00:00:21.000It means that the decision of use of use of nuclear weapons
00:00:25.000can be made only in the case of our system
00:00:28.000the warning of the rocket's attack, not only the start of the rocket, but also the exact forecast and the trajectory of the rocket's attack and the impact of the rocket's attack on the territory of the Russian Federation.
00:00:42.000It is called an answer on the contrary.0.97
00:00:45.000So if someone has a decision to destroy Russia, then we have a right to answer.0.57
00:00:56.000Yes, for human beings it will be a global catastrophe.
00:01:01.000For the world it will be a global catastrophe.
00:01:04.000But I, as a citizen of Russia and a government of Russia,
00:01:10.000then I want to ask the question, why do we have such a world if there is not Russia?
00:01:14.000real-time uncensored unstoppable alexjoneslive.com take a stand share the link
00:01:24.140do you want to fight you better believe you got one
00:01:29.140vladimir putin two years ago two years into the conflict that's expanded in ukraine and the nato
00:01:39.440proxy hybrid war that's now a full war millions dead said in a statement that was carried by the
00:01:46.760state-run media that if we see a large aeronautical assault of the attack of storm shadows or other
00:01:53.120nuclear capable missiles that can have a nuclear warhead loaded on that's what they're really
00:01:57.040designed for mainly that we'll have to believe that's a sneak attack to take out our nuclear
00:02:02.680response so we'll have to fully commit and hit all NATO countries including the United States0.53
00:02:08.020the minute we see that calculation. And we make that calculation. He's now given an interview
00:02:15.100where he named the conditions for a nuclear strike. Why do we need such a world if Russia1.00
00:02:20.480is not there? The interest of Russia and its people, if I know I've protected them,
00:02:26.540then the rest, let's say the rest doesn't distract me, according to Putin.
00:02:32.380And the United States, over a decade ago, changed its nuclear posture, Obama did,
00:02:38.020to launch first strikes. Israel has the first strike position. And when you do that, well,0.85
00:02:45.960then Russia and India and China, they've now moved to, OK, and Pakistan will do a first strike.0.96
00:02:51.780So this is the equivalent of handing out flamethrowers, lighting them, igniting the0.96
00:02:56.840igniter, and then handing them to chimpanzees to run around in a fireworks factory. So let's go to0.80
00:03:01.300this historic clip of not just a press release by Putin, but video of him on national television
00:03:06.360with our top national host who I've interviewed several times
00:03:08.500and I've been on his show, he was just on a few weeks ago,
00:03:13.200talking to Putin and Putin explaining that if we see a bunch of,
00:03:18.720you know, you shoot a couple of these big missiles at us,
00:03:20.880there could be a nuclear tip, okay, we won't have to attack,
00:03:23.960but if we see a bunch of these, hundreds of these or thousands of these0.61
00:03:26.320coming in at once, and they're going towards areas
00:03:30.400that have our nuclear forces, and we've already,0.54
00:03:32.260with Operation Spiderweb, blown up a bunch of their nuclear bombers,
00:03:34.440remember that, that we're going to have to hitch it.0.95
00:03:37.380There's no way we wouldn't have already nuked Russia.0.93
00:03:41.540Our submarines would have popped up and vaporized them.
00:03:43.320We've had submarine folks call in and explain it to you.
00:03:46.320You've had top generals come out and talk about it.
00:03:48.080I mean, this is like standing on I-35 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
00:03:58.520when the traffic's going 80 miles an hour
00:04:00.320and dropping a one-year-old baby from an overpass in front of an 18-wheeler.
00:04:06.020I mean, maybe it bounces on its feet and just breaks its legs
00:04:08.480and bounces off the road and doesn't get hit,
00:04:10.200but there's a good chance it's going to hit its head and die just from that
00:04:13.400and a good chance it'll get run over by the cars.
00:04:16.860I mean, it's literally so reckless and insane,
00:04:20.140I can't even believe it's gotten this bad.
00:04:23.840And the recklessness, the insane gambling of this
00:06:14.080Now, we can get up to a 90% chance we're going to have a nuclear war, and then insanity prevails, and then it goes back to 10%, like it used to be.
00:06:23.400So now's the time to be politically active, speak out against this.
00:06:26.260And I always pray, but usually pray when I feel touched by the Holy Spirit.
00:06:30.180I've been religiously, meaning in the colloquial, morning, noon, and night praying.
00:06:38.920I woke up at like 3 a.m. last night, praying for like 30 minutes on my knees, got a glass of ice water, called back in bed for another hour, couldn't sleep, and just got up and started researching.
00:06:48.340And then I prayed again at about 7 a.m.
00:06:51.540And then I was driving to do a hike with one of my buddies, Sean Johnson, in the green belt.
00:06:56.480And I just pulled over at a gas station and put my head down on the steering wheel and just said, God help us.