Hello and welcome and let's jump right into this.

A few days ago, our nation's top tier foreign intelligence agency, the CIA,

announced that they had received intel that Vladimir Putin is planning to stage a false

flag attack against his own troops in order to establish a pretext to invade Ukraine.

And that makes me laugh.

For a lot of reasons, one reason is because I no longer take any of our blatantly corrupt

agencies seriously anymore and nobody should. I mean, think about it.

At the moment that they want us to believe that they're intelligent enough to uncover a sinister

plot that is meant to inspire war in Ukraine, a country that's about 5,605 miles away from the

United States by air. They also, at the same time, expect us to believe that they aren't intelligent

enough to figure out what mysterious hooded person dropped off pipe bombs on January 5th.

Just a few short blocks away from the White House, the most surveilled building in the entire

world. Come on. That's objectively funny. They think we're stupid. Of course, the truth is that

our CIA is and has been involved in stoking protests and wars all across the globe to fulfill

their foreign policy objectives. Just like the FBI, as we are all learning, does the same domestically.

They are experts at executing false flags, not uncovering them.

So the question we should all be asking ourselves in this moment is why is our government aggressively

pursuing Russia? What does our government want? Now, if you're a bit older, me even posing that

question might make you a bit uncomfortable. Certainly, if you grew up in the 60s in America,

you were undoubtedly and unwittingly the victim of one of the most aggressive and effective

propaganda campaigns ever executed within the United States. I'm talking about the residual effects

of the Cold War, and even more specifically, you can miss all crisis. It's actually difficult to

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