From the River to the Sea: Ibaitik Itsasora (14)

Gaza BEFORE Israel showed up

Israel is a criminal state

Medea Benjamin@medeabenjamin

Oskar saria: No Other land, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIkFVIwAZ2Q

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Jackson Hinkle @jacksonhinklle

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BREAKING: ZELENSKY REFUSES TO APOLOGIZE TO TRUMP

On today’s episode of Legitimate Targets, Jackson Hinkle breaks down why ZELENSKY torpedoed the mineral deal & why RUSSIA is now CELEBRATING.

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Jonathan Cook@Jonathan_K_Cook

DD Geopolitics@DD_Geopolitics

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Scott Ritter@RealScottRitter

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sarah@sahouraxo

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-> Russia will not be able to accept any deal, USA will have to walk away and Ukraine will fight till the bitter end. They’re insane!

PS: They gamble that USA will not back away and decides to join them, because of the already sunk cost in Ukraine.

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US Homeland Security News@defense_civil25

Howard Beckett@BeckettUnite

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BRICS News@BRICSinfo

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ots. 28

Ukraine is Europe!

We stand by Ukraine.

We will step up our support to Ukraine so that they can continue to fight back the agressor.

Today, it became clear that the free world needs a new leader. It’s up to us, Europeans, to take this challenge.

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Rob Roos @Rob_Roos

Ots. 28

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Suppressed News.@SuppressedNws

Clandestine@WarClandestine

If you don’t know who Victoria Nuland is, or what she was doing in Ukraine in 2014, then you have no idea what’s going on.

The Deep State started this war. It was the Obama CIA/State Dept that funded Nazi militant groups to start a civil war in Ukraine, and initiated regime change to a CIA/State Dept puppet, Yatseniuk.

This was all revealed in the leaked phone call between State Dept diplomats and Deep State agents, Victoria Nuland and Geoffrey Pyatt (link in next post).

After the Maidan coup in February 2014, the US CIA/State Dept owned Ukraine via proxy, and the CIA began using Ukraine as a giant offshore playground for criminal racketeering and money laundering. Ukraine became one giant CIA base, directly on Russia’s border.

Then the US/NATO began building up Ukraine’s army for the sole purpose of one day fighting Russia. The US/NATO began supplying Ukraine with weapons, equipment, missiles, training, intelligence, etc.

Covert elements within the US government, along with their European partners in NATO, used espionage to overthrow and take control of the nation of Ukraine, then built a massive standing army on Russia’s border, then tried to bring Ukraine into NATO, and thus start WW3.

If you are still buying the official MSM narrative about this conflict, you should not be engaged in conversations.

Everything the MSM told you about Ukraine/Russia has been a lie, and in many cases, the inverse of the truth.

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Chay Bowes@BowesChay

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Lord Bebo@MyLordBebo·

Besides “hypocritical cowardice” I don’t know what else to say

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Scott Ritter@RealScottRitter

Scott Ritter: US Had Its fingers in Every Aspect of Ukrainian Pie

© Sputnik / Andrey Bortko

Aside from preparing Ukraine for guerrilla warfare and conducting anti-Russia propaganda operations, the US and the CIA built 20 bases throughout the country, former US Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter told Sputnik.

Hunter Biden’s position on the board of the major Ukrainian energy company Burisma also shows that “the United States had its fingers in every aspect of the Ukrainian economic pie.”

Ukraine, Ritter explained, is just a tool US tried using to defeat Russia – a tool that wasn’t even aware of “every aspect of this grand plan.”

“A hammer doesn’t know the intent of an architect. America was the architect of Ukrainian project. Ukraine is just the hammer, just like Europe,” he said.

?SCOTT RITTER: US HAD ITS FINGERS IN EVERY ASPECT OF THE ‘UKRAINIAN PIE’

Along with preparing Ukraine for guerrilla warfare and propaganda against Russia, the US was deeply involved in the Ukrainian economy as evidenced by Hunter Biden’s role in Burisma, Ritter told Sputnik. https://t.co/Yz8uWoCOBa pic.twitter.com/pNOmEX9eAP

— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) March 2, 2025

Commenting on the recent clash between JD Vance and Zelensky, Ritter noted that Vance is “the vice president of the United States, who has received some of the best intelligence there is about the reality of Ukraine.”

“Zelensky is an actor who reads from a script as part of a play that’s being controlled by others,” he remarked.

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Meanwhile, she’s in London making decisions about sending other people’s daughters and sons to die in Ukraine. The hypocrisy is mind-blowing.

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Johnny miller@johnnyjmils

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As far back as 2007, at the Munich Security Conference, President of Russia Vladimir Putin warned that while we were working with NATO, the European Union, and the G7 (as a member of the G8 at the time), we should not be mistaken for naïve or unaware.

If we are to be treated as equals, then let us work as equals.

We continued our efforts.

In numerous meetings, Vladimir Putin patiently explained to each country and Western partner what he meant in Munich, in case there had been any misunderstandings.

Until the very last moment, we gave them a chance to avoid an open conflict.

In December 2021, we told them plainly: You are stalling on the Minsk Agreements and creating security threats for us.

Let’s sign a European security treaty that ensures stability without dragging anyone into NATO.

They ignored us.

Even in January 2022, I met with then US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

He told me that NATO was none of our business and that the only assurance they could offer was some limitations on the number of intermediate-range missiles they would deploy in Ukraine.

That was it.

More hypocrisy, impunity, exceptionalism and a sense of superiority.

And where did it lead?

It is hardly surprising that at a major event last year, President Putin said that things will never return to how they were before February 2022.

He had hoped otherwise, even as he understood those hopes were in vain.

But he gave them every possible chance – urging them to come to the table and negotiate security guarantees, including for Ukraine, in a way that would not undermine our security.

It was possible to resolve all these issues.

Now, many politicians, former government officials, and public figures – speaking with hindsight – claim things should have been handled differently.

But what’s done is done.

Our goals are clear, and our objectives are set − just as they used to say in the Soviet Union.”

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Ukraine DESPERATELY Regretting Not Signing 2022 Peace Deal! w/ The Duran

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68DZhuOXM8I)

In 2022, shortly after Russian troops rolled across the border into the Donbas region of Ukraine, negotiators for both sides met and hammered out an agreement to end the fighting — a deal that would have maintained the Donbas as a semi-autonomous region of Ukraine and let Ukraine proceed with plans to join the EU. Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelensky turned down the deal, however, at the behest of NATO, and now the Ukrainian people are dealing with the fallout of this terrible decision.

Jimmy and The Duran hosts Alexander Mercouris and Alex Christoforou discuss the details of the 2022 agreement and how much more Ukraine will now have to concede to end the war.

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York and Providence Rhode Island go to

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Jimmy door.com for a link for tickets

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I’m here with the gentleman from the

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Duran and there’s a couple of

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contradictory things Trump has said

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recently about Russia and the first one

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he started off by us refuses to blame

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Russia for Ukraine war splitting with

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their European allies in the UN votes in

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a dramatic shift in transatlantic

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relations under President Donald Trump

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the United States split with its

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European allies by refusing to blame

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Russia for its invasion of Ukraine in

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votes on three un resolutions Monday

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seeking an end to the three-year War the

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growing divide follows Trump’s decision

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to open direct negotiations with Russia

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on ending the war dismaying Ukraine and

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its European supporters by excluding

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them from the preliminary talks last

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week in a UN General assembly the US

1:01

joined Russia in voting against a

1:03

European backed Ukrainian resolution

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that calls out moscow’s aggression and

1:08

demands an immediate withdrawal of

1:10

Russian troops the us then abstained

1:13

from voting on its own competing

1:15

resolution after Europeans led by France

1:19

succeeded in amending it to make clear

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Russia was the aggressor the voting was

1:24

taking place on the third anniversary of

1:26

Russia’s Invasion and As Trump was

1:29

hosting French president president

1:30

Emanuel macron in Washington and his

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wife or father um I who knows who knows

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who that is really I don’t know who that

1:40

is but I get just

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a that’s a that’s an amazing thing I

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mean what a what a shift in

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administrations from Biden

1:50

Administration to the Trump

1:52

Administration and what do you make of

1:55

Europe still trying to prolong this what

1:59

is in it for Europe to try to still make

2:04

enemies with Russia wouldn’t it be

2:06

better for Europe all the way around if

2:08

they fixed the nordstream pipeline and

2:10

made friends with uh Russia wouldn’t I

2:13

don’t get

2:15

it you’re you are absolutely right

2:17

you’re you’re you’re applying logic to

2:21

uh what Europe should do European

2:23

leaders not European people Europe

2:26

people the public in Europe is becoming

2:28

increasingly dis chanted with this whole

2:32

thing but European leaders are deeply

2:36

committed to the war and the reason

2:37

they’re deeply committed to the war is

2:40

because they associate it with the

2:42

United States presence in Europe they

2:44

want to preserve the US presence in

2:47

Europe they want to preserve NATO they

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want to preserve all the structures that

2:52

um originate and have been created

2:54

around NATO because of course if those

2:57

go then of course they have no repl

3:00

because other political forces will then

3:02

step in and replace them so that that is

3:06

why the European leaders are taking this

3:09

extraordinary stance of basically

3:11

attaching themselves to zalinski who’s

3:13

you know not waving but drowning as that

3:16

poem says um and that they they’re

3:20

attaching themselves they’re pulling

3:22

themselves down they’re creating a deep

3:24

and deepening crisis in Europe but they

3:27

don’t seem to be able to change

3:29

direction will change

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course it it seems like a suicide

3:34

mission for Europe right

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Alex yeah it is but you know for the

3:38

European people for the European Elite

3:40

like Alexander says for them the most

3:43

important thing is to keep the United

3:44

States in Europe it’s not even so much

3:47

about the Ukraine war anymore for the

3:49

European Elite the the globalist

3:51

political class for them the Ukraine war

3:54

is the mechanism that keeps the United

3:57

States invested in Europe it keeps NATO

4:00

funded keeps NATO going it keeps the

4:02

weapons uh moving it keeps the United

4:05

States bogged down and uh and and

4:08

investing and sending money to Europe

4:12

which which is effectively the money

4:14

that goes to all of the the European

4:16

institutions and all the European elit

4:18

so that’s that’s why Ukraine is so

4:19

important for them because if Ukraine

4:21

goes then they see it as America goes

4:24

and if America goes well then there goes

4:26

all of the all of the money and all of

4:28

the power as well because you know

4:30

countries like Estonia like laia even

4:32

like the UK they love to to go around

4:35

the world and to bully other countries

4:38

and say you better do as we tell you to

4:40

do not because we’re this big powerful

4:42

country but because we got the United

4:44

States in back of us and if you don’t do

4:46

what we tell you to do well then the

4:47

United States is going to come along and

4:48

they’re going to sanction you or they’re

4:49

going to punish you so so so it’s the

4:52

money it’s the power they don’t want to

4:54

see that go and and the mechanism to

4:56

keep the United States invested is

4:58

Ukraine

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so you know so when they blew up the

5:02

nordstream

5:04

pipeline cor correct me if I’m wrong

5:06

that that is isn’t isn’t Germany which

5:10

is the economic engine of Europe aren’t

5:13

they paying like two or three or four

5:15

times as much for energy now as they

5:17

were before that and hasn’t that had a

5:19

ripple effect across every economy in

5:22

Europe absolutely the whole of the

5:25

European Union is in deep crisis Germany

5:28

has had three years of economic

5:30

contraction nobody calls it recession by

5:32

the way even though that is what it is

5:35

but we avoid calling it a recession we

5:37

just call it now an economic contraction

5:40

so that’s that’s now the new language

5:43

that’s being used but everywhere right

5:46

across Europe you have economic

5:48

recession you have stagnation you have

5:51

falling wages you have growing and grow

5:54

growing problems and that’s why you see

5:55

all these political movements some of

5:58

which I AB sympathies for some of which

6:01

I don’t by the way coming up to the fall

6:03

because they’re at least trying or at

6:06

least expressing some of the

6:08

frustrations that the European public

6:10

has with the European Elite which

6:14

exactly as Alec said is completely tied

6:18

up with the whole concept of the West

6:22

the West um which makes them feel

6:24

important which gives them status in the

6:27

world which gives them status in their

6:29

own countries and which ultimately it’s

6:31

important to remember is the world they

6:33

know I mean they’ve lived inside it it’s

6:37

very frightening very disturbing for

6:40

them that it might change so that’s

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that’s the reality you know

6:45

nordstream far less important much more

6:48

important keep the Americans in keep

6:51

them committed to Ukraine and if you

6:53

know somebody blew up nordstream well

6:55

don’t talk about it very much engage in

6:58

investigations which go nowhere talk

7:00

about the Russians all the time say it

7:03

was the Russians who switched off the

7:04

gas supply which European leaders are

7:06

doing by the way all the time Olaf

7:08

Schultz is doing it hila V Deion is

7:11

doing it K starmer in Britain has

7:14

recently taken to doing it so talk in

7:17

that way rather than face realities or

7:21

really face the problems of the people

7:24

of Europe so here here’s the so now we

7:27

just showed you that uh Trump’s un

7:31

Ambassador would refuse to vote with

7:34

Europe to uh say that Russia was at

7:37

fault for the invasion of Ukraine uh in

7:40

three different votes three different

7:42

ways but here’s the thing that seems a

7:44

little puzzling to me um Trump extends

7:49

Russia sanctions ahead of meeting with

7:52

senen

7:53

zalinski is uh I I don’t I didn’t I mean

7:58

in the early 1960s this would have been

8:01

called diplomacy but in these dumb down

8:03

reactionary times they refer to it now

8:05

as playing both sides cuz you know you

8:08

can’t sell weapons unless you have a

8:10

side is that about him wanting to just

8:13

put money in the pocket of the

8:15

military-industrial complex as he winds

8:17

down the

8:20

war well I I I think probably one of the

8:23

the the reason that he would have given

8:26

if you asked him for why he did it is

8:28

because he didn’t want to lift the

8:30

sanctions just before zinski came

8:32

because that might have appeared as if

8:35

he really was tilting towards Russia and

8:38

of course if you you’ve listened to what

8:40

he said in all his exchanges with sansi

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he’s trying to insist that he’s taking a

8:44

sort of middle position but I ultimately

8:47

again you’re absolutely right he wants

8:49

normalization of relations with Russia

8:52

it makes absolutely no sense looking at

8:55

that um that you keep the sanctions it

8:58

it it disin incentivizes the Russians to

9:02

seek normalization with the Americans

9:04

because the Americans are still

9:05

sanctioning them but logic and reason

9:08

has been thrown out of the window for

9:11

such a long time now that perhaps one

9:14

shouldn’t expect it uh just to come back

9:17

um at all quickly at least we should be

9:20

grateful that the Americans and the

9:22

Russians are talking and not to worry

9:24

perhaps about things like sanctions

9:27

which the Russians themselves Now

9:29

understand and they not going to be

9:30

lifted anytime

9:31

soon well just to let you know exactly

9:35

what is happening uh US president Trump

9:38

signed a decree extending some of

9:40

anti-russia sanctions until March 6 2026

9:44

ahead of his meeting with Ukrainian

9:46

president voldemor zalinski the decree

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which is set to be published in the US

9:51

Federal Register on Friday extends the

9:54

10-year-old state of emergency over the

9:56

situation in Ukraine the sanctions were

9:59

first declared on March 6 2014 under

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Barack Obama in response to the Black

10:05

Sea peninsula of Crimea joining Russia

10:07

the decree also extends related

10:10

sanctions imposed by Obama Trump was

10:12

about to meet the Ukrainian leader for

10:14

whom he said has a lot of respect after

10:16

recently calling him a dictator he has

10:19

said his Friday’s meeting with the

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Ukrainian president has in store a

10:23

potential trillion doll deal offering

10:26

the US easy access to a bonanza of rare

10:28

earth minerals

10:29

will be dig dig digging Trump told

10:32

reporters on the eve of solinsky’s visit

10:34

the American taxpayers will now

10:36

effectively be reimbursed for the money

10:38

and hundreds of billions of dollars

10:40

poured into helping Ukraine defend

10:43

itself so you know we’re the Masters the

10:46

United States are the masters of

10:47

traumatizing an area to the point where

10:49

they would give you anything to make it

10:51

stop sort of like a guanto torture

10:54

tactic that’s kind of what is happening

10:56

here this is at odds with the widespread

10:58

assessment of current former US

10:59

officials who say there’s little actual

11:02

evidence of great Rare Earth and other

11:05

mineral wealth in Ukraine they say much

11:07

of what does exist will be difficult

11:09

even impossible to exploit in the

11:11

Eastern War torn part of the country on

11:13

February 12th Trump said negotiations to

11:16

end the Ukraine war will start

11:17

immediately after holding a lengthy and

11:19

high productive call with Russian

11:21

counterpart Vladimir Putin and here

11:24

Michael Tracy tweets out Trump suggests

11:26

he’s going to get the Black Sea

11:28

Coastline back for Ukraine presumably

11:31

this would require Putin agreeing to

11:33

relinquish territory that he’s declared

11:35

an internal part of the Russian

11:37

Federation let’s listen Mr President are

11:39

there areas specifically of Ukraine that

11:40

you’re talking about in giving back

11:42

specifically

11:44

Crimea have you gotten to those details

11:46

yet on such an agreement well we you

11:48

mean the areas that were taken there are

11:50

a lot of areas that were taken yeah

11:52

we’ve talked about it a lot of the sea

11:54

line has been taken and we’ll be talking

11:57

about that and we’re going to see if we

11:58

can get it back or get a lot of it back

12:00

for Ukraine if that’s possible we’ll be

12:03

seeing about that okay thank you very

12:05

much

12:08

everybody so what do you think do you

12:11

think he’s going to be able to uh get

12:13

back some that territory what is the

12:15

plan there you think Alex no no no he’s

12:19

not going to be able to get back uh that

12:21

that territory I think Russia’s been

12:23

very clear that um that not only at

12:26

least in in the terms that they’ve

12:28

outlined in June of uh of this year

12:31

Putin outlined these terms that uh it’s

12:33

not only about the territory that they

12:35

currently hold but uh they they consider

12:38

the entirety of the of the region zaparo

12:42

and and Heron Lans and donet as part of

12:46

the Russian Federation that means that

12:48

any Ukrainian presence that is currently

12:51

in those regions would have to leave in

12:53

order to get to a point where Russia’s

12:55

ready to negotiate so that’s that’s

12:57

Russia’s opening uh bid that’s that’s

13:00

that’s their minimum for negotiations

13:02

and for terms so uh Trump is not going

13:05

to be I mean I I don’t see any way that

13:07

he’s going to be able to get the

13:09

territory back especially uh on on the

13:11

Black Sea I mean you know the whole Rare

13:14

Earth minerals deal we’ve been talking

13:16

about this in a few videos that we’ve

13:18

made me and Alexander and then the whole

13:20

thing seems like smoke and mirrors I

13:21

mean there’s no trillion dollar Rare

13:23

Earth minerals in Ukraine most of the

13:26

minerals are are in the Russian part

13:28

anyway 50% maybe up to 70% of the rare

13:31

earth minerals are in the Russian part

13:33

of uh of of what they hold right now

13:35

currently so you know this whole

13:37

trillion dollars in in minerals doesn’t

13:40

exist uh there is oil and gas in this

13:42

deal Jimmy so the so the deal which is

13:45

about a

13:46

two-page memorandum of understanding I

13:49

don’t even think you can call it a a a

13:52

contract or a deal it’s it’s pretty much

13:54

written on on a napkin paper I mean

13:56

that’s how that’s how flimsy this

13:58

agreement is and uh it it basically it’s

14:02

zalinski giving 50% of his country his

14:06

country’s resources in perpetuity to the

14:08

United States but there’s nothing really

14:11

holding this deal together the money

14:13

goes in some fund the United States gets

14:16

access to oil and gas and ports and

14:18

minerals and whatever and that was this

14:20

big deal that was going to be signed

14:22

today and that’s what Trump is talking

14:24

about as he’s sitting there with K Kier

14:25

stammer yesterday and he’s talking about

14:28

getting this contract and perhaps having

14:30

some leverage over Russia as they go

14:33

into negotiations that’s what I think is

14:34

this is all about and and this is on top

14:37

of Ukraine selling off half of its

14:40

Farmland to Black Rock right yeah I mean

14:44

they this is they’re ban selling of

14:46

their country it’s it’s the selling of

14:48

of their country and the deal is I mean

14:49

Alexander you know he’s he knows these

14:52

things better than I do but I’ve seen a

14:53

lot ofus and a lot of uh memorandums of

14:56

understanding and term papers term

14:58

sheets I mean this deal is not even that

15:01

it’s two pages of of of

15:04

nothing and and go ahead Alexander no it

15:08

describes it exactly I mean I I have

15:10

seen deals about minerals extractions

15:14

and things of that this isn’t even a

15:16

point of agreement I mean it’s just it’s

15:18

something that somebody wrote out very

15:21

quickly um Without Really exploring the

15:24

details they’re not even a list of

15:26

assets that are going to be extra raed

15:29

or developed or anything of that kind I

15:32

think this thing began to acquire at

15:34

some level a kind of symbolic importance

15:38

I think

15:40

zalinski came along talked about he’s

15:44

got all of these minerals which he

15:45

doesn’t really have to the Americans

15:47

months ago saying you know give me

15:50

weapons go on giving me weapons and I

15:53

will give you all of these minerals and

15:54

somehow or other through some strange

15:57

process we got into a situation where

15:59

the Americans began to take that

16:01

seriously and started to demand these

16:03

Minal rights and all of these other

16:05

rights and the thing to get got its own

16:08

momentum somehow and it turned into a

16:11

kind of test of Wills between the Trump

16:14

people and zalinski that you know you’ve

16:16

got to sign this thing and you must sign

16:19

this thing if you don’t sign this thing

16:21

this we will be very very angry with you

16:23

so they’ve now come up with the warmer

16:25

Words which is actually completely

16:26

meaningless because there really isn’t

16:28

any anything to

16:30

trade well uh just to put a button on

16:33

this um clandestine tweets out there’s a

16:36

lot to unpack from zelinsky’s debacle at

16:38

the White House today but my initial

16:41

takeaway is that Trump just got the

16:43

Optics he needed to go scorched Earth on

16:46

zalinski Trump might not help Ukraine at

16:49

all now and Russia’s end of the deal

16:51

probably just got sweeter now Trump can

16:54

move can be more lenient with Russia in

16:57

negotiations and zinski has solidified

17:00

himself as an irrelevant speed bump on

17:03

the journey to peace zinski just lost

17:05

his most valuable asset which was

17:08

Trump’s diplomacy now Trump might not

17:10

give Ukraine

17:13

anything um it looks bad for Ukraine

17:16

like it how much are the are the Ukraine

17:19

people going to regret that they didn’t

17:21

sign that peace deal in March of 2022 I

17:24

mean that that was the time and they had

17:26

it already worked out and agreed to

17:29

and then zalinski just bolded like a

17:32

house of cards uh when Boris Johnson

17:34

went there and said don’t sign the peace

17:36

deal now I’m sure he was getting threats

17:38

from the Nazis in his own country to not

17:41

do that but I mean that that was the

17:43

best I mean it’s just it’s unbelievably

17:47

sad actually to see what happened to the

17:48

Ukrainian people and to Ukraine because

17:52

uh someone like zalinski just went along

17:55

with the West isn’t it

18:00

absolutely I mean the the a April 2022

18:04

deal was a very good deal for Ukraine

18:07

the the person who negotiated it on

18:10

zelinsky’s behalf has said so the

18:13

Russians made surprising concessions at

18:17

the time and I think the mood in Ukraine

18:20

increasingly is that they must have

18:22

negotiations and I think that an awful

18:25

lot of people in Ukraine those that know

18:28

about this deal you know one doesn’t

18:30

know how many people do know about it

18:32

because the media space there is very

18:34

controlled but I think quite a lot of

18:35

people do they will they already

18:37

bitterly regret that that opportunity

18:40

for peace for settlement for long-term

18:43

settlement with Russia was not uh was

18:46

not taken up that that agreement in

18:50

April

18:52

2022 committed Russia to supporting

18:56

Ukraine’s EU B I mean it went that far

19:01

no kidding I didn’t I didn’t know that

19:04

which which was a big part of why we

19:06

coed their government and in 2014

19:09

because we wanted Ukraine to be more

19:11

aligned with the EU instead of getting a

19:13

sweeter deal from Putin that is amazing

19:16

I didn’t know that wow absolutely I mean

19:19

the Russians said no NATO you can’t be

19:20

in NATO you can’t have any military

19:22

alliances you you’ve got to reduce the

19:24

size of your Armed Forces um you’re not

19:29

required to recognize Crimea or the

19:34

dbass republics as Russian or as

19:36

independent as they were then but you

19:39

know you can have security guarantees

19:41

from the Western Powers we too will give

19:43

you a security guarantee only they won’t

19:46

cover Crimea and donbas where we will

19:50

continue to be so not even formal

19:53

recognition of those territories and yes

19:56

if you want to join the EU we accept

19:59

that’s an economic uh Association it’s

20:02

your Sovereign right and we will back

20:04

you that was what the deal said it was

20:07

unbelievably favorable to Ukraine and it

20:10

was terrible a disastrous mistake that

20:13

they walked

20:14

away and I you know not to Pat myself

20:18

too hard on the back here but we it was

20:20

an easy call when this war started in

20:23

2022 that this is exactly how it was

20:26

going to end it was going to end as we

20:27

said here

20:29

exactly how Russian want Russia wants it

20:31

to end however Russia wants it to end

20:34

that’s how it’s going to end and that is

20:36

exactly how it’s ending right now and

20:38

the losers the big and you know all

20:40

those people in the United States on

20:43

Twitter I don’t go on any other social

20:45

media with their stupid Ukraine flags

20:47

and their profile bios and uh you know

20:50

they’re just they have no idea the

20:52

American people have no idea how

20:55

propagandized they are you were

20:56

propagandized to hate Russia in the

20:59

first place you were propagandized to

21:01

think Putin was a worse Thug than

21:03

American Presidents even though as we

21:05

light the whole Middle East on fire and

21:07

kill millions of people you know Putin

21:10

didn’t do that uh we did that and we

21:12

continued we occupied Afghanistan for 20

21:15

years I could go on and on um and it’s

21:18

just a is the is the propaganda as bad

21:22

in Europe as it is in the United States

21:26

it’s worse I mean it really is is very

21:29

very bad I mean in the United States

21:31

there is there is you will find uh

21:35

discordant voices you’ll find them well

21:38

you find people like yourself you’ll

21:40

find them um on social media there’s

21:43

much more um Europe basically doesn’t

21:46

have its own social media the only

21:49

social media that exists in Europe is

21:51

the American social media so there isn’t

21:54

the same there aren’t the same platforms

21:56

for people to speak limited and

21:58

difficult as they are and the media is

22:01

absolutely Mo monolithic on this you

22:04

won’t find any kind of diversity or

22:06

argument about this at all and of course

22:08

the BBC is relentless on this in Germany

22:11

the media is as well so the the level of

22:14

propaganda in Europe is just off the

22:16

scale I think it’s worse than in

22:19

America really wow keep in mind that a

22:22

lot of the media in Europe Jimmy is is

22:25

is or was funded by uh us ID yeah so so

22:30

things things might change going for

22:32

it’ll take time but we might see some

22:34

changes but usaid played a big role in

22:37

in the media operations in Europe well

22:40

they certainly funded that the VOX media

22:42

Ukraine which put a HIIT piece after

22:44

hitpiece on me trying to get me

22:46

demonetized it worked they got Jackson

22:48

Hinkle and some other people but for

22:51

whatever reason I managed to survive

22:53

that that was my own tax dollars being

22:54

paid to propagandize Quick uh

22:59

you know advertising people against my

23:01

own company so uh yeah I have I have a

23:04

bit of a I have a I have a bit of a chip

23:06

on my shoulder about that come see us on

23:08

tour we’re going to be in Baltimore

23:10

Hartford Connecticut Syracuse Atlantic

23:12

City lown New York cohos New York and

23:15

Providence Rhode Island go to Jimmy

23:17

door.com for a link for tickets

23:20

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We Basques do need a real Basque independent State in the Western Pyrenees, just a democratic lay or secular state, with all the formal characteristics of any independent State: Central Bank, Treasury, proper currency, out of the European Distopia and faraway from NAT0, maybe being a BRICS partner…