in 1860, the russians talk manchuria. it used to belong to china. right now is a perfect time to drive a wedge between russia and china. china has 2 million men in arms. they need to take one million men while russia is tied up, march them back up to manchuria, stake up -- stake out the border where it used to be like 10,000 years -- in the territory of manchuria. and then you do not have to worry about china anymore and it will set russia back to about 1000 years of history, back into the reaches of moscow. host: we will have the congressman respond. guest: if we are going to be a serious nation and a global leader we need to deal with more than one problem or issue at a time. we have benefited if we do not have an alliance between russia and china. president xi is a tyrant like vladimir putin is a kgb thug. neither of them have any interest in western democracies and freedom for their own people and human rights. look at the uighurs in western china which are except -- which are essentially in concentration camps. the people entire bed, the list g

resources to help the biologist establish a secret facility to develop biological weapons. china's manchuria region occupied by japan in 1932 and turned into the puppet state of mancha, co became the testing ground. manchuria is very handy because of its location. close to the u. s. s. off. it also has plenty of test subjects. test subjects. you mean people brought to the unit for test? exactly. those people were meant to die. that's right. from tribunal questions to quiz schumacher yoshi a medical service major general bmw in 1938 several secret facilities were established in the hills of manchuria. unit. 100 in san jang worked on lifestyle contamination. unit 516 in its come manufactured, chemical weapons and unit 731 near hobbin, developed biological weapons and tested them on civilians. ah, in pen phung vintage, they burned down around $300.00 local dwellings to clear space to build unit 731. the facility was self sufficient and inaccessible. when the batteries a prison crematorium stadium, the shinto shrine afield, a dedicated aircraft group and station. the facilities commanding office

in 1938, several secret facilities were established in the hills of manchuria. unit 100 in san jang worked on lifestyle contamination. unit 516 into to come manufactured, chemical weapons. and unit 731 near hobbin, developed biological weapons, and tested them on civilians. in pen fung village, they burned down around 300 local dwellings to clear space to build unit 731. the facility was self sufficient and inaccessible. that when the batteries a prison crematorium stadium, a shinto shrine, an airfield, a dedicated aircraft group, and a bow station, the facilities commanding officer was also the projects audiologist colonel shinkel . you see, wow, you know, to push it. but it's, i guess you shall go off woocommerce who is more than 90 years old and can sit down for very long don't. at the dinner, k killed one, you suddenly would have to rush up korea annella's. i do, dana, she will, death was now on a memorial museum here. so it's one of the saddest museums in the world who his eye out, he think with a, if he can conquest how to from factor you will. man, i sure would have come to me out,

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in 1860, the russians talk manchuria. it used to belong to china. now is a perfect time to drive a wedge between russia and china. china has 2 million men in arms. they need to take one million men while russia is tied up, march them back up to manchuria, stake up -- stake out the border where it used to be like 10,000 years -- in the territory of manchuria. and then you do not have to worry about china anymore and it will set russia back to about 1000 years of history, back into the reaches of moscow. host: we will have the congressman respond. guest: if we are going to be a serious nation and a global leader we need to deal with more than one problem or issue at a time. we have benefited if we do not have an alliance between russia and china. president xi is a tyrant like vladimir putin is a kgb thug. neither of them have any interest in western democracies and freedom for their own people and human rights. look at the uighurs in western china which are except -- which are essentially in concentration camps. the people entire bed, the list goes on

she will send in the beginning to manchuria. now this is the main hub.ussia by rail , the flow of goods from china has increased significantly. this means that the delivery time of the railway junctions is loaded. after all , only a thin thread of the trans-siberian railway connects russia with its eastern neighbor . enough for now, but obviously with getting the flow will be a certain complexity. and more often it will all pass and is it really that if the world logistics of supplying goods has really been disrupted for a long time, it’s time to think about building a new klinsanatka bam, natalyusenko denis anikin and vladislav kulachikhin gas exclusively in rubles idea, decided to support and, uh, the head of luxury times. uh, it started all over the country. we are all now external contracts we will conclude in rubles said dmitry rogozin is it really a sanctions war. now it will unfold even in space. let's ask dmitry rogozin himself, who is in touch with us, about this. hello dmitry olegovich i hope you hear me. i hope you hear, yes, one good day. goo

thus paving the way for the conquest of manchuria north korea corral saklin and all the rest of it. just maybe a question or two more but this question of war readiness. i mean i get it that they hadn't gotten everything to the borders and weren't ready to fight the petrol stations and everything was was unready from that point of view, but looking at the perspective in paints a picture of that technology transfer the training the advancing in their tanks technology, and they're plain technology and weaponry. the question for both of you and do you think headed up in for those operational mistakes or missing the intel was the soviet red army really ready? perhaps based on what he and is saying about the training and technology transferred from the germans. were they ready or not? wait in my examination one of the key parts of the story and one we haven't mentioned yet was the role of the the purges in affecting the army's preparations for war. stalin of course had superintended much of the the soviet german partnership and the enormous role the germans had played in training the new

of peking, the chinese believe was a humiliating treaty, russia took thousands of miles of outer manchuria. maybe ping is thinking about going west instead of east and taking back all the land that the soviets took from where the russians took back in the 1860s. this performance of the russian military has to be giving xi some ideas and china, so i think putin has to look over every shoulder at this point. >> john: the great game continues despite the fact that people are dying by the hundreds. robert o'brien, always good to talk to you and get your pick on things. appreciate it. >> great to be with you, keep the ukrainians in your prayers. >> john: stunning video that caught our eye from sunday, from irpin, about 20 miles northwest of kyiv, innocent civilians, including children and elderly women attempting to cross what's left of a bridge that was destroyed to prevent russian forces from coming across that bridge. this video gives you a glimpse into what ordinary ukrainians are living through and shows the true human toll of war. we should point out as well, people were huddled by the hu