I just started the recording now, so you're set to go.
And I'm going to make you a co-host and the other one a co-host as well.
Yeah, that's not the most important thing for me, but it may be helpful. But the recording is the
most important thing. Yep, you can get started now. Thank you so much. I do apologize for that.
Okay, are you on the call now Julie? Yes. Can you stay for a couple of minutes? Sure. Yeah, thanks.
Uh, Daniel, sorry about that. I'm so sorry. So Charles is coming to Ireland and Hungary
and he'd appointed his wife to help out. Well, she's on the call now. Julie, another Julie.
And anyway, so sorry about that. That's a boring technological failure or whatever it is.
So Daniel, I asked you to speak to us about, so you're one of the, as far as I can understand,
you're one of the foremost geopolitical experts in the world. And we're very grateful to you for
coming on. And, but the thing that I realized in this week when they're trying to sort out the
Ukraine war, as far as politicians are able to do that, I realized that you are one of the world
experts on the Ukraine war. And you were born in Vilnius, in Lithuania, I think, in the Soviet Union.
And, um, you were, I haven't noticed that I had a video which kind of came up. I don't know how it
came up. It was Alex Jones, a new schooling Alex Jones on the Ukraine war. And that was only last
week. And that was why I asked you. And so, uh, if anybody on the call or watching the recordings
later wants to know about the Ukraine war, and as far as I know, the best, uh, the best information
that anyone in the world has on this, then they need to listen to this video.
Thank you so much, Daniel. Yeah, so, um, I haven't had a lot of time or any time to prepare because,
uh, Stephen just asked me a couple of days ago, and, uh, I, um, I have a new book coming out.
I was working last night, the Deadest of Deadlines, to hand my new book into my publisher.
But, uh, I'm going to just speak extemporaneously. Um, I come from the, just, uh, you know, to, to,
make it clear. I come from the world of military counterintelligence.
Okay. Uh, military counterintelligence. What country? Russia. Um, so what I'm going to do is
I'm going to tell you not so much what's happening today because I think, you know, you just turn on
the news and you can watch Twitter or whatever it's called right now. And everyone else out there
talking all the stuff about, you know, what's going on today, Trump and Russia and Putin and
et cetera. It's not very interesting. Uh, but what I want to do is I want to go back.
I think it's a lot more important and explain how we got to where we are.
Okay. I think that's a lot more important. So people actually understand. It's been three
years, but people don't understand like why all this stuff happened in the first place. And so, um,
um, I would like to, um, um, to start with a philosophical. So did somebody want to say
something? No, I think, um, is there someone who's unmuted maybe. And I don't know. Daniel,
what would help a lot of people I think would be if you could explain. So my, my interpretation
of what's happened is that we've got a proxy war between NATO and Russia. Um, and, and what,
so it seemed to me that America was on board when Biden was, what is it that Trump has realized
it's not about Steven. It's not about Trump. These people are just faces of an operation.
Okay. Trump is, is, is, is a face of a group of people. He's a nobody. So can you explain,
let me explain, let me explain. Okay. So the United Nations, um, forget about the United Nations,
Steven, no, no, why, why are USA voted with Russia in the United Nations vote? Forget about the
United Nations. It's irrelevant. Like it's, we, you have to understand how we got here. Okay. They
voted, there's a different reason why the United States in this particular case, because American's
enemy number one is China. And the idea is you work with Russia to separate Russia from China,
but China and Russia, we're not friends. I've explained that many times before.
China is not Russia's friend. China has always been Russia's enemy. Okay. Because China is a
different concept. That's a different culture. It's a different world philosophy in the West.
You people divide everything into, okay. Good, bad, you know, black, white, you know,
MAGA anti MAGA, Trump anti MAGA, Trump anti Trump. Okay. But the devil divides into,
okay. That's the West, but in the East, they don't divide things into, they divide things in three.
So it's a different world. Okay. It's important to understand. Let me just explain it so that
everybody has a much better picture. If we start answering questions, why is Trump doing that?
You won't understand where it came from. Okay. So I want to explain the conceptual part of the
Ukraine thing. Okay. Using simple language. So from strategic perspective, okay, Russia's actions
are only possible actions. You could have, you know, if you understand what's behind this entire
conflict and who is behind, who are the invisible players in this game, peaceful coexistence could
have been achieved without any bloodshed, without any military action, only if liberalism had not
paralyzed Russia back in the 1990s. If the Soviet Union had managed to break with a deep
internal liberal modernism that became the trend in the Soviet Union after the 1975
Helsinki agreement with the West. And so the responsibility for the bloodshed and the dead
and the wounded in the course of this current military operation rests among many other things
with the liberal party in Russia, which is an offshoot of the global banking financier
cartel, which regularly used the entire arsenal of colonial tools on the territory under its
influence and control. Whether we're talking about Russia, we're talking about Africa, Latin America,
Southeast Asia, doesn't matter. But that was the Maidan operation back in 2014, also in Belarus and
in Russia itself during the post-Soviet years with Soros and company. Okay. I have no doubts
everyone has seen the images of Western propaganda of ordinary Russians who expressed regret
and shame of being Russian Soviet communists, of having been born there, you know, once the war
started. In any country, you'll always have three to five percent minority that hates its country.
In Russia's propaganda case, these are the technological tools of the global elite,
whose goal is to extinguish any illiberal dissent to make people afraid to speak or support the
country, which is what we're seeing right now in Europe. This war is not a war with Ukraine. Russia
is not fighting Ukraine. Russia is not fighting its citizens. This is a confrontation with globalism
as an integral planetary phenomenon. And it's a confrontation at all levels of society,
geopolitical, ideological. And so Russia rejects everything in globalism, unipolarity,
Atlanticism, liberalism, anti-traditional values, technocracy, the great reset, etc., etc., and the
other. And it's clear that the European leaders are part of this liberal Atlanticist elite. So it
doesn't make a difference talking about Trump unless we understand this. And so we went to war
with this planetary financial liberal beast in the name of humanity, and hence their natural
reaction. And so the masks are finally off, and Russia is now being cancelled by the globalists.
And Russia is no longer a choice. Either it disappears or she builds her own world, her
own civilization, because we've always been a civilization. We're not a country. A country is
France, a country is England, a country is Portugal, little peep-squeak countries. We are
an enormous landmass, innate for the world. We're a civilization continent. And now the first
step is being taken. But in the face of globalism, only a state continent, a state civilization can
be sovereign, because no country can withstand a total lockdown for too long. And Russia is now
creating a global resistance camp. And her victory, okay, and we are about to win, is a victory of
all alternative forces, both left and right, of all the peoples of the entire world. And so Russia,
through this war, although it's called special military operation, has initiated this very
complex and dangerous process. And we are now creating the prerequisite for real multipolarity.
And so one might think that, for example, the cause of Ukraine's
liberation from the Russophobic Zelensky regime is the sole interest of Russia. The issue of Bandera,
what's the Nazi Bandera's junta, is presented as something within the framework of Russian history
in the fate of the Russian state. But unfortunately, this is not the case. The need to overthrow the
existing order in Kiev is faced by the all anti-globalist forces. And so the Zelensky clique is a
puppet of the global financial elite who personified the vanguard of the apocalypse. Russia,
China, India, Iran, these are the force of resistance to the globalist unipolar order trying to
overthrow the hegemony of financial capital and protect their own civilizational identity. It's
not the fight with communists and capitalists, you know, left what is right, you know, enlighten
Europe against the East. Don't divide things in two. Traditional values and spirituality versus
cosmopolitanism and progress, quote unquote, in a form of left liberal ideologies. And so through
this total warfare with the Western way of thinking and worldview in general, Russia, we have a chance
of divine resurrection. And therefore only the union of this all anti-liberal, anti-Western forces
can destroy the hated golden calf. And at the moment the front is developing in Ukraine where this
far-right neo-Nazi gang of hoodlums operates under the guise of national patriotic forces. They're not,
they're Nazis. They're not patriots. They're the descendants of Bandera, resurrected at the bequest
of the West. Precisely those who are willing, even without orders from Brussels and Washington,
on their own initiative to destroy church, to destroy family, to destroy state. And so the
supporters of the single white civilization do not want to see that they fight on the side of the main
enemies of all things white and European. And it's in Russia's hand, as it always has been, to stop
this lunacy. And so there are lots of questions that come to mind. Why did all this happen now?
Who fed the germ of this national exclusivity, hatred, intolerance, in all this destructive power?
From whom did the Maidan bell toll? And the answer to these questions lie in the very nature of the
world of globalism, the psycho-historical struggle of the West against Russia. And so at the heart
of what's happening in Ukraine today is the hatred of this global elite and their clientele of all
things Russian. Hatred for the name Russia itself, for the symbols, no matter the impartial,
imperial, Soviet, modern, post-Soviet. And that is why the destruction of Russian monuments,
the memories of the millions of Soviet soldiers who gave their lives to liberate Europe from the
evil of Nazism is so disgusting and so dangerous. So Russia is the main obstacle to the world
domination of the financial elite. Again, it has nothing to do with the United Nations. It's
irrelevant. It's absolutely irrelevant unless you understand the big picture.
The West needs only one thing from Russia, that we cease to exist. The West needs Russia not only
not to exist, but not to exist psycho-historically. And it is possible to achieve this by separating
Ukraine from Russia, pitting the two parts of a virtually united people because we're one people
against each other. Back in the 1990s, Big New Brzezinski, the advisor to the President
of the United States since the time of Jimmy Carter, introduced the concept of Eurasian Balkans,
referring to the Russian post-Soviet political instability, geopolitical space. And talking
about this political instability, the socioeconomic crisis, bloody relations, ethnic into religious
conflicts. And so the Balkans of Eurasia were meant to lead Russia into this black hole of chaos
and eventual death. And another US figure, Joe Nye, I think his name is, one of the ideologues
of this neoliberal theory, he said that Russia continues to pose a potential threat to the United
States, primarily because Russia has enough missiles and nuclear warheads to destroy the
United States. And the relative decline of Russia, he said, has led to the fact that she will not want
to give up the status of a nuclear power, obviously not. And so now depriving Russia of the privilege
of pursuing an independent foreign policy, as Putin himself put it, to resist American powers
down through, number one, destabilization of the southern underbelly of Central Asia, creating
in the world media the image of Russia as a pariah country, incitement to
ethnic interracial social conflict on the territory of the Russian Federation,
weakening internal power by strengthening the pro-western vector in the Kremlin through the
NGOs, such as USA, etc. And so in the light of this concept, everything that has happened in Ukraine
should be taken into consideration. And although the mainstream media are going to tell that the
attack on Ukraine is totally unjustified, that Putin has gone crazy, he has cancer, and before he
dies he wants to kill the entire world, I would like to give you another side of the story.
Since the coup in 2014 when the then legitimate president Yanukovych was forcibly removed from
power because he decided that it was in Ukraine's national interests a closer collaboration with
Russia and not Europe, the West carried out this coup d'etat revolution. And the technologies used
are well known to anyone who understands how this thing has been done over so many years.
The regime that came to power in Kiev was openly Nazi, the crazed followers of lunatic pedophile
Bandera. And so as a result for over eight years Russia, beginning 2014, you're not going to see
any of this stuff in the West, it was all kept quiet by the media. Russia endured the consequence
of a coup in Ukraine in 2014 and the coming to power of the Nazis in the hope that the Ukrainian
people would come to grips with reality and deal with what was happening in their own country.
But the Ukrainian people endured in silence and Ukrainian authorities looted, threatened,
fomented Russophobia, Nazis with a wink and a nod from the collective West. And so for over
eight years Russia suffered from abuse at the hands of the Ukrainian army against its compatriots
living in Ukraine, physical abuse, murder for being Russian and consequently against Russian
citizens in the country. And so the Ukrainian authorities were forced to take the blame for
the Russians living in Donbas. Children, women, already 30,000 Russians have been murdered between
2014 and 2022. I bet you didn't hear about that in mainstream media. Of course Russia helped as
much as it could without actually being involved in the war. But Russia waited and waited and waited
for the Ukrainian to come to its senses. They never came to their senses. There were no anti-war
rallies. The world of fashion both in Russia and Ukraine did not support the No War movement
then. All their anti-war today obviously financed with oligarch money and generous donations from
USAID and company. Now do I need to remind you what happened in the trade union house in Odessa?
The building was set on fire after 42 pro-Russian activists who holed up there escaping the crazy
Nazis. They were set on fire. These people were burnt to death. And still Russia didn't do anything.
They waited and hoped. And so for eight years Russia endured the threats from the puppet regime
in Kiev. Russia suffered insults against its leader, endured the politics and economic arrangements
of Kiev on the world stage. They were hoping that maybe the new president Zelensky could change
something because he gave his word that he was going to actually work towards peace. Nope.
Russia tolerated the presence of NATO on the territory of Ukraine for eight years.
Military base installations, military presence, NATO weapons, bio weapons, bases, threats, more
threats and more threats. And Russia was hoping that NATO would listen, not aggravate the situation,
but NATO ignored the increasing insistence of the Kremlin because the West only understands one thing,
death. That's the only thing they understand and total annihilation. Stalin knew that and that's
why the West was terrified of Stalin. Still they're terrified of his legacy because that's
the only language that the West understands. And yet eight years have passed and the situation became
so critical that Russia had to act of its own sense of self-preservation. They continued anti-Russian
rhetoric in Ukraine, the total militarization of the country, not to mention Zelensky's desire to
gain access to nuclear weapons. Remember that? According to his own speech at the Munich conference
a few days before the conflict, threatened the very existence of Russia itself and all of its people.
Of course the West knew everything about it. And so Ukraine passed the point of no return. So
Russian leadership, which started preparing for the eventual conflict way back in 2015,
decided not to wait for an attack on Russia by this obstinate and evil enemy using a nuclear
dirty bomb in 2024 as was the U.S. NATO plan, but to move the events forward. Again, he who strikes
first strikes twice. But Russia issued the final warning to Ukrainian authorities in a form of
recognition of the two republics of Donbass, Donetsk and Lugansk. So the political military leadership
and their American masters should have understood that this was a step to something much bigger,
but they should have listened to Russia, which was doing its best to prevent a bloodshed.
They didn't listen. They believed their own cheap propaganda of a fearful, fragile, cowardly Russia.
Have they not learned their lessons throughout history? And so they took Russia's moderation
and willingness to negotiate as a sign of weakness. Of course it's a sign of weakness,
because you only understand one language, the language of death. Then you listen.
And so Ukraine and the West left Russia no choice. At stake was the future of the entire,
not only Moscow, Putin, but the entire Russian people. That's what the Nazis wanted to do in the
Second World War. Why pass out, destroy, eliminate, kill 150 million? And so military operation was
launched to demilitarize and denazify Ukraine. And the operation began very cautiously. I want
to remind you. I come from Russian military counter in challenges. I spent 24 hours, 24 years on the
active duty. I'm a colonel. I know what happened. And afterwards I spent many more years as a
close advisor to important people. But again, the idea was not to wipe Ukraine off the face of the
earth, preventing mass deaths, not only among civilian population, but also among Ukrainian
military personnel. That's why the Russians didn't attack Ukrainian military headquarters in the
first two days. Because Russia was waiting for the Ukrainian political military leadership to understand
the seriousness and start negotiating. What would the United States done? They would have wiped out
the country of the face of the earth, the entire country. But instead the Ukrainian ministry defense
asked the Ukrainian people to prepare Molotov cocktails, randomly distributed 50,000 machine
guns to every lunatic who stepped forward. They released hardcore criminals from prisons, murderers,
rapists, pedophiles, and armed them to the teeth as long as they promised to fight the evil Russians.
Doesn't it remind you of the Nazi regime in the final months of the war? And so the result of
this lunacy was predictable. Okay. Now I want to go back to Putin's speech to the nation on the
recognition of the Donetsk and Lugansk republics shortly before the war. His speech was immediately
translated to French, to Spanish, English, German, every language in the world. And it left many in
the West somewhat confused. There's a general feeling amongst the Westerners that his speech
was too long, too windy, too tedious. That's what Dr. Carlson said in his interview with Putin.
And I disagree. And this is what I would like to explain. You see, Ukraine
is only the first stage in the restoration of historical Russia. I didn't say conquest. I said
restoration. There's a big difference. And so in Putin's speech, a historical digression was needed
to bring together a language understandable to the people everywhere that has happened to
in the world during the last hundred years in terms of current imperial, Soviet, post-communist
Russia. That's what he tried to explain to Dr. Carlson. Now Dr. Carlson, he's majored in history.
But after watching that interview, yes, that's how stupid Dr. Carlson really is. He didn't understand
anything Putin said, nothing. He knows nothing about history. Of course, much of what Putin said
wasn't said. But what was said is enough to understand that Putin knows what he kept silent.
But it was not the place or the time to say it. And there will be other opportunities in the future
to do that. But what he said, it is clear that the West was preparing to turn Russia into minced meat.
But fearing Russia's nuclear arsenal as they should, the West went into this business covertly,
no overtly, little by little, piece here, little piece there, buddy-buddy with that apparent malice.
Minsk 1, Minsk 2, all this other stuff. And so as a result of the past 20 years, the situation in the
post-Soviet space for Russia has seriously deteriorated. And so the West was very slowly
gobbling up the Soviet outskirts primarily for the all-out war against Russia. That's the end
objective. The West had already established its outposts in Ukraine, Central Asia, Baltic Republics.
And so the Nazi, the NATO alliance had literally come to our doorsteps and all the while
charming that they're protecting themselves against evil Iranians or the horrible Taliban.
And so we were surrounded by NATO bases. And so the West had literally tried to cook us slowly
like a frog so we would notice. And so Russia really had one move left to change the dynamics
of the game and to turn it, flip the chessboard. And so we endured the West's humiliation as long
as it was feasible, not because Russia is weak, but because we preferred not to actually go into
a hot war. But in the meantime, since the 2014 Maidan in Kiev, we re-armed the country. We created
an import substitution system, a more stable monetary financial system. We assured our food
supply was there for us when the war started. And on February 24th, 2022, Russia in a preemptive
strike attacked Ukraine. In 2014 when Maidan happened in Kiev and the radical Nazi coup
against the legitimate government took place, Russia was not in a position to out the anti-Nazi
forces in Ukraine. True, in 2014 we could easily have reached the capital Kiev and Lvov in the
Western part of Ukraine. And the West wouldn't have said anything. And after reaching Kiev and
Lvov, then what? And then Russia would have been on the receiving end of million sanctions
of which we've never seen before and we wouldn't have been able to survive. We're not ready.
Was Russia prepared for that in 2014? No. Not in terms of military technology, not armed forces,
in terms of food supply, technology, economy, finance, public awareness. All that had to be
built up. It would be unwise to claim that Russia checked all the need to do boxes over the last
eight years. No. But the attack on Russia by the collective West through the neo-Nazi junta in Kiev
was ready and we couldn't wait any longer. Today we know that Kiev was behind NATO alliance,
was ready to attack the two republics, Donetsk and Lugansk. How many of you are aware that NATO
was ready to attack Donetsk and Lugansk with the entire brunt of NATO alliance at 5.30 a.m. on
February 25th? In other words, Putin preempted NATO's plans by less than 12 years. Had NATO
attacked, none of us would be here, we'd be all dead. Because absolutely, I can tell you as a colonel
Russian military counterintelligence, we would have been in the midst of a nuclear war.
Absolutely, that would have been a red line. We'd all be dead by now. Actually, we would have survived
because we're a big country. So had NATO attacked first, we would have lost Donbass and who knows,
maybe it would have been again the beginning of a thermonuclear third world war. 12 hours
preempted the attack. How many of you actually know this? And in the first minutes literally of
Russia's attack, there's 13 military bases, NATO bases, 11 American and 2 British
on the Ukrainian territory. They were wiped out and all the people there killed. Did you hear
anything about that? I bet you didn't. All the NATO bases in Ukraine were hit and all the people
there were killed. But we're not attacking Kiev. Okay, we're not attacking most of Ukraine. We're
attacking military installations. Why? Because Ukraine is our country. These are our family members.
We like wiping out your house. We wouldn't do that. And that's why all these Western leaders come to
Kiev and parade through, why? Because they know we wouldn't do it. Because this is our home.
And so the West was counting the proverbial chickens and Putin literally snatched victory from
the jaws of defeat. And he broke up the game. Just as he did in 2015, when he entered Syria in
September of that year, to break up the game of the liberal financing banking elite. Speaking of
Ukraine, Russia will never leave. Because this is our land. Our forefathers died there for a thousand
years. Our blood is there. Of course, you have variants of the future of the territory, pro-Russian
Ukraine, Novorossiya with Russia and Belarus entering the Union or part of Russia directly as
the case of Crimea in 2014. And after Ukraine denazified is settled, the time will come to
negotiate with the West. And that time is now. And so Russia's retaliatory sanctions have caused
unacceptable damage to the economies of Western countries. We're seeing it right now. That's one
of the reasons why the United States wants to negotiate. America is not our friend. Okay?
China is that we have no friends. We have no friends. Today we have no ideology. In the Soviet
times, we had an ideology where 45% of the world population said, we like that. We subscribed that
we're going to be like you. But today we have no ideology. Our constitution is not going to be like
today. But today we have no ideology. Our constitution prevents us from having an ideology.
In fact, Russia's constitution post-Soviet Union was written in 1993 by the boys from Harvard.
Just so you understand. So after the victory of the new reality, now Freemason Kipling,
the author of the Jungle Book, he said that East is East and West as West and they will never find
a common ground. And this is absolutely true. We are in the midst of World War 4. This isn't
a recent phenomenon. Quite simply, it's until recently, in other words, February 24, 2022.
That is, most people did not fully understand the implications of the signs of this ongoing conflict.
Because this is a special kind of war. Third World War, also known as the Cold War, ended in 1991.
And it's followed by this brief period of illusions, expectations after the capitalist
was laid to rest the Soviet socialist block. And so with the victory, the world fully entered the
era of triumphant liberalism, planetary democracy, human rights, freedom of speech, LGBT+, etc.
And the illusion of the giddiness survived until September 11, 2001. And with 9-11,
a new era began, which Samuel Huntington called the Clash of Civilizations.
If you go back in time a little bit, in 1978, the Club of Rome, one of the leading think tanks
at the time in the Western world, published its second annual report titled Humanity at the Crossroads.
And in this report, Club of Rome predicted planned the division of the world into 10 separate regions,
nine of which participated in the International Division of Labor and performed specific economic
tax. And one, guess which, managed everything from the top down. And so the unshakable belief it is
that the Anglo-Saxons, who should lead the world, lies at the basis of another Anglo-Saxon Bible,
Francis Fukuyama's book The End of History and the Last Man, which he published back in 1992,
if I'm not mistaken, shortly after the collapse of the Warsaw Pact and the Soviet Union. And so,
after the destruction of the Twin Towers, the United States of America adopted the document on
uniting and strengthening the United States by providing appropriate means necessary to
suppress and obstruct terrorism, something like that, in which the United States explicitly
assumed the right to control the rest of the world under the pretext of fighting terrorism.
So what does Huntington have to do with this and what does the war in the Ukraine have to do with
what we're discussing? Huntington is a serious thinker, so that beneath the surface of political
and socioeconomic conflict lie the causes of higher order. And so the conflict of civilization,
he counted nine such civilizations. Western Latin American, Japanese, Chinese, Indian,
Islamic, Orthodox, African, and Buddhist. And so he predicted that the most serious conflict of the
21st century would be the conflict between Western and Islamic civilization, what he called the
Clash civilizations, which he didn't invent this term, it was actually Ayatollah Khomeini invented,
he just copied it from him. And so most people think of the Anglo-Saxon world as a kind of a
unified front, both politically, financially, ideologically. I assure you this is not true.
Western civilization, mainly Anglo-Saxon is not unified, we're seeing it right now. America's
biggest enemy today, not even China, it's London. The British Empire is America's number one enemy,
again define America, because it's not a homogeneous country, you have two Americas.
So within it, you have several centers of power and competing global projects, as I discussed in
my book called 2045 Global Projects of War. I'm specifically referring to the liberal financial
new Babylon global project with the capital of New York, and new Jerusalem project with the capital
of London. That said, the Anglo-Saxons are united in one thing, aggressively defending and importing
the values on the rest of the world, which values? Human rights, tolerance, freedom of speech,
political correctness, LGBT, Black Lives Matter, etc. etc. And so,
and today we know that all these values are illusions sold to you by the
facetious and cynical one world globalists.
They're obviously just tools for the destruction of national identities, and through this
destruction of nation states, and the establishment of world domination by this neo-conservative
globalist elite. But this is where Huntington was right. The civilizational codes, which are based
on what? On the traditional values, on language, on culture, on mentality, turn out to be very
strong and resistant to this imposed foreign values. Yes, the globalists, they managed to
convince national elite, especially in the former Soviet bloc, to join their ranks in exchange for
Western recognition, acceptance of them into the social strata. But that too was a mirage. Look at
the Russian oligarchs today. They stole billions of dollars from the Soviet Union. They collapsed
the country. They stashed their ill-gotten gains in London, Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, New York,
only to lose it after the West imposed draconian sanctions. But that said, most of the ancient
civilizations would not bend to the whims of the liberal bankers and their Satanists on the world
stage. Shinto China, Hindu-Buddhist, Hindustan, Islamic world, Catholic Latin America,
for the most part did not fall under the yoke of the globalists and to a greater extent preserved
their unique national and regional identity. And true, the dismantling of Russia in the 1990s was
very effective. The country was deprived of its ideology, the system of consumer values imposed
on its people, something we never had before. Our culture was dismantled and replaced with perishable
muck culture. The new elite was bought with shiny beads and promised eternal love and acceptance
from the capitalist West. And then the deep state decided, we don't, you know, everything is decided
in New York or London. The job is done. That Russia was a goner. There was no way that a nation that
lost 26 million people between 1989 and 1996 to suicide drugs, alcohol, depression, depravity,
debauchery could ever get back on its feet. They don't understand our culture. They have no idea
who we are. But the West committed one very serious miscalculation. The safety margin
established in the Russian Orthodox civilization, which could not be destroyed in 70 years of
communism, turned out to be strong enough and gave life to the process of resistance and national
revival over time. And the starting point of this process was Putin's speech in Munich in 2007,
in which he outlined Russia's national interests and the red lines. And he advised the West against
crossing them. And after Putin's 2007 speech, the collective West amidst howls of indignation
began to tighten the screws both within Russia, in other words, through the creation of the
treacherous fifth column and on Russia's borders via color revolutions. I repeat,
after Putin's Munich speech, the reaction was understandable enough. How dare you, said the
collective West. Pacified and devoid of subjectivity, Russia had the audacity to raise its voice.
They forgot that we're not meek Europeans. We are the descendants of Chinggis Khan.
And so in 2008, the decision was made to make Ukraine anti Russia. And in 2014, the again,
the legitimately elected president, relatively pro-Russian, Yanukovych was toppled by the CIA,
MI6 organized Maidan and neo-Nazi nationalist gang came to power. Parashenko, et cetera, et cetera.
But so by the end of 2014, battalions of volunteer storm troopers with torches and Nazi troops
flags were created from the most fanatical and extremist elements of the Ukrainian underground.
Did you not see these images online? And so joining NATO was the main strategic goal,
which made conflict with Russia inevitable. And today, who is the main beneficiary of this
conflict? The answer is unequivocal the United States. Trump is not peace. Trump is war.
The idea make America great again is at somebody else's at everybody else's expense.
And so for many people, perhaps forever, the greater Europe from Lisbon to Vladivostok project,
which was a formulated by General de Gaulle back in the 1960s, and which could have given Europe
a global competitive advantage over the United States and China is better than a doorknob.
And so with US sanctions against Russia, which Washington made Europe important,
Moscow against their will, against better judgment, playing havoc with European economy,
which is dead. Nord Stream 2 is dead. Gas price, food price have skyrocketed. Inflation
is at the highest level since the 1970s. And the Chinese? The Chinese are not our friends.
They've never been our friends. What advantage do they get of the conflict? Well, Russia will have
to significantly increase purchase in almost all products and volumes of raw materials,
energy resources to these, mostly to the Chinese market, which they're getting at half the price.
They're paying pennies where European countries are paying dollars. And so for Russia, the moment
of truth has come. Obviously, the European way, read the adoption of globalist values
is totally unacceptable, no matter how unpalatable the decision is for Russia's systemic liberals.
But a different, very important geopolitical perspective opens up. And I like cheap Western
propaganda. The vast majority of the world does not partake nor support the Western capitalist
sanctions against Russia, China, India, Turkey, Iran, Mexico, Brazil, the United Arab Emirates,
Saudi Arabia, etc. In other words, those same civilizations that do not accept globalism
as its modus operandi. And they will become Russia's strategic partners, and they already
are. And it is Russia that should become the center of global traditionalism, the only nation
continent that can keep humanity from being consumed by this satanic transhumanist, this digital
fascist dictatorship. And another small, maybe not so small benefit of the current situation,
none of Russia's neighbors, the former Soviet republics condemned it. What's more, in the midst
of the conflict, Alev, the president of Azerbaijan, signed a cooperation agreement with Putin.
Armenia made a decision to stand shoulder to shoulder with Russia against Ukraine. Kyrgyzstan
openly supports Moscow. Georgia, contrary to the expectations, not only remain neutral,
but prohibited Georgian mercenaries to support the Ukranians. And of course, there is a case of
Moldova, rather its people, who are in favor of closer cooperation with Moscow. As much as Maesando,
Moldova pro-American president, stumps against Moscow and Putin. And again, it's just a matter
of time before Ukraine is totally unacified. We're almost there. Are we beginning to see the
contours of this new state of the union? Absolutely. And this is what terrifies the new old world order
so much. And as I said, I'm almost finished. Ukraine is just the beginning. The contours
of the new world are here to stay. So the special military operation in Ukraine,
as it is called, it's not the end, but only the beginning of the restoration of Russia's position
in Europe. And despite the fact that, of course, the main attention of the public, the media,
experts, politicians, is now totally occupied the military operation in Ukraine, as well as
the West's sanctions on war against Russia and Moscow's retaliatory measures, it is still useful
sometimes to look beyond the events horizon and try to discern what is hidden behind the
uncertainty of the medium and long term. So what is it that's hidden? Number one,
we're witnessing the defining moment of the old world order based on US dollar as an exchange
mechanism. Washington consensus, Bretton Woods, that's dead. That world is gone forever. We're
seeing its demise in real time, live. And a new world order is being cobbled together as we speak.
Its inner mechanism is yet to be defined, but its contours are becoming more and more visible
with every passing day. Okay? If you're looking at further expansion, economic,
commercial, necessary military, Russia needs to control Ukraine. Because Ukraine gives Russia
31 to 35 million Russian population, Russian population. If you ever seen videos of the
Russians fighting the Ukrainians, they both speak the same language. 80% of Ukrainians don't speak
Ukrainian. They pretend they speak Ukrainian, but they don't speak Ukrainian, they speak Russian.
I was born in Lithuanian, Soviet Socialist Party. I don't know one word of Lithuanian. I've never
spoken. My dad is from Leningrad, my mom is from Minsk, Belorussia. When the war ended because the
Baltic states were Nazi supporters, the Soviet government moved the Russian population into these
Baltic republics to dilute the local Nazi population. Okay? We're Russian. Actually,
I'm not even Russian. We're Soviet. Which means we're a mix of many different things. My mom is
from Belorussia, my dad is from Leningrad, my grandfather is from Crimea and Tartar,
which means I'm a direct descendant, fourth part of Chinggis Khan. And if to the Ukraine, we add
Belorussia and its 9 million population, we're talking additional 40, 45 million people.
And so Russia is no longer a nation of 145 million, but the union of Russia, Belorussia,
and Ukraine becomes a combined 200 million people. And that's very important. I repeat,
Russia has always been an empire. We're not a country. Although for the last 30 years since
the collapse of the Soviet Union, we have lived as an empire in decline, allowing us to be deceived
and to forget our past. And so looking past the military operation, it will take some time to
create this union, Russia, Belorussia, and post-Nazi Ukraine. The national elite will have an important
role to play as well, specifically after the confiscation of billions of dollars from the
Russian oligarchs by the Western capitalist elite. So the regional and national elites,
they now know that you could never trust the West. They will always lie to you, they always steal
from you, they will always kill you. Okay? And their ill-gotten games are going to be left with
them in the West. Whatever they stole, the Russian oligarchs from Russia, from the people and left in
Western banks, that money has been stolen from them as well. And so for this new mechanism,
this economic mechanism to work, it's necessary to reestablish commercial economic humanitarian
ties. And after that, the expansion of Russia's influence will continue, but not because we want
to invade the rest of Europe. We don't need you. We're bigger than all of you. We don't need to
invade Europe. We're going to have done that after World War II, when Stalin had 11 million
hardcore soldiers ready to fight. We had no need to do that then, and we have less need to do that
today. Will Russia strive to neutralize the consequences of Western sanctions for its economy
population? Of course. Does this mean that Russia lifts sanctions, oil, gas, wheat, corn,
palladium, et cetera? No. But that said, you have to understand that Putin is not a communist,
he's a capitalist, which is one of the reasons we are trading with the enemy. We're selling our
uranium to the United States. We're selling our gas and oil to Europe, the same Europe wants to kill
us. Why are we doing this? Because Putin is a capitalist. He is not a communist. We are not a
communist country. We're a quintessential capitalist country. And if you ever go to Moscow,
you'll realize that it's the most beautiful, wealthiest city on the face of the earth.
All it's not because I'm Russian, I'm saying it. This is not the Moscow that I know I have nothing
to do with these people. I look at them some extraterrestrials because they're not Soviets
in nature. They're something else. Totally corrupted capitalist class. And after the creation of this
Union State of Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, the Baltic states become a factor in the game.
Now Trump already told Putin, you can do whatever you want with them.
And taking into account the advance of the special military operation in Ukraine,
let me remind you that Ukraine is the second largest army in Europe, and the second largest
country in Europe. We're not talking about some peep squeak mini country. Modern army supported
by technology of the last generation of the entire NATO alliance. And we beat them. Now what
will happen to the three Baltic countries, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, bearing in mind that I like Ukraine,
which is Russia, which speaks our language, our brothers and sisters, our cousins,
which is why we're very careful not to kill them, not to shoot them, not to destroy Kiev, not destroy
Odessa. Okay? The Baltic republics, they're Nazis and we despise them.
Give us a chance, we'll wipe them off the face of the earth. And if Trump said do whatever you want,
we absolutely will do whatever we want. And in case of war, they understand that the Baltic states
will disappear in two or three days. And I guarantee you that the NATO alliance absolutely
will not do anything. And point number four, Eastern Europe, the systemic collapse of civilization
will absolutely force Europe into a defining transformation. On the one hand,
we will see the transformation of the ideological block of the modern West. In other words,
the Euro-Atlantic solidarity, especially now that Biden lost to Trump. Okay? Number two, the NATO
block, which is likely also to be dissolved. Point number three, the very current structure
of the European Union under the conditions of Russian sanctions, the rich countries of old
Europe will be forced to cancel European support programs for Eastern European countries and
drastically cut support for Southern European countries, which is Portugal, Spain, Italy,
Greece, et cetera. Also European Union as such will disappear. Okay? You're going to have three
Europe's. On the one hand, the entire world is being transformed. Okay? You're going to have
three, think of it three divisions. The first division is going to be Bavaria. It's going to
be the Austro-Hungarian Empire with Bavaria, Eastern Germany, Northern Italy. Okay? This is
going to be one Europe, with the Vatican conceptually speaking. Okay? The second Europe
is going to be the Hans-Helik 2.0, the Scandinavian countries, Holland, Belgium, maybe England,
because they don't have their own economic area. And the sea world, which is again third division,
you're going to have all the former pigs in Southern France, all of Spain, Portugal,
Southern Italy, some of the former Warsaw Pact countries such as Bulgaria, Romania. Okay?
Nobody's going to want these countries. So it's going to be this huge wall. They call it the
zombie land. That's what Europe is going to become. And this is something that's going to happen
overnight. It's a project for the next 10 to 15, maybe 20 years. And we must forget about peaceful
coexistence of systems, because Russia is an empire. And the empire, to maintain its status as an
empire, must fight. And not only military, that's what the British Empire has done throughout history.
Okay? That said, I want to, just to finish up, I want to give you a bird's eye view of the
situation today. Which is why Stephen, it was important to explain what I explained, because
it makes no sense to talk about the United Nations, unless you understand what I explained.
How we got here philosophically, who are the enemies, what do they want? Because the vote
of the United Nations is nothing. So what's the bird's eye view of the situation? Well,
we're faced with a situation of extreme political instability. It's absolutely unpredictable.
You have different actors on the world stage. On the one you have Trump and the MAGA people.
On the one, on the other hand, you have the US Democratic Party, plus London, plus Brussels,
plus Ukraine, plus Soros and everybody else. These are the two groups.
Now, what are the actors within the London Democratic Party, etc., etc.,
the so-called, what I call, the Moore-Burns group. Okay? The Moore-Burns group,
Morris, he's the head of the MI6. Burns is the former head of the CIA.
It's a very important component. It's a cog. It's part of the British elite and consequently of the
liberal part of the American elite, fed by the Clinton clan. Now, these are not Clintonoids
in a sense that they work for Clinton. But these are the same people have grown up over the last
30 years of post-Soviet regime in the United States, moved, propelled by the Clintons since
the 1993 presidents. Okay? Both financially, politically, economically, technologically.
Again, these are the Clintons. If this is Soros, who was not an independent player.
Soros is a creature the British Rothschild threw the quantum fight. But it's another conversation
for another day. So, the Moore-Burns fight against Trump and MAGA is the fight of the British side,
which has made life very difficult for the Americans in general, especially the
deplorable Americans, as Hillary Clinton called them, of the rust belt of the United States and
for Trump personally. And consequently, these are the mortal enemies of Donald Trump.
And what you're seeing right now, it's global. It's not just European area of operation. It's
not Ukraine. Okay? Recent regime change in Bangladesh, where the Americans overthrew
the British pro-government or the pro-British government. But this is going to, this again,
it's a global confrontation. The Middle East, Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia, Europe.
You have to understand it globally, conceptually. America's number one enemy, or Trump's, I should
say, number one enemy, is London. As for the Clintons, they'll be perched. And it's going to
be a Stalinist type purge. Pentagon is also Trump's enemy, which is one of the reasons we're seeing
what we're seeing in the United States. Because Pentagon structures, they're partners with the
British structures. They work together, so they need to be neutralized, which is why so many
generals are being fired, which is why they're doing, you know, their audits in all these
organizations, Pentagon, IRS, et cetera, et cetera. These are all parts of the Moore-Burns group, MI6
CIA. And for this reason, they got a particularly committed person to do all this stuff, which is
Elon Musk. And so the Moore-Burns group finds itself literally between a rock and a hard place.
They will resist and they will do harm, because they have no other way out. It's do or die.
And for them to survive, they need to unleash chaos and wars the world over. One of them,
of course, is Ukraine, which is why these people are fighting so hard to, you know, to make sure
that the war continues. The other is the Middle East. A war in the Middle East for the Moore-Burns
group is a must, because remember, who control the Middle East? The British. They forever control
the Middle East. And so this famous story about, you remember, President Joe Biden,
decision to allow Ukrainians forces to use American long-range missiles to strike deep into the
Russian territory through ATTACMS, the Army Tactical Missile System.
What was its objective? We're talking about December of last year, that Trump would be in
a situation at his inauguration, where as a result of these attacks using American system,
the United States will be directly involved in a conflict.
Now, again, know that Trump has a strategic plan. It's a plan to seize
the markets of Southeast Asia from China. But this plan requires all the resources of the United
States, and that's why Trump, okay, needs a deal with Russia. It's counterproductive for him
to start wars on the Middle East, Ukraine, Southeast Asia. It's counterproductive.
So what can we expect short term? Well, we can expect a colossal number of these tactical actions,
absolutely unpredictable things, you know, within the framework.
Hang on a second. It's like, one second.
Yeah. Wow, I can see. It's like fire, but it's not. Anyway, the story was just, you know,
anyway, it will be carried out by the British American agents of the deep state across the
entire world. And the goal of this operation is to tie Trump's hands so he has no room to maneuver.
And Russia's task, firstly, is not to give in to the provocation, and secondly,
to respond decisively, not against the United States, but against the combined forces of the
US Democratic Party, Brussels, London, Ukraine, and that is, Nick, was that decisive response
that no one in the West expected. Okay, so again, you have to understand that said, and finally,
okay, just to end this, okay, Putin's partners in this war, Putin, sorry, Trump's partners in this
war, Putin is Xi Jinping. Okay, he may raise a few, how is that possible if China, you just said
China is America's enemy. These countries, United States, Russia, and China, they have one common
enemy, which is much bigger than any one of these countries individually. That's the global liberal
banking financier, satanic cartel. And that's why these three, they need to join forces
to first destroy global liberalism, and then fight it out amongst themselves. But these three have
always worked together. Again, if you try to divide things into good and bad, us and them,
you can't understand that. But again, divide into is the devil's work. But if you look at things
conceptually, how the Chinese look at things, me, my enemy, and my ally, what I'm going to do
with the Chinese did in the Cold War, they've pitted my enemy and my ally, and they got the
benefit as a consequence of Soviet Union losing the Cold War. They were the ones who got the most
as they're getting the most right now, as a result of staying aside and letting the collective West
fight against Russia. And what Putin has done is turn the tables around, he has joined the United
States, forcing China into the open. But that's another conversation for another day. Anyway,
I'm finished. Thanks, guys. I have about 10 minutes for questions and I gotta go.
So Daniel, what? Yes, very good. So what do you think is the most important thing for people
not well versed in geopolitics to understand about the Ukraine war? So I was mystified that
suddenly there was a war in Ukraine just after all the COVID, well, you know, in the middle of all
the COVID nonsense. And then the next thing was British citizens were saying, oh, yes, I'll take
a Ukrainian, you know, fleeing from the war in Ukraine. And I thought, well, how on earth could
Ukraine ever possibly win against Russia? So it has a kind of normal size, Ukraine, but Russia is
just unimaginably big. It's six million plus square miles, getting on for twice the size of
the United States, which is huge itself. So and so, yeah, exactly. What is the most important thing
for people to take away from this talk? Because I'm afraid that, you know, what's obvious to you,
even when you explain it is not easy for most people to digest, I think. So what do you think,
if you were teaching a 10 year old child about Ukraine war, what is the most important thing
to remember? Turn off the television and stop paying attention to what the mass media tells you.
That'd be the first thing I do. Turn the TV off. I mean, it's the fact that people didn't
understand that the war was coming. I mean, it's been coming since 2014. Yes, exactly.
They've been looking for it since 2014. The idea was to get this going since 2014.
So from Putin's point of view, NATO was surrounding Russia, is that correct? Moscow.
Stephen, the NATO alliance was 12 hours away from attacking, not psychologically attacking,
okay, invading Lugansk and Donetsk, 12 hours away. So imagine if the Russian forces were 12 hours
away from invading Texas, the state of Texas, what would you do? Oh, absolutely. So the point was that
Putin was kind of labeled as the aggressor immediately and people accepted that.
People accepted that, Stephen, for the same reason they accepted that COVID and vaccines
were necessary because people for the most part are stupid. Unfortunately, unfortunately,
it's so easy to provoke inside people.
So it wasn't about the... Okay.
So some people explained it by saying that Russia, sorry, all these countries, NATO,
you know, and whatever, US, were surrounding Russia. They were going to attack in eastern Ukraine.
And the significance of that, of course, you understand, but lots of people might not
understand, was that those parts of Ukraine were Russian, they were loyal to Russia, is that right?
Of course, they were loyal to Russia always. And that's one of the reasons why they were attacked.
Absolutely. Well, they were going... Yes, okay. They weren't attacked in the end, were they?
Stephen, they've been attacked since 2014.
Okay. They've killed 30,000 men, women, children, 30,000 from 2014 to 2022.
So one of the things that's a bit difficult to understand for me anyway is why are there so many,
you know, you talked about the Nazis in Ukraine, in western Ukraine anyway, why were they all in
Ukraine? Why are there so many in Ukraine? I don't understand that either.
Well, that's a long story. It's a conversation for another day. But you have to remember that,
you know, if you're talking about Nazi collaborators going back to World War II,
these were the, you know, the Bandera crowd. And unfortunately, Stalin didn't exterminate
enough of them in the post-war period. A lot of them were let go. A lot of them were in prison,
but a lot of them after a period of time in the Soviet Gulags, they were let go.
And they went back, but they were never exterminated. And what Russia did badly,
I should say, is they allowed this to remain to actually grow and become something else.
Okay, we allowed this initially had it been, you know, wiped out in the early 1990s after the
collapse of the Soviet Union. None of this would have happened today. But Daniel, why in Ukraine?
Why did they gather in Kiev? Because these were, it's not only Ukraine. Okay, you can talk about
Croatia, but Ukraine for the longest time, okay, had this Nazi presence for long going back to the
beginning of last century. And also, where can you explain where Zelensky came from? Or is he just a
figurehead? And why was he not in, you know, why was he dressed as he was, you know, and why did
he have the background? Zelensky is a, Zelensky is a comic. Okay, he's a comedian like Eddie Murphy in
the United States. This is a comic. Okay, stand up comic who became president and became president
because one of Ukrainian oligarchs by the name of Kalamoisky figured out a way that for him not to
go to prison, for Kalamoisky not to go to prison. He needed to get rid of the former president,
Poroshenko. Okay, so he needed to split the vote and got this guy who was a comedian, okay, who is
funny, who is, you know, has a good stage presence, etc., etc. Okay, to become the president of Ukraine,
promising that he's going to do everything in his power, even begging on his knees, he said so
publicly, if we need to, I'll go to Kremlin and on my knees, I'll beg Putin, we want to be friends.
Of course, it's all a lie. So it was always a lie there. Yeah, sorry. So why did Biden's US
supply so much money to Ukraine to defeat Russia, allegedly? What was that about? I explained that,
because again, there are very existence, okay, is in question existence for the West to succeed
in dominating the world, they must destroy the only civilization, which has never been conquered,
which is us. Right. Because China militarily is not very strong, they haven't won a war in 5000 years.
Who else is there Indians? Who else? But why would they pick on Russia with that, which has a huge
nuclear arsenal and a huge... Well, the idea is, the idea is, okay, you start, as I said, eating
at the near abroad caucuses, Central Asia, Baltic Republics, you keep eating, taking things away,
little by little, and then you end up destroying country from within. Because for 30 years after
the collapse of the Soviet Union, the country has been brought up on liberal values.
Okay, so we have no longer have an ideology we can call our own, we have no ideology.
Because to die for your country, like you never, for example, speaking of Black Lives Matter,
you can steal for money, you can kill for money, you can rob for money, you can burn houses,
but you'll never die for money. You're gonna die in the name of your country, in your motherland,
your fatherland, your family. You're gonna die for a greater cause, but for that greater cause,
but for that greater cause, you need an ideology. And so what the West has done very ably is to
eliminate that ideology from who we are. And so without ideology, which is prohibited by Russian
Constitution, written in 1993 by the boys from Harvard University, okay, we have no ideology
we can call our own, which is why today Putin has absolutely no problems selling gas, oil, nuclear
energy to our enemies, which is absolutely insane. It's being done.
Yeah. And the Nord Stream pipeline explosion, what was that about? What was...
Russia's, what's European biggest trading partners is, and number one economic force is Germany.
Okay. And so the English have always wanted to make sure that Germany and Russia could never
work together. And so destroy European, not only German energy, but your European market.
You have to destroy Germany. And that's what's being done right now, as we speak.
So it's destroyed by Germans themselves, within and without by other countries.
So Daniel, Hans Benjamin Braun, he's a theoretical physicist in Switzerland, I think.
But anyway, he's an expert. I had him on my show. Yeah. So he's proved in 11 different ways, I think
it is, that it was a thermonuclear explosion, which... I wouldn't doubt it for a minute, but again,
it's not the only one. There's been many thermonuclear explosions. I'm sure you're familiar
with the phrase ground zero, right? Have any of you ever looked in the dictionary to see what the
phrase ground zero actually means? It's a military term. Ground zero is not where Stephen and I can
have a coffee. Ground zero is a point above or below a nuclear explosion. It's post-nuclear.
And there's been actually quite a few of these nuclear incidents the world over. They tell you
it's not. For example, we can talk about... They ruled back in the American barracks in 1983.
We could talk about 9-11. These were nuclear explosions. We talk about Terminal 4 in Madrid,
Barajas Airport. We could talk about Alfred P. Murray building. That was a nuclear explosion.
Bali, that was a micronuclear explosion. There's been a lot of these. Al-Khabar in Saudi Arabia in 1996.
Okay? Again, because people don't understand, you can tell them anything you want. But there's a very
simple way of explaining it to people. Imagine I have a car, okay? And that car explodes. And suddenly
I have a crater under the car. Explain to me physically how is it possible on the planet Earth
when the explosion goes by the way of least resistance that you have a crater under a car
that explodes. How does that work? It doesn't. But again, to explain this to people who don't
really understand, it's very, very difficult. And so I'm not surprised at all.
Why did they choose to use... So did they have to use a thermonuclear explosion?
I don't know the details, Stephen. I'm not an expert on Nord Stream 2. I have no idea.
Okay? But there obviously is a reason for it.
But okay, if we accept what Hans Benjamin says that it was, how is it that Sweden and Germany
and all those countries, they must have known that that was... Of course they know, Stephen.
They're whores. Yeah. So why didn't they... How did they know not to say anything?
It's very simple. There's such a thing as control files. Okay? That's where pedophilia comes in.
That's where all kinds of other stuff comes in. The people who run these countries, they have
control files on them. Okay? Maybe 30 years ago, okay, when you're like 19 years old and you're
drunk and stupor, you slept with another boy and somebody took pictures and you forgot all about
this incident. But today when you're going to actually go out publicly and say that this was
a nuclear explosion, somebody is going to come to you and say, hey, remember this? And you say,
oh yeah, well we have pictures. Now today you're a very respectable member of society.
You don't want this coming out, do you? You're married, you have money, you have fame, fortune.
Why don't you keep your mouth shut? Et cetera, et cetera. That's what Epstein, that's what all
these other people, you know, P. Diddy, et cetera, that's how these people come in. They have control
files on these people. You don't become mainstream politician unless there's a control file on you.
So that was why none of these countries, Sweden in particular, you'd think that...
But then... Peter, there's many... Like for example, if you have no control file on somebody,
I can just say, look, this comes up, we're going to kill your children, we're going to kill your
wife, we're going to kill you. You know how easy... I come from military counterintelligence.
Do you know how easy it is to kill someone? You have no idea. Oh, I know it's easy.
Well, yeah, from being a doctor, we're very fragile. Human beings are very fragile. Of course.
You go to the doctor, you have an operation, oh, something happened, he's dead.
Oh, what a pity. What a beautiful man he was. Anyway, I gotta go, Steve, I gotta go. Okay.
So... Just one last question, Daniel. So you saw the press conference maybe between
President Trump and Macron? I didn't, but what did they say?
Well, essentially, Macron was saying, you know, that he was kind of saying,
we need some kind of security arrangement, you know, to guarantee Ukraine's security and all this,
you know, from Russia, presumably. And I'm thinking, you know, what the heck is true of all this,
you know, even what Trump was saying. So you haven't seen it though, so you don't know.
But again, I haven't seen it. But the point is, is that Macron,
your Prime Minister, what's his name, Stammer or something like that,
this is part of a different team. Okay, Trump is the enemy, they're not in the same team.
They're different teams, they represent different interests. For Trump to survive,
these people need to be destroyed. For them to survive, Trump and what he stands for need
to be destroyed. That doesn't mean that Trump is good. Trump is not peace. Again, Trump is war.
The idea is to make America great again at everybody else's expense.
So if Trump needs to be destroyed, how is it they don't destroy him by the means you've just
iterated now? Because Trump has some very important people behind him. They try to kill him,
Stephen, I want to remind you. Okay, didn't work out very well. They try to kill him,
and more than once. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
Sometimes it doesn't.
Yeah. Daniel, there were a couple of people with their hands up, one still up. Mark Steele was,
have you got time to answer quick questions from them or not?
Okay, a really quick question. Yeah.
Mark Steele, are you there?
Are you there?
Has he gone off? Okay. So Dr. Truthsay.
Oh, has she gone? Dr. Truthsay, you had your hand up a second ago.
Joshua, go ahead. Joshua. Joshua is-
Yes, I am.
Hi, brother.
He'll tell you. He's one of the Jays.
He's Daniel.
Hello, Daniel. How are you? Can you hear me?
Hi. Yep.
All right, wonderful. Number one, you and I have never met before, correct?
I don't know.
No, no, we haven't. But I got to say, you and I are in one accord. And as the founder of Veterans
for Trump, and as a Make America Great Again leader inside of America, I got to say, brother,
I appreciate your statements. You're on point in many areas. I think, quite frankly, you and I
could have great conversations and respect each other about 80% of the statements. And so with
your vision, mission, and understanding, as you said, we're fighting the Nazis and all the reality
that you just brought down about Ukraine and Russia, where do you see us going next? Because
now that Zelensky and his comedic entertainment is over, and he's no longer playing the part of a
president, and we're looking at a real moving forward, and it's a time of war to peace and
quiet of reform. Where do you see us moving forward? I want to see where we're going.
I know where we've been. I know how we got here. But I want to see where we're going next. That's
what my perspective is.
Well, the United States, first of all, needs to solve its internal contradictions. That's
the first thing that needs to be done.
Trust me, brother, we're doing that. So we're on point.
Well, again, it's not something that can be done overnight. This thing about we're winning and
stuff. America, you're looking at a long, it's going to be a long slog. There's a lot of people
who are part of the administration who are the enemies of Trump. We can talk about Marco Rubio,
who is part of the deep state. There are all kinds of people. Trump has never been very good at
selecting people. I look at the first term, the only two people that were very good were Steve
Bannon and General Flynn. They got rid of them immediately. And everyone else, everyone else,
just a bunch of crooks, part of the deep state. Not one person, not one. And so I'm afraid the
same thing is happening. There's a lot of stuff going on right now. Yes, you have the Silicon
Valley people. Yes, you have the military industrial complex. But there's a lot of
contradictions because this is a war for survival. This is a war for survival. The two sides,
they're mutually exclusive. They cannot work together. America is not an homogeneous country.
For one America to survive, which America? Because again, we're looking at the America
of the founding fathers, which is the America of the Illuminati, which is the America of right-wing
masons, which is the America that created their- I just want to make a statement a little bit more.
For our Ukrainian relations and Russia and the common, the brotherhood, the conversation that's
occurring right now, with America first, being what it is, we are cleaning house that is happening.
Where do you see the future of Ukraine, Russia, and America's interests and moving forward where
there's a peaceful coexistence on the border and that there is the spirit of spiritual protection
for Russia in that area? Well, I think Russia has won its right for spiritual protection because
Russia is going to win this war. I think Trump and Putin can work together and they can find
a common language. The problem is that there's a lot of forces, both in Europe, for example,
right now China, if you look at the last vote, which took place in the United Nations the other
day, they didn't vote in favor, as Americans and the Russians did, and Israel, by the way, too.
They voted neutral. So again, China is not our friend. Cuba is not our friend. They also voted
neutral. Okay, they didn't vote against the resolution, but they voted neutral, which means
they're not our friends. So right now you have to work out this dichotomy between Russia, China,
and the United States. Who is going to be with whom? Because Russia still finds itself in a
difficult situation. We have a lot of our own internal enemies, as the United States does,
and we're going to have to clean house because now you're going to have a couple of million
former soldiers coming home and finding themselves not being able to do anything because the system
itself is not set up. It can't absorb these people into society. So there's going to be a lot of
important people in the West, especially London and company, who are going to do their utmost to
make sure that these people, they're going to raise their discontent. So Russia's going to have
to fight its own internal contradictions as the United States and all this stuff about Trump,
winning, we're winning, we're winning. I mean, this is the beginning. The other side, it took
a while to get over the shock of losing the elections. But now they're coming together.
And so you're going to see a lot of things in the United States that we saw in Russia
when Putin became president of Russia in the year 2000. You're going to have,
and I'm going to leave it on record, airplanes accidents. You're going to have bombs going on
in the metro. You're going to have loan shooters in schools and shopping centers. You're going to have
kinds of things, derailing of trains. This is all going to be sabotage operations, chaos created
internally by internal enemies. And Trump is going to have to deal with these issues.
Now, how did Putin deal with this issue? He just killed people, which is how it should be done.
But will the United States be able to do that? I don't think so, because you are a democracy.
And so the United States may have to become an autocracy in order to be able to deal
with all these internal contradictions.
So, we're giving a very specific rules of engagement. These rules of engagement here
in the state side are not established for that. But look at the lawfare. And as Stalin once said,
show me a man, I'll show you what he did wrong and how that's pervaded throughout as I'm wearing
this shirt at J6 Vets. And I'm surrounded by J6ers who just came from DC gulags and Philly gulag,
which I'm looking at a brother right now who is in there with me. We understand lawfare,
but we also understand how that's been done in China and how that's changing for us here in
the United States. We're fighting that. So, let's look at a common denominator.
Okay. America first objectives are occurring, no longer seeing the empire of America that is the
evil through USAID and others, where they're pervading across the world, doing harm against
countries. And we want to see a real unification in a brother, a linking arm and arm alongside Russia,
where we are seeing the thousand years that Russia has kept China in check, quite frankly,
I believe, and has done that in a great way. And in seeing this no longer that it's them or us,
but we can actually have mutual common ground, we want to see our lives taken care of, we want to
see our people taken care of, and then we have a sanctity of life conversation. I think we can say
this without lawfare and we could have a deal and President Trump is the man of the art of the deal,
can make a deal happen. Do you believe that a deal can be made? I think absolutely. I do believe
that. And I think again, Trump respects strong leaders. And he understands that Putin and Xi
Jinping, they're strong leaders. He also understands that European leaders are weak.
Okay. So, I think absolutely he's going to do deal with Putin. 110% and look at how they roll.
Macron was the problem for me, the problem in any relationship with Trump and Putin.
The biggest issue, the biggest concern is internal enemies who will do everything possible to destroy.
You're right on point. And that is the truth. And we see that. And we see the enemy within.
And those of us who turned their hand on the Bible and said that we have an oath to protect
this constitution against both foreign and domestic enemies. So I can share with you that from
the veteran statement and those that are engaged, I know these people and they're doing their job.
They're going to do it well. And they're doing it precisely.
Sorry to interrupt you. The problem is in the United States, other than the internal enemies.
I think it's time to face the issue of the fact that America's greatest danger is Israel. And
America's greatest enemy, just as Russia's greatest enemy is China, America's greatest enemy is Israel.
And the fact that all these documents are not coming out right now, Epstein, etc., etc.,
is because Israel's grubby fingers are all over the place.
America has to disengage itself.
There's so many things. The Juni Party, I agree with you. There's a lot of, over the past 50,
60 years, quite frankly, we're talking about here, of infiltration and obstruction of justice,
waste, fraud and abuse. So I agree. So internal house cleaning being said, part of the deal
is we got a deal this to be done. It seems that Zelensky is caving to this statement.
Am I right or wrong? Do you think so as well?
Again, you have to understand that Zelensky is not an independent figure. Behind Zelensky is London.
So he's going to do what London tells him to do. And London is going to be left, right and center
to get the best out of this deal with the United States, who is London's biggest enemy.
There we go. Okay. So we understand what the idiosyncrasies and the cable pulling
that's occurring on this puppet, right? So we're all there into the puppet mastery that is the
system. So with that being said, the same you believe inherently that from Vladimir Putin's
perspective, that there can be a deal done and he's eager to make a deal happen.
Putin has always wanted to make a deal. It's just the West, Biden, everybody else wanted to know
part of it because the idea was to destroy Russia. No, that's a globalist through and through,
not even just doesn't represent us. Unfortunately, we have had horrible lack of representation. Yes,
brother. Joshua, do you think that Daniel can help people in America who need to hear what he says?
Oh, yes, I'd love to have Daniel on my podcast and we continue to hammer these points.
Okay, just send me an email. Okay, Stephen, can you give everyone my email, please?
Yeah, I'll do that. So can you just tell me now and I'll remember it?
Daniel.estulin.es.gmail.com.
Daniel.estulin.es.gmail.com. I had remembered it. That's correct. Yeah, thanks so much.
Joshua, got any other questions to ask Daniel quickly? Stephen, I gotta go.
Thank you for your time. God bless. Okay, guys. Bye bye. Thank you. Take care.
Connect you with Daniel, okay? Yes, bye.