it was about the uh if it had been then the us through victoria newland would not have overthrown the democratically elected you on a coal which government. so even though we're seeing the united, this is really been a money laundering state. yeah. but it was the that, that's what i had mentioned. dana said, i didn't mean the war. i meant the grist keep it. oh then yes, yes, but, but i don't think we're in for another 25 year investments. so that's why i think they're even creating money now what it, what it did.

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you don't think the newland victoria newland who admitted by a warfare labs in ukraine. you don't believe that the massive elements coming in the british soldiers. they're in ukraine. what would they all doing? using food entry to just sat there up to 14000 people were killed in. and don't you have to come to hands can just let it go on knowing as we do now, and i don't know whether it's a surprise to you. when angela michael said the basic reboot him is, would drink by mints. as i huge, as i've said, i'm the wars for you. russia has each destruction of the more faded by russian official media and about the soul. she's the perception in the west is very much as i've said, oh, a big heavenly um. she pounced russia launching the chime on an aggressive roboson. i understand the attorney, but what do you think of so when i, when i know that's, that's a precise description of the situation. i think that there were mistakes on both sides, which they did. but i think that the final criminal act slash the criminal in, in marching the war. and you said that make sense? why does r

because as long as while blinking then the victoria newland have brought it out, any negotiation, any dialogue, any ceasefire. do you gain gain some way to, to be on the ground and position itself better in any dialogue. with that, i saw in fact for special ed to come to dialogue as a result of somebody victory on the gum. yeah. really disability. the big 3 was a kind of a gamble. because uh, looking at it from the outside, from our perspective, that you got to go to perspective and understanding all these other defense over the side. you can even with mental health. there was no question over the shot excepting for being inflicted with the military defeats and some gains by new grand here. and there will not fall. so shop into any negotiation on down in the background. either they have come to the conclusion that they need a big space initiative because except for all of the, uh, is, is, is a, is a being child. so it's not all 3 my call. an over to shop. now shop, laid the dominant role in bricks all these years. and off course sign up is being and equally important drones. so exist,

you don't think the newland victoria in union who admitted by a warfare labs in ukraine. you don't believe that the massive elements coming in the british soldiers there in ukraine. what would they all do and you think boots and she didn't just set their up to 14000 people were killed in. and don't you ask them to hand skin just let it go on knowing as we do now, and i don't know whether it's a surprise to you. when angela michael said that basically, boom is what drink by means. i huge. as i've said, i'm the more simple you, russia has each destruction of the world, fed by russian official media and about the soul. she's the perception in the west is very much as i've said, oh, a big hit really. um, she power russia launching a check on an aggressive roboson. i understand the attorney, but what do you think of when i, when i know that's the best precise description of the situation? i think that there were mistakes on both sides, which they did. but i think that the final criminal act slash the criminal in, in marching the war. and you said the other side, i did research

people can want you to victoria newland choosing. who are the forces that run ukraine? this was the book against that was to be used against russia a whereas diplomats like yourself bill buns at the now to see a was thing. oh, this is what russian does one level, but there were other forces with blinking a noun and sullivan. and so one who wanted this as a showdown to get russia back into the yoke, seeing the error full of just being ordered around. that's presumably with the russians thinking the rest of the world, things i will know, but i shouldn't get secret, my guns and the rest of the world. that's all that with genuine attempts to resolve differences from administering them from their own. what made them a much hard was russia seizure, crimea? i'm in 2014 by which time of course i people robust middle of the dark to go. and then i have pointed that ukraine of which had been deeply split. the country split between the sort of pro russian hall a pro western off. you find that the pro russian paul should use the procedure message to support him for united independen

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it was about of the uh if it had been then the us through victoria newland would not have overthrown the democratically elected you on a coal which government. so even though we're seeing the united, this is really been a money laundering state. yeah. that all the, that, that's what i had mentioned. dana said, i didn't mean the war. i meant the grist keep it. oh then yes, yes, but, but i don't think we're in for another 25 year investment. uh, that's why i think they're even creating money now. what it, what it, uh they, they just, they just uncovered a $6200000000.00 accounting error and the pentagon. they're trying to inject as much money into it now because i think they see the gravy train is coming to a halt. hole in the next uh, the address that because, you know, i mean, nato can start, you know, continue to flood new crane with the equipment, but they can flooded with troops unless they want to commit their own troops. i mean, it's been rumored in westberg, but the, the polls like foolishly get involved with their own troops. so unofficially, their troops are there already. i

copenhagen, us national security advisor, take sullivan and us under secretary of state. victoria newland will discuss ukrainian affairs with representatives of india, brazil, and south africa. reports noted that washington has also invited china and for the key to the meetings. and these talks are set to take place against the backdrop of keeps failing counter offensive, which hasn't met expectations on the front lines, according to us media reports. meanwhile, brick states are boosting trade with russia and have stepped up cooperation. former indian foreign secretary con wall se ball says the dresser has shown it has not violated. it's not isolated, rather despite the washington's best efforts with the bundle as to what is the purpose of this meeting. because as long as while blinking then to victoria and have do without any negotiation, any dialogue, and he's, he's flat and do you gain gain. so i'm going to do with the underground. everybody knows that all that victoria, i knew the ticket really played in in the might on authorizing and the overall vision of the united states that they

it was about of the uh, if it had been then the us through victoria newland would not have overthrown the democratically elected you on a coal which government. so even though we're seeing the united, this is really been a money laundering state. yeah. that all the, that, that's why i mentioned, dana said, i didn't mean the war. i meant the grist keep it. oh then yes, yes, but, but i don't think we're in for another 25 year investment. uh, that's why i think they're even creating money now. what it, what it uh they, they just, they just uncovered a $6200000000.00 accounting error. and the pentagon, they're trying to inject as much money into it now, because i think they see the gravy train is coming to a halt. hold onto the next on the address that because, you know, i mean nato can start and continue to flood you. crane with the equipment, but they can flooded with troops unless they want to commit their own troops. i mean, it's been rumored in westberg, but the, the polls like foolishly get involved with their own troops. go on officially their troops are there already. i mean, the,

copenhagen, but in security to advise a jig sullivan alongside us and the secretary of state, victoria newland, who discussed the situation in ukraine with the representatives of india, brazil, and south africa for 4th suggests that washington is also invite to china and to keep the source of taking place against the back drops of keeps accounts offensive, which hasn't mex expectations. according to some reports, it seems to me while break states have peace to trade with russia and that sort of corporation from the, for my indian to find the secretary con wallace. sybil says bushes shown it isn't isolated since despite the washington's efforts, but little as to what is the purpose of this meeting. we get along this while blinking then to victoria and have ruled out any negotiation, any dialogue. and he's, he's flat on, do you gain gain some way to do with the underground? everybody knows that all that victoria knew the sticker really played in, in the might, on authorizing and the overall position of the united states. that they want this stuff easy to rebuild. russia has not been changed and

because as long as while blinking then to victoria newland have to without any negotiation, any dialogue, any ceasefire on do you gain gain some way to do with the on the ground. everybody knows about all that victoria on the plate and in the might on authorizing the overall solution of the united states that they want to studies of defeat. the oppression has not been changed and more and more sanctions be applied for you would have been union, has that a sinking on most sections? maybe the slide show has demonstrating that it's not isolated as and as i, i be modeled as to why they think that inviting big countries to denmark. uh guys change the same thing when actually the big countries have a different agenda. now, altogether, all together defends agenda. they believe in most people levity. they are even thinking off allows some guy and off. indeed. all right, nation the, the in the media and i'm on long term or whatever. and of course, in terms of the new to the system, there's a new development back on there. other financial yes, financial measures that have been agreed. so maybe the

okay, that's one of you know, victoria newland morris johnson. it's all these people here they, they want to be part of this great crusade. you know, that's why, you know, we, we, uh, it's no coincidence, but, you know, zelinski is churchill. okay. they're trying to find these analogies to make it fit . but it doesn't matter. yeah. well, the diluted, you know, i'm as long as you keep up with that know, once you have and you keep up with that messaging, then you've got the media to support you with the, you know, you can keep it, you can stretch it out as long as possible, but i think um, it comes on forever. i mean, if you wanna just have an idea just to just to have a glimpse of how completely diluted, how completely out of touch the british politically. so on your credit, ben wallace of defense, melissa new k mits. it's a journalist this week, but your crime is run out of weapons. yeah. but in the same article, get this in the same article. yeah. he says we should be able to say crime. yeah, this little christmas. i mean, what a living man, you

it was about of the uh if it had been then the us through victoria newland would not have overthrown the democratically elected you on a coal which government. so even though we're seeing the united, this is really been a money laundering state. yeah. that all the, that, that's what i had mentioned. dana said, i didn't mean the war. i meant the grist keep it. oh then yes, yes, but, but i don't think we're in for another 25 year investment. uh, that's why i think they're even creating money now. what it, what it, uh they, they just, they just uncovered a $6200000000.00 accounting error and the pentagon. they're trying to inject as much money into it now because i think they see the gravy train is coming to a halt. hole in the next and the address that because, you know, i mean nato can start and continue to flood you crane with equipment, but they can flooded with troops unless they want to commit their own troops. i mean, it's been rumored in westberg the go. the polls like foolish, we get involved with their own troops. so unofficially their troops are there already. i mean, the, th

okay, that's what i, you know, victoria newland, morris johnson. it's all these people here they, they want to be part of this great crusade. you know, that's why, you know, we, we, uh, it's no coincidence, but, you know, zalinski is churchill. okay. they're trying to find these analogies to make it fit . but it doesn't matter. yeah. well, the diluted, you know, i'm as long as you keep up with that now. and so you have and you keep up with that messaging and you've got the media to support to with, you know, you can keep it, you can stretch it up as long as possible. but i think um, it comes on forever. i mean, if you wanna just have an idea just to just to have a glimpse of how completely diluted, how completely out of touch the british politically. so on your credit, ben wallace of defense melissa new k. a mentioned to general is this week that you crime is running out of weapons and the same obstacle get this in the same article yet. he says, we should be able to say crimea this little christmas. i mean what a living man. you know, this is the w

people can want you to victoria newland choosing. who are the forces that run ukraine? this was the book against that was to be used against russia. and whereas, diplomats like yourself bill buns at the now at the c i a was saying, oh this is what russian does one level. but there were other forces with blinking a noun and sullivan. and so one who wanted this as a showdown to get russia back into the yoke, seeing the error full of just being ordered around. that's presumably with the russians thinking the rest of the world, things as well. no, but i shouldn't get secret, my guns and the rest of the world that's on there with genuine attempts to resolve differences from administering them from their own. what made them a much hard was russia seizure, crimea, and in 2014, by which time of construction it will robust the dirt to go. and at that point, the ukraine, which had been deeply split country split between the sort of pro russian hall, a pro western hoff. you find about the pro russian ha cheese, the procedure metrics to support him for united independent ukraine. a

copenhagen, us and national security advisor jake sullivan on to us on the secretary of state. victoria newlands will discuss the planning, says with representatives of india, brazil on south africa. a force notice at washington is also invited china and took here to the meetings. the total cost that's take place against the backdrop of keeps failing, towns were offensive, which hasn't met the expectations on the front lines, according to us media reports. meanwhile, brick states, the best thing trade with russia and have stepped top co operation from india and foreign secretary con mazda balance phase washer. so, need isn't isolated, despite the washington's best efforts to be puddled as to what is the purpose of this meeting. because as long as while blinking then to victoria and have to without any negotiation, any dialogue and he's, he's flat and do you gain gain. so i'm going to do with the underground. everybody knows that all that victoria, i knew the ticket really played in in the might on authorizing and the overall position of the united states and that they want this stuff easy to rea

so that flat be losers like tory in newland and tony blinking can feel like they're doing something important with their said empty lives. really obviously there's gotta be better reason for waging this. the most point was more of all what is it? well, thankfully we have an answer, the war against russian. ladies and gentlemen, the war against prudent and for ukraine is in fact a war for democracy without ukrainian democracy. in other words, we can have no democracy here. ukrainians are free. neither are we. we must make sure they can vote in cm so we can continue to vote in kansas city. it's really that simple. and yet tonight we're ready to tell you that we have a problem. it looks like they're not going to be able to vote in key f anymore and know for once, it's not putting as fault. democracy in ukraine seems to be suspended by the world's most democracy advocate himself, field marshals lensky. watch. this. contributed to creating and a little global mixture test for time. yeah. hold upon a yes. i'm gonna put in more more towards the nice and then we'll have you school adjustment. and the

so that flabby losers, like tory in newland and tony lincoln, can feel like they're doing something important with their said empty lives. really? honestly, there's gotta be better reason for waging this. the most point was more of all. what is it? well, thankfully we have an answer. the war against russian. ladies and gentlemen, the war against putting in for ukraine is in fact a war for democracy without ukrainian democracy. in other words, we can have no democracy here. ukrainians are free. neither are we. we must make sure they can vote in cm so we can continue to vote in kansas city. it's really that simple. and yet tonight we will read to tell you that we have a problem. it looks like they're not going to be able to vote in key f anymore and know for once it's not put as fault. democracy in ukraine seems to be suspended by the world's most democracy advocate himself, field marshals lensky. watch. this. contributed to creating and a little goober mixture test for time. yeah. hold upon a yes. i'm gonna put in more more the we'll do the nice and then we'll do is go adjust. and then we'll d

it seems impossible to talk about ukraine without mentioning the year 2014, victoria newland, antony blinken and what they did to twist the government in ukraine to lean more towards the west when ukraine had voted to lean toward towards russia. not only that, recently within the last year, zelensky himself has said that his goal is to make ukraine a big israel you know, so and you never talk about the west side of ukraine was killing the people on the east side of ukraine because they were russian speaking people. this is a war that the united states wants an and peace could have been achieved by now. a cease-fire at least. , no. the u.s. wants this war. >> thanks for sharing that perspective. i disagree. i don't think the united states wants this war. i think the united states wants ukraine to be free and independent and wants the war to end and you mentioned going back to 2014 back when this started the russians first invasion but i think my understanding is it's a little bit different than what you portrayed to the ukrainians did want to join the european union and united the uni

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