental causes. first lead us destabilize central asia, and russia and china had to work together to try to clean up the mess. second, the u. s. d, stabilize the middle east, pushing china closer to russian oil. and 3rd, the 2 countries share a long border and need peaceful relations with each other. now, there are other reasons for the country to be friends, but these 3 points are shared strategic interests that do appear to be deepening. as the u. s. takes a harder line against both countries. but europe has a major concern here because it's resisted us, antique china positions in many respects. and it's got a lot at stake in terms of trade with china. now obviously the u. s. would like to change that and the europeans perfume for fe

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will art is caleb martin has been taking a look at the global implications of the conflict in ukraine sanctions and russia. now you my saying that the russia, ukraine conflict is just between 2 countries, but in reality it's got global implications. there are currently around $10000.00 nato servicemen stationed at military facilities and naval bases in ukraine of which $4000.00 or from the united states. u. s. military and cia personnel had been training forces in ukraine for a long time. meanwhile, britain just decided to send 6000 new defensive missiles as well as 25000000 pounds sterling and aid. plus, there's been an inflow with international volunteers with dr. count and who can forget the economic fall out. the sanctions on russia are already taking their toll throughout the european union. sanctions should always have a much larger effect on the russian side. done on our side. it's not our intention to impose sanctions, the unnecessarily weaken our economy. but we are entering an unprecedented foot crisis because other countries in the middle east or africa are very dependent o

many around the world wondering whether or not washington is what they call a fair weather friend. caleb martin, r t. new york. china's foreign ministry has accused the us of spreading misinformation over beijing's stance on the ukraine, conflicts saying washington's only trying to deflect attention away from its own culpability. the u. s. has been disseminating. does information about china over the ukraine issue in an attempt to shift blame, stow confrontation and profit from the issue? the practice as despicable and malicious? beijing says a new york times article falsely accused of having prior knowledge of russia's military operation in ukraine and that us officials were complicit spreading misinformation. we discussed the issue with a chinese political expert who says the western establishment media appear to be motivated to only support the u. s. i think there's a political motivation on the side of the american media for sure. but at the same time for what is transpiring now, in your quain and also in europe, ease causing concerns to beating. i read quite a number off thing, 10 r

as our correspondence, caleb mauppin reports, ukraine seems to have gotten the point. if you're an ally of the united states, you might get left out to dry. you're not a member of the nato alliance, there is no guarantee of the united states will really have your back. i have called down regarding this question a long time ago. nature is not prepared to accept ukraine. the alliance is afraid of controversial things. kosovo understands the same thing. it is imperative that brussels as the capital of both nato and the you rethink a new way of enlargement in the western balkans. both e, u membership and nato membership cannot be done in the old ways. there are plenty of recent examples of washington washing it's hands. for example, take afghanistan. now this isn't an ally as such, but the united states spent 20 years investing and occupying the country and building up the nato back government. and then when it fell, the united states left the country and chaos. with extraordinary success of this mission was due to the incredible skill, bravely and selfless courage of unit

9th and caleb. thank now authorities from the done yet people's republic have relief footage, allegedly showing ukrainian forces shooting and beating russian prisoners of war. we won't show the disturbing video just some heavily redacted slides, as it betrays bones, soldiers lying on the ground with multiple bullet wounds to their legs, while others have broken boats. the head of rushes, investigative committee has ordered an investigation into the incident. ukrainian officials gave this comment there. could you be sure to know about it soon? i remind everyone that abusing prisoners of war is a war crime that does not carry amnesty on their international law and does not have an institute of limitations. we are a european army over european country. we treat prisoners according to the geneva convention, no matter what your personal emotional motives may be. for the earlier paula slayer told me more about the contents of the disturbing footage as well as reaction to the video. it's very gruesome foot

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us leaders claim to care about ukrainians while they're setting the country up for a long term war. caleb martin r t new york collector is now taking center stage in western efforts to send more weapons to ukraine, kind of as foreign affairs minister states. her country is bringing in the private sector to help keeps forces the canadian diplomat speech. a recent conference was interrupted by a political activist and writer who accused milanese only of provoking a global conflicts. and the war need for a 3rd world war 3. shame on you know what we spoke with the protagonist of that incident in the east angler. he said that the west is trying to turn ukraine into enough gamma stuff like plug. now, why hasn't the canadian government, which provides all kinds of support to the government and key? why haven't we been pushing them to incorporate the their obligations under the mince ministry cords and, and basically talk about how canada has helped precipitate this conflict from its role in, in the, my 2014 decision makers in ottawa, washington, i very much knew ukraine as a proxy against russia

us leaders claim to care about ukrainians while they're setting the country up for a long term war. caleb martin, r t new york. ok, there is not taking center stage in western f as to central weapons. the ukraine count as foreign affairs minister states. her country is bringing in the private sector to help our kids forces the canadian diplomat speech. and a recent conference was interrupted by a political activist. and why, sir? who accused melanie jolly of provoking a global conflict. why and you know, war need a 3rd world war 3 change, you know, meanwhile in the cities my declared occur if you to keep civilians off the streets during potential night time, a tax software, least 8 people were portly killed. but 1st, let's go to our guess as close live to the protagonist of the story and canada, east angler, a canadian writer, and political activists. many thanks for joining goes on. the program is great to see. now we just heard your comments during that incident, but you were quickly pulled away by security stuff. so was there anything else he wanted to say to kind of the foreign affair

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he's caleb more can picks up the story . in war, almost everyone loses, but for military contracted corporations, the major conflagration can be hitting the jackpot a month before things heated up and you crane the ceo of raytheon. a major pentagon contracted corporation boasted that he saw opportunity. we are seeing, i would say, opportunities for international sales. of course, the tensions in eastern europe, the tensions in the south china sea. all of those things are putting pressure on some of the defense spending over there. so i fully expect we're going to see some benefit from it. it wasn't wrong since february 24th when russia moved in to protect don boss military contracted companies like raytheon, boeing, lockheed, martin, and others have seen their stocks sore. joe biden sent a $1000000000.00 worth of weapons to kiev in just one week, and he had to buy them from somebody. plus this war has got us military corporations, some new long term contracts. germany is spending over 1000000000 euros to boost its military.