Analysis of Ukraine-Russia Conflict

Then

Russia invades, but Russia only invades, and so we say,

"Oh, look, he, you know, Putin is trying to take over Europe."

But,

but they only send in 40,000 troops.

I think there's three and a half million people in Kyiv,

so they clearly did not

want to take the country.

He wanted, he clearly wanted to bring people to the

negotiating table.

He did not send in enough troops to take all of,

of Ukraine.

So, um, so then, and they, and Zelensky

comes to the negotiating tables, and we now know this, and this is recent

information.

In March of 2022,

Zelensky and Putin agree on

a peace agreement that's based upon the Minsk Accords.

There's, it's like Minsk Accords 2.0.

And Zelensky initials it, the Russians initial it,

and Russia begins withdrawing its troops from Ukraine.

And what happens? President Biden

sends Boris Johnson over there to torpedo the agreement and make, make

Zelensky tear it up, and then we go to war.

350,000 Ukrainian kids are now dead,

and, um, and you know, 40 or 50,000 Russians.

So, and, and, and that month, April, that April is when--

They, they signed it in March. April, we, Boris Johnson was sent over there

to torpedo it. Um, and that month,

Lloyd Austin, who's the Secretary of Defense

under, uh, under Biden,

is asked, "Why are we at war with Ru- with, uh, in Ukraine?" And he said, "Our

purpose in this war

is to exhaust the Russian army and degrade its capacity to fight anywhere

else in

the world." That is not what they're telling us.

But, but do they-

And Biden that month says, when he's asked about the war in

Ukraine, he says, "Our purpose is regime change in Russia."

So again, that has nothing to do with Ukraine.

What that means is that Ukraine

is a proxy in essentially a struggle between two

superpowers, between Russia and the United States.

And you know, we've now committed $113 billion

over there. It... And just to put that in perspective,

the

total budget of EPA is 12 billion. The total budget of the

CDC is 12 billion. We're sending $113 billion over.