Analysis of the Ukraine War Origins

How the Ukraine war started. A bunch of Ivy

League,

State Department, CIA people concocted that thing,

made bad decision, senseless decision after senseless

decision after senseless decision.

And,

you know, uh-

Can you elaborate? I mean, we have this entire portion towards the

end of the

interview, but-

Yeah, yeah

... crank it out right now.

So, so the, the Ukraine war was started by, uh-

You s- you say this is the biggest propaganda war of all

time, I guess.

Yes. It should be called the propaganda war.

The fighting's real.

Everything we've been told about it is basically a lie.

Uh, and every piece of history that shows it's a

lie has been either tucked, kicked under the rug

or lied about too. Uh, so how the war

started, uh, the war started when the

Obama administration... I, I don't say US,

because the Ukraine war could not have started,

uh, with any other administration because it

couldn't have started

without the press as part of the group that was

going to provide cover for starting it, and they were all

in on the start of the Ukraine war. But the US, uh,

Obama administration, Victoria Nuland, Jake Sullivan,

uh, John O. Brennan, and Joe Biden.

Joe Biden had one job, you can look in his archives,

as vice president.

It was, his one job was Ukraine. And Joe

Biden, uh, and Jake Sullivan, his deputy,

uh, were the architects of the start of the

war.

And the way it started was the, the State Department and

CIA, non-elected officials along with their

counterparts in

the EU, uh, Ukrainian politicians,

and, uh, George Soros' Open Society

Foundation, along with the neo-Nazi

ultranationalists, uh, created the fake Maidan

protests. You can still go online. I checked before I came.

Videos are still there, 2014, '15.

Look at Maidan protests, you'll see

brand-new GP mediums in the background.

You'll see them serving soup. You'll notice

that, uh, everyone has these same orange hard hats

on, uh, distributed to them. Um, the

weapons, you'll see, uh, weapons, the s- same common weapons

being held by the ultranationalist neo-Nazis.

And then there are interviews. There's, uh, BBC and

German TV interviews with, uh, Ukrainian

protesters. And, uh, one, in one of them, all the

guy does is ask, "Why are you protesting?" And every single

individual that they question says the same thing.

"I'm here because, uh, they told me to be here and I'm getting

paid." And so

Victoria Nuland admitted afterwards that the US spent 5

billion in USAID funds to bribe all these

people and to make it happen. And i- in February of

2014, uh, they, the

culmination of the Maidan protests was the, uh, violent

overthrow of the Viktor Yanukovych government, the duly

elected, uh, government of Ukraine.

He was elected not just by eastern

Ukrainians, but by western Ukrainians.

Uh, and his election was validated by the UN.

But some, for some reason, they decided, uh, "We

gotta overthrow him." And the plan, and this is where

you, this senseless decision-making comes from,

and this is

all in cables. Uh, it's in State Department CIA

cables, uh, and in-

For the audience, cables are basically secure emails.

Yes. Good description. Uh, it's all in those.

Uh,

they believed that

by overthrowing, uh, Yanukovych, installing

their Ukrainian puppet politicians, and then

starting a ethnic war in eastern Ukraine,

which is populated by almost 100% ethnic

Russians, um,

that by doing that, this would cause so much, uh,

unrest in Russia that the Russian people would rise up

and overthrow

Putin.

That was the plan. Uh, a- and you know, when you

read that, when you read the cables, when you see that,

it's like these, you know, Ivy League,

never been in a war, never been in anything real in their life,

it's like they were like kids playing with matches.

Uh, completely unaware of the, the potential

unintended consequences of throwing those matches into a,

a pile of leaves or into a, you know, a,

something soaked in gas. And what happened

afterwards is a classic law of unintended consequences.

They had no plan for after they overthrew the government, and

in the v- power vacuum, because they had no plan, the

neo-Nazis took over the Ukrainian government.

They had no, they had no contingency plans?

No contingencies. They-- And that's why Crimea caught them so by

surprise.

So,

uh, you also online, you can go on y- any of your favorite search

engines and just look up Victoria Nuland, uh, Geoffrey

Pyatt. He was the ambassador. She was the head of State Department, uh,

for, for the overthrow. Their phone call

was intercepted by the Russians and then published on YouTube initially.

It's on all search engines now. Their phone call is them

talking about who, which Ukrainian

politicians that was, they controlled would be the next

prime minister, and this is before the violent

overthrow. It's like two weeks before.

So they're on record talking about who to

install in the new government. So there's no-

There's like no-- This is-- There's-- It's not a theory.

Everything, there's a massive trail of evidence

that shows

exactly what happened to include open source intelligence, the

videotapes, uh, that show what's about to happen.

So when the, the U- the neo-Nazis controlled the five key

ministries of the Ukrainian government to include the Ministry of Defense,

John O. Brennan, uh, was the head of CIA then.

He flew in the day after they overthrew the, uh, Yanukovych

government, met with the head of the Ukrainian

intelligence and the head of MI6. And the very next

day, uh, they began the ethnic war

on Eastern Ukraine, which was really, uh,

one of the great or one of the most horrific humanitarian, uh,

violations in modern history. They just

began shelling the civilian areas with artillery and mortars.

And again, it's all on video. Uh, you can see

grandmothers crying in the streets with

dead, you know, uh, spouses and dead

children and saying, "Why? Why is our own

country doing this to us? Why is our own government doing do

th- this to us?"

The Eastern Ukrainian oblasts that have since

voted for independence and au-autonomy, then independence and

reunification with Russia, so Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk,

all three of them would have stayed in Ukraine, but they had no

choice. Uh, ethnic cleansing began, and

between 2014 and 2021, fourteen

thousand, uh, U- uh, ethnic Russian civilians

were killed in Eastern Ukraine, and most of them by

artillery, mortar, uh, and, you know, drone

attacks.