Exposing The Deep State Dirty Laundry
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The election is over, and Donald Trump has won in a historic landslide. Now we are throwing a conservative conference to celebrate victory, but also to plan the work ahead for the road to come. President-elect Trump has demanded the release of hostages taken during last year s Hamas-led attack on Israel. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments for the first ever case addressing the constitutionality of bans on medical care for transgender youth. Meanwhile, the situation around the world is dire.
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All right, folks, the election is over and Donald Trump has won in a historic landslide.
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Now we are throwing the conservative conference to celebrate victory, but also to plan the
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You've got Charlie Kirk, Jack Posobiec, Tucker Carlson, Donald J.
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This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments for the first ever case addressing the constitutionality
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President-elect Donald Trump has demanded the release of hostages taken during last year's
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Taking to Truth Social, he warned, without naming the militant group, that they would be
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quote, hell to pay if the hostages were not released before his inauguration come January.
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I declare martial law to protect the Free Republic of Korea from the threat of North Korean communist
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forces, to eradicate the despicable pro-North Korean anti-state forces that are plundering
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I mean, it's clear that this is a sort of constitutional maneuver.
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There will be some pushback from the opposition for sure, but this is not the beginning of a
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It reflects a governmental crisis in South Korea.
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According to reliable sources, the day before yesterday, that is, on the 30th of November,
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Bashar Assad, along with his family, fled Syria for Russia.
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The country's army and its allies are reported to have confronted an attack by forces affiliated
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with the Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces in the north of the country.
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Now, this comes after rebel fighters over the weekend took control of most of Aleppo.
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The U.S. is preparing to send Ukraine an additional $725 million in military assistance,
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and that includes counter-drone systems and munitions for its high-mobility artillery rocket
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system, which could indicate more of the longer-range missiles are headed to the battlefield.
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Like it or not, you've got me and you've got us until the 20th of January.
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Every minute, every day, we're determined to keep moving forward on the work we've been
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All right, Jack Posobiec, we are live here in West Palm Beach.
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Hey, guys, I'm getting a little talk back in my ear here.
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And so the situation, folks, around the world is dire.
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The situation around the world is getting to the point where Hunter Biden has just gotten
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The front lines collapsing between Ukraine and Russia.
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Could it be, perhaps, that all of this is actually somehow, I don't know, connected?
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And so it's a very special day here at Human Events Daily because, as promised, in studio,
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we've got the great professor, Darren Beattie, is with us.
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It is the Deep State's Dirty Laundry, which will be aired here on Human Events.
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And I guess we're doing the Charlie Kirk show a little bit, too, here, guys.
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But no, Charlie was just here, and I'm sure they'll get that changed over in just a moment.
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And so the fact of the matter is, the real fact of the matter is, is that all of this
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that's going on, and we'll break it down throughout the show, it is extricably connected, isn't
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Because what we're looking at here is the long war of the American empire, which you've
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I think in some ways that term was most appropriate, you know, when I coined it a couple years ago.
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But there's still very much an infrastructure, a network that justifies the use of that term.
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And we'll see how much of it hibernates within the shores of the United States and how much
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of the globalist American empire, ironically, migrates overseas for the duration of Trump's
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presidency and launches its nefarious machinations from abroad.
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And one of those that I think most people will be most familiar with, of course, is the Steele
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And the Steele dossier, which is run through the London station of the CIA, which, if memory
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serves, the station chief of the London CIA station at the time of Orbis and the Steele
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dossier and all of these various entities was none other than one Gina Haspel.
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And so how could it be, Darren, that a human intelligence operation called Crossfire Hurricane
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was being run through the overseas, an FBI operation conducted overseas without the CIA
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And it really underscores how getting caught up in the formality of departments or even
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I remember the New York Times going after me when I brought up Gina Haspel's resume all
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The Dirty Laundry of the Deep State is being aired today.
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And what's amazing, so here on the program yesterday, I said that it is unquestionable
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to me that Jill Biden was deeply involved in this plan, that this was not planned out.
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They didn't run it through the pardon office and the division over at the DOJ, even though
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I'm told that Merrick Garland heard about this and did not object to it going through.
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And that's exactly what they said, that Jill Biden was the one driving the train, and Hunter
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Biden was, of course, as he always does, manipulating the situation by putting pressure
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on them, essentially daring them to not pardon him, because even if he went to jail, which
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he would have been sentenced here in about a week, he still would have had the ability
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Supposedly the idea was, he said something like, well, you know, maybe I could work on a
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So, Darren, why is it that the date of the pardon goes all the way back to 2014?
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Is there something that Hunter Biden was involved in back then?
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Well, I would imagine there are a lot of things, not the least of which would be his instrumental
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role in, you know, various foreign endeavors, including the Ukraine, but not limited to the
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And so many people have commented on the broad scope of this pardon that likely encompasses
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And so I think the whole idea about, you know, a gun crime, which may or may not be such a
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huge deal, that's sort of a distraction from the more significant dealings that he was involved
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in, which very much involve his father, and just pertain to the very kind of petty but
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Corruption that exists at a high level in terms of president, but it's not a sophisticated scheme.
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You know, people like Obama, they create an Obama foundation.
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It really is like kind of low-level, crude mafia activity that doesn't even rise to the
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This really is the New Jersey of political corruption.
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That's kind of what's the insult that's added to the injury, is that they don't even do
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the country the honor of having a more sophisticated corruption scheme of the sort that we're kind
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Like, again, the Clinton foundation is the model for this.
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One argument, though, that I mentioned yesterday, and I'll say again, though, was that this was
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never meant to stand up to scrutiny because—go back in time to 2014.
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Victoria Nuland is picking out the members of the administration of Ukraine.
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She's on the phone with Jeffrey Pyatt, who, of course, becomes another name in the Trump
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And something that needs to be said over and over is Donald Trump's first impeachment was
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for the crime of asking Zelensky—yes, the same Zelensky—on the phone questions about
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the crimes that Hunter Biden was just pardoned for.
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And so he wasn't even allowed to ask about that, receives the impeachment, and we never
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So that notwithstanding, in 2014, the idea was Hunter Biden and Joe Biden and all of this,
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Joe Biden was riding off into retirement, and Donald Trump wasn't even on the horizon yet.
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It was supposed to be that the next president would be Hillary Clinton because Obama had
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always planned to pass over Joe Biden, his own vice president.
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He never wanted to endorse him and didn't in 2016.
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And in fact, Hillary, of course, goes on to win the nomination.
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She gets the full backing of the Obama network.
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And that was the first time that Obama stabbed Joe Biden in the back.
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So all of these things—Rosemont, Seneca, et cetera—these were all just—it was the
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It was never meant to stand up to any actual scrutiny.
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And Biden was just supposed to go away into retirement.
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He was never supposed to actually be president.
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That's where they got caught with their pants down.
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And it just goes to show that Biden was never at the stature, obviously, as somebody like
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Bill Clinton, someone like Obama, someone like the Bushes.
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I mean, the thing about these presidents is they've—most—mostly Clintons and Bushes,
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but also to a degree, Obama, they create an entire infrastructure surrounding them.
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And I think that's key to success politically and in other endeavors.
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It's something that in a non-corrupt version, I hope at least aspirationally, occurs with
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I mean, you need an infrastructure like that with its tentacles everywhere in order to really
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get things done and have your own genuine power base so you're not always sort of navigating
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this tightrope between people who understand navigating the system and people who are aligned.
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And it's—the intersection occurs with the development of these types of networks.
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And I think this is yet another example of that.
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They're relegated to low-level, kind of cheap, straightforward corruption, whereas if you're
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You are engineering loopholes to accommodate your own activity at a major scale.
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Someone needs a—you know, Uranium-1 needs a CFIUS decision.
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So someone tangentially connected to it makes a strategic donation to the Clinton Foundation,
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but there's no direct tie that's ever found where, you know, like, oh, I don't know, for
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It's not going to be sitting in a laptop or maybe—
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Yeah, having a laptop where—where, well, maybe it should—
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Maybe Alex Soros can ask his new wife, Huma Abedin, about that and the Anthony Weiner Blackberry.
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There's a guy, as producer Fahs would say, a guy who looks like he wouldn't stand up to
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questioning and, in fact, did not because, of course, he's the one.
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So, when we look at all this, though, that's why you see the direct corruption.
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Burisma sits at an intersection of U.S. globalist interests vis-a-vis the pipeline diplomacy from
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And not to get too deep into it, as we only have a couple of minutes left in this segment,
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but that really is the entire point of Ukraine.
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It is regarding those energy supplies being used, flip it back on itself, to turn Ukraine
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into a launch pad for regime change, not in Ukraine, but later in Russia.
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It is a huge part of the geopolitical situation with respect to Russia.
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It's a major point of leverage, if not the major point of leverage that Russia has always
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And I think we're told that Russia destroyed its own critical piece of infrastructure.
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I mean, what nation would not destroy their own natural or their own oil pipelines during
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But yes, I mean, so much of, especially in that region, the politics is pipeline politics.
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As you pointed out, it's even Syria is no exception.
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A lot of things go down to energy because energy is leverage.
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Energy is major leverage over economies and so forth.
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And so it all boils down to that to a large degree.
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On human events, we have a phrase that, you know, the French, this friend, you know, the
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old French inspectors used to say, search for the woman, look for the woman.
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Well, in geopolitics around here at human events, we say, search for the petroleum, look for
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And once you follow that, once you follow the oil, follow the gas lines, follow the
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pipelines, suddenly a lot of these things make a whole lot of sense.
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And that's why, of course, you get to Hunter Biden on the board of Burisma and then Burisma
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Any comments, questions, 1776humanevents.com, 1776humanevents.com.
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Professor Darren Beattie, Revolver News is here with us.
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I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
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All right, Jack Posobiec back live, Human Events Daily, Dirty Laundry Day.
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It's Dirty Laundry Day of the Deep State here on Human Events Daily.
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Myself and Professor Darren Beattie from Revolver News.
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Darren, let's walk through a little bit more and drill down.
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So Ukraine, the idea is there's this kind of popular notion that the reason the U.S.
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is so ingrained in the Ukraine war is that should Zelensky fall, should his government fall,
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should the front lines collapse, which they are, by the way, over 500,000 dead on just the
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Ukrainian side, dropping the draft down to 18, some units with an average age, I believe,
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of 50 that are going in, in terms of the conscript.
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Your military age population just decimated, male population decimated.
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Is it true that if Zelensky's regime collapses, that the issue isn't that Zelensky is going to
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fall apart, but actually a lot of dirty laundry is going to be exposed?
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I mean, in a nutshell, Ukraine has functioned as a playground for a wide range of corruption
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activities on the part of Deep State, on the part of this Atlanticist faction of our national
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It's a place where there's virtually zero accountability.
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It's just kind of almost a different version of a situation like in Afghanistan, where you
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Instead of warlords, you have a handful of oligarchs in Ukraine that are running things.
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It's sort of like the corruption that exists and free-for-all that existed in Russia in the
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And maybe even in a less controlled fashion that still exists today in Ukraine.
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And so given its geopolitical importance, given its proximity, like literally meaning borderland,
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It's obviously a strategically important place.
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But also it's a place where, because it has so little accountability, corruption can run rampant.
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And it's a place where U.S. forces can engage in extreme corruption, violence, funding groups
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And so, yes, if the dirty laundry were to be aired, everything that we've been doing in
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Ukraine, it would be severely damaging to a lot of people, you know, going all the way
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We've talked about the child trafficking that have come out of the refugee flows here on this.
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We've talked about how Monsanto and the GMOs want to get access to the black soil of Ukraine,
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how this is a huge opportunity for them, the black soil, the breadbasket of Europe, which
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is not controlled by the EU laws, which have banned GMOs, because then you would have in
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a starting point for this is all for the Maha crowd and all those guys.
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Then, boom, you can flood the entire global south with GMOs growing it in Ukraine.
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They don't care about the Ukrainians dying because they want the soil, because they want
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They want that incredible arable land in Ukraine off of the Black Sea.
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That's why the black soil of Ukraine, I didn't even know this until I visited there in 2022.
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It's so it's considered such a high level commodity.
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It is actually illegal to export it from Ukraine.
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It's worth saying about Ukraine as well is that, you know, for all the people who performatively
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display the Ukrainian flag, although that's kind of been in abeyance for a while, it's worth
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really asking, are these people genuinely promoting the interests of Ukrainian people?
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And I think the appropriate analogy is something to like what Russia was in the 90s.
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If you are pro Yeltsin, pro the free for all of Russia in the 90s, does that make you pro
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Russia or does it make you pro Russia being weak and chaotic to the point that it can be
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exploited by deep state and corporate interests?
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What is the free for all of Russia in the 90s for those who aren't in the know?
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So basically, after the fall of communism, they had this transitionary period into what
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was supposed to be some version of capitalism, private enterprise democracy.
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This was managed by people principally from the United States in the financial sector.
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And there are other sort of notorious figures who played a major role.
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And what happened in effect for a variety of reasons is that-
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Is it true that Boris Yeltsin's presidential campaign was actually run by Clinton operatives?
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You know, people like Summers, people like Fisher.
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You know, and of course, this was the birth of the oligarch period where that term really,
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you know, just in the same way that deep state is a Turkish term in many ways.
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The term oligarch in this context and the context in which we've appropriated it is very much
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a Russian term, which emerges out of this period in the 90s where all of these major state
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industries became privatized and the people who were the most clever, the most ruthless
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and the most corrupt were able to take control over these industries for, yeah, pennies on
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And then they cut deals with the US leaders in the 90s who were, of course, the Clintons.
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And this would explain then why you also see the Clinton Foundation going into all of the
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other former Soviet satellite countries to an extent, which, of course, includes Ukraine.
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And this is sort of the origin story of a lot of this obsession that you see with Russia,
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not to say that Russia isn't, you know, a strategic competitor, but so much of this
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obsession comes from the idea that Russia was destined to remain precisely in this state
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of de facto lawlessness just to be plundered by corporate interests and deep state interests.
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I believe there was a Hungarian billionaire who played a certain role in a lot of this
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Of course, you know, Soros is a major player in all this.
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And Soros is, of course, the godfather of much of the infrastructure we understand today
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is supportive of this Atlanticist orientation of people like, you know, Newland and all most
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of these notorious players are all very much a part of this network.
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They're people who can never forgive Russia for not remaining in that state of exploitation
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and whose foreign policy obsession, much to the detriment, I would say, of America, because
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they've kind of very willing to look the other way.
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And during the rise of China and so forth, the obsession with Russia has had a major opportunity
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cost, I think, in terms of our geopolitical priorities.
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I'll just throw out on there that even even in the 2010s, when I was in the intelligence community
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and everybody knows I was a China guy, you know, I would sit there and, you know, you write
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your reports on what China is up to and what they're doing in the South China Sea, what
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they're doing in the shipping lanes, how they're aiding North Korea, a variety of things that
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And instead, you hear this obsession with Russia all the time.
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And I could never quite understand is why do we care this much about a country that doesn't
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seem to be doing anything that's even affecting us?
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And yet the China stuff was always put on the back burner.
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It was sort of like, oh, yeah, yeah, well, we'll get to the China stuff eventually.
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And you realize that they've just inculcated this class of leaders within Washington, D.C.,
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And they just still believe in George Kennanism that we have to contain the Russians.
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When George Kennan wrote his long memo, that was about communism.
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And what was the state of China when he wrote that?
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China was barely, you know, China was a bunch of rice paddies.
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Real, you know, fast forward to China through the end of Tiananmen Square and then to now
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through the rise of globalism becoming the world economy.
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Your government, Republicans and Democrats, sold out middle America to fuel the rise of
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You want to know why the Rust Belt is called the Rust Belt, but Shanghai looks the way that
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And Pittsburgh and Detroit and Chicago and all the cities of the Northeast are completely
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But Shanghai has these wonderful, gleaming cities.
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And the profits went right into the pockets of the very same Atlanta system.
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And so this idea, though, of Kenanism has really affected a lot of our Middle East policy,
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And I hope, and I'd like to do in the next segment here, is get into that a little bit
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We need to talk about this very serious idea that you've got a multi-front war going on
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Jack Posobiec, Professor Darren Beattie, here, Human Events Daily.
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We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys, and these are the
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Dirty Laundry Day on Human Events Daily, the Deep State Dirty Laundry Special.
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So, Darren, we were talking during the break, and actually, before we get to the Middle East,
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before we get to Syria, we're here with Professor Darren Beattie at Revolver News, that we should
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explain what was it about Russia, what was it about that story.
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So, the Clintons, the Clintonistas, the oligarchs, everyone's digging in hand and fist, and they're
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And then something happens that turns that all off, and someone comes in and basically
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ends the free-for-all of the globalist vultures picking away at the carcass of the Soviet Union.
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Yes, and that was somebody whose name comes up frequently with demonic inflections when
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incanted by U.S. media, and that would be none other than Vladimir Putin, who, as we were
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talking about in the break, was kind of a designated successor to Yeltsin.
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Unlike, you know, certain disruptors, you know, Trump being one of them, who's, you know,
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challenges the entirety of the system from the beginning, and the system understands him.
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Putin comes up through the system, and then when he's in place, he does a complete about-face
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and starts to imprison, and, you know, some would say even worse, to some of them, to
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Yes, who were operating with impunity in the 90s.
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George W. Bush had a good relationship with Putin because of the whole terrorism thing,
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kind of like how we cozied up to the deep state of Pakistan for similar reasons, but that
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set the stage nonetheless for this oppositional relationship to Russia, which, of course, we
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I wouldn't say they would necessarily be natural allies, although they could be, but the level
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of antagonism far surpasses where you would ordinarily think it to be, given what the
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And this is where you see the opposition to, when President Trump's talking about a peace
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plan, you see so much opposition from the U.S., you see these response with the long-range
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missiles, the attackums that get sent into, you know, old Russia, into Russia proper, internationally
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recognized borders and boundaries of Russia, where, you know, you get this order that's
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And by the way, those missiles, those long-range missiles that, you know, they can't be serviced
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and maintained and targeted, you know, by some automatic, such as some kid with a button.
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They need actual U.S. training, intelligence, and targeting, which the Russians all know.
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This is why, of course, Putin then responds with the Oreznik intermediate-range ballistic
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missile, which is generally, I think at this point, assessed to have hypersonic capabilities,
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something which completely bypasses all air defenses.
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It is virtually unstoppable, but also it is non-nuclear.
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This, of course, changes the entire conversation regarding Russia.
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But as you say, these Cold Warrior types just can't wrap their minds around it because they
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still view Russia as this 1990s version of a weak country, whereas the opposite is actually
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true as China, where they still view China as a weak country when it is quite the opposite
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And so you have found a position where they will do anything to shut down the peace deal
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to the point where even when Jake Sullivan went on Jonathan Karl this week on Sunday,
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we can't actually find who gave the order to allow these long-range missile strikes.
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We get leaks from the Pentagon, but we don't actually have anyone in U.S.
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And I don't think it's Joe Biden or Jake Sullivan.
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And that's, you know, it's a very bizarre thing.
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And that's, again, as long as we're talking about, you know, Putin in other countries,
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one kind of interesting feature of whatever system of government we have, we call it a
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democracy, we call it, we use other terms, but really I think it's something new and unique.
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One interesting feature of our form of government is its opacity.
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There's always this question as to who's really in charge in a way that there isn't quite
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this question with respect to Russia, obviously.
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It's sometimes hard to get visibility into all the different factions within the Kremlin
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or within the Chinese Communist Party, but you know who's in charge.
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Whereas in the democracy of like the United States, that's a much more difficult question
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to answer, especially in the age of Biden, where I think the contrast to this, to the
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uncertainty as to who's in charge is the certainty as to the fact that the president is not in
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We don't know who's in charge, but we're certain that Biden is not in charge.
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In effect, and I've said this before that, you know, it's Biden, let's put it all together
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In a real sense, because he's the one that sold us out to foreign powers.
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He is the one who is not, shall we say, cognitively sound on a regular basis, similar to some of
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And he is, in effect, a person that presided over a steep decline in the quality of life
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of the United States, while the oligarchs exercised extreme control.
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Yes, there's something certainly to that analogy.
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And I think with Biden, it's interesting in that his very presidency offered a rare kind of glimpse
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of transparency and honesty with respect to our system in the following sense, is that if you have
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a moderately capable or even moderately senescent president, moderately sentient person, then you
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can perhaps maintain the fiction that this person is making the important decisions.
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But with somebody like Biden, that fiction became totally untenable.
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Even the fiction that we might want to tell ourselves, oh, it's the president, it's the driving
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With Biden, that was so manifestly, unequivocally not true, not sustainable as a position that
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I think people were kind of forced to confront the idea that the government is not the president.
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If anyone needed any proof of that, it's the Joe Biden presidency.
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But, you know, it's and so in a in a weird way, it like forces Americans to confront that
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reality, notwithstanding like all the media lies about his capability up to the point that
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And it also it also it also shows and we wrote about this in Bulletproof to the point where
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they turned on him as well, that who exactly was it that pulled Joe Biden from the presidency
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in, you know, just 10 days after really nine days after President Trump was shot on July
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Because to understand who it was that pulled Biden out of the presidency is to understand
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It was, you know, really, I think this is coming.
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You know, there are different different actions that come from different places.
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My impression, which I don't have direct knowledge of this, but my sense of it was that it was
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really more the Democrat Party power structure that did Biden in, whereas in certain cases,
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like obviously there's a tremendous amount of overlap between these stakeholders.
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But the Democrat Party power structure that I think was principally involved in removing
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Biden, that's somewhat different from a situation with like the power centers that were undermining
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Trump, for instance, which is something much more like directly nerve center in the deep
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And that deep state intelligence world, by the way, is who the Nunez Intelligence Committee
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was mapping out as they were tracking the Russiagate situation, which directly ties back to Ukraine,
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which directly ties back to the national security agencies.
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And that's why it's those people who would be terrified of someone like Akash Patel to come
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in because he was the lead investigator on this.
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And he's someone who, oh, by the way, has the consummate professionalism and a resume to
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actually pass confirmation, which they don't really have any ability to say that he's not
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qualified or that he hasn't done the work because he has many times over.
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So let's hope the Senate does the right thing this time.
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Some good quotes out of Senator Joni Ernst earlier today.
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John Thune also saying that he wants to put cash through the process.
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And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event.
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And we're going to turn it around and make our country great again.
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Dirty Laundry Tuesday here on Human Events Daily.
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So Darren, we need to talk a little bit about Syria.
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I know we have that map that we had the team put together on Syria.
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And look, what people need to see, and we've got the map here, there are Russian bases in Syria.
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You've got the Turks now coming down from the north.
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You've got opposition forces, some of whom have been aligned with al-Qaeda.
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We talked about how the U.S. wanted to back a pipeline from Qatar to Turkey across Syria.
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And so you also have Kurdistan, which the Turks want to take.
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ISIS came in and was able to control those border crossings between Syria and Iraq.
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I know we're going really fast, folks, but I'm trying to get to a point here for it to make sense.
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But Darren, who was it that really started the Syrian civil war all the way back in 2011?
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Well, I mean, there could be a lot of answers to that depending on the approach.
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I mean, there's, of course, the whole, you know, moderate rebel situation as, you know, the position of the Syrian civil war as an extension of the Arab Spring.
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Because, you know, the Sunni rebels were not confined simply to Syria.
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There are, you know, different iterations of it where, you know, that was what's going on in Libya to some degree.
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But was this really a spontaneous, independent uprising of Sunni Wahhabism and fervor across the region?
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Or was there someone perhaps, oh, I don't know, standing the flames along?
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And again, like, it's interesting when you look at the timing of these things, it's almost similar to, you know, Black Lives Matter in our own sort of domestic protests, where it seems like there's a method to the madness, that it flares up at a specific time for a specific purpose, and then it disappears just as abruptly.
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And then all of a sudden, you didn't have any kind of major flare up in Syria until right now at this kind of critical, transitionary, lame duck presidency period, the same period in which Ukraine's given long-term missiles, the same period in which people are testing the waters, so to speak, for a variety of reasons in different foreign policy arenas.
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All of a sudden, all of a sudden, this new group, the made-over version of al-Qaeda, what are they called, HRT?
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Imagine if they did have clones of RFK right here.
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The Operation Timber Sycamore, launched by the Obama CIA, directed by John Brennan, Hillary Clinton, what played a huge role in the early stages of this in 2011, this was one of the largest CIA dirty wars that was ever conducted in their entire history.
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They were the ones training this opposition, along with Turkish intelligence, who is running the current operation in northern Syria.
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And it was the U.S. early on that trained a lot of these groups who were splinters of al-Qaeda.
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That's why you get the great email from none other than Jake Sullivan, the same Jake Sullivan, who is our current national security advisor, from WikiLeaks, who said al-Qaeda is on our side in Syria.
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Well, you know, it's interesting when we say sort of the Sunni rebels, these so-called moderate rebels, but really different versions of al-Qaeda.
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You could say it goes back to the days of Brzezinski and, you know, with Osama bin Laden and the Mujahideen.
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Again, going back to George Kennanism and containment theory.
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But then in a certain way, it goes even further back to Lawrence of Arabia.
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This is yes, this is very much like the Anglo-American approach of of weaponizing these, you know, it's sort of these splinter groups.
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These you see a similar version of this with the Azov in Ukraine, these sort of criminal thug types.
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You see it with, you know, the relationship with the cartel elements in South America, even to a degree.
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But you mean it to a degree with Uyghurs in China.
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There are Uyghurs from China that are currently in Syria.
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And there is another individual who was associated with the Azov Battalion who, in a recruitment video with them, who was also trying to recruit Afghan trained fighters to come and fight in Ukraine.
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So instead, he decided to fly back to, yeah, he's a big golf fan, aficionado.
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He decided to fly back to West Palm Beach, pretty much right down the street from where you and I are sitting right now, and decided to shoot Donald Trump.
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He is currently being held in jail about an hour south from us right now.
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And this individual, I didn't know he was, I assumed he was in some, oh, yeah, he's still nearby.
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He's been writing letters to the Palm Beach Post and Politico, by the way, talking about how there should be a civil war should Trump take back power.
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And, of course, Politico was more than happy to publish the contents of these letters.
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Look, this guy, Ryan Wesley Routh, ties directly back to Ukraine, ties directly back to elements of the Middle East, Afghanistan, Pakistan.
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He wasn't, like, trying to, he was basically the people that he was trying to recruit.
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It wasn't enough that it was Ukraine and this guy was in Ukraine recruiting for that effort.
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His recruitment pool was literally the who's who of groups that have suspected associations with the CIA.
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Folks, when it comes down to it, the dirty laundry that is going to come out, if that guy's file is ever revealed, will take down so many of these national security agencies and a lot of people with a lot of fingerprints on them.
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Go follow Darren Beattie, the professor at Revolver News.
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Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay ashore.