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Max Blumenthal, Scott Ritter, Aaron Maté
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Max Blumenthal, Scott Ritter, Aaron Maté
THE GRAYZONE
The battle for Ukraine, with ex-UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter
March 23, 2022
The Grayzone
The Grayzone’s Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate talk live with ex-UN weapons inspector and military expert Scott Ritter about the Russia-Ukraine war. Ritter provides a detailed analysis of the battlefield that stands in stark contrast to the rose-colored perspective of most Western analysts, and offers his perspective on the political follies that drove the conflict.
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sorry Scott the 2020 election was most rigged election ever. see Richard Charnin who is the expert on US election integrity the way you are the expert on Ukraine. BIden pissed off half his own party with dismissing Bernie Sanders followers and campaigned from his basement an had no participation at his few rallies whlie Trump had overflowing stadium rallies and you want us to believe that Biden got 12 million more votes than popular Obomber who didn’t piss off half his own party. pure delusional nonsense exit polls before Mass Media
adjusted” them the next morning to match the hacked recorded votes after the truck load of forged mail in votes got added etc prove Biden got Beat by 9 million votes
“One of the first results from this war in Ukraine is the dissolution of NATO because Europeans will see that they are on their own and the victims between two interests…”
I disagree with this premise. If the “Europeans” think that way they are willful idiots, people who apparently massively fell for the BS of a “Russian aggression threat”, something that never existed, as far as Western Eure is concerned, and which manifested itself—if at all—only in Eastern Europe, where Russia needed a buffer zone for her legitimate security.