Die Kritische Masse Épisode 2 de la saison 3 partie 2 sur 2 Medien-Manipulation by @roman46 on 3Speak
0. Tucker Carlson Jeffrey Sachs Journalist Tucker Carlson diskutierte mit Jeffrey Sachs über ziemlich interessante Ereignisse gegen Ende des Jahres 2025: Jeffrey Sachs darüber, wie Joe Biden der ze...
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And, blind-sitartes, are, even a great aspect of this, um, uh, uh, goodard, which he, so, weber, even, an example, not the original -quell in, so, in a secondary literature, and, yeah, so comes from, so, But he says, he says, "...verstose against good, scientific practice, and... ...swearing the plagiaristvertardtardtardtardt... ...a... ...aigernstead... ...a... ...aigernssesese... ...the ...the ...the ...the ...the ...the ...theirringer minister -presenten... ...the ...the... ...the... ... ...wengel ... ... also when it's not 2.58% of the work, but, anyway, Weber, a unbeckoned person, has been more than 100 months of plagiarate in-gated. Yeah, Berliner's Seatung, like, said. Yeah, what, what, what we want to see? The Fibus Cartel is an interesting theme, but it is, I believe, not in the time, where I'm not here in the time, where we're not herein come. I can a K.I. who we have we there? Of course, Tucker Carlson, but why, Taka Carlson, and what is that interesting? Now, he interviewed the Jeffrey Sex again once, and that is also a while here in between, but he had, that was, before Trump in the It was going to Syria, Assad, China, a war, 2027, yeah, and if a war in 2027, yeah, and if an war in Iran un-permeetable is, that we'll of Um, but what else, um, I'll, I'll, at all of the end of China, would I say, or, before, not, oh, sheise, that's so interesting all this, maybe, so, so, Syria, and then, at end, yeah, I would I say, because, that are the, really interesting things. I'm saying that's why in the year 2026. We have here April 26, because some of them are also very actual is. I think, that we're not totally over-tribed. 0-214. 4. 45, well. In the last two weeks I keep thinking, where's Jeff Sachs? I want to know what this means. So the most dramatic and, from my perspective, unexpected thing that happened was all of a sudden the government in Syria changed, there was regime change in Syria. Who did that, why, and what does it mean? Well, it's part of a 30-year effort. This is Netanyahu's war to remake the Middle East. It's been a disaster. It continues to be a disaster. But as Netanyahu himself said, after Assad left, we have remade the Middle East. And so it has to be understood as something that didn't just happen in a week, but has been an ongoing war throughout the Middle East. Yeah, there is the forespan, there spring we. Right there before, he then promo, and so. The right way to understand what's happened with Syria is to think back to a really remarkable occasion when Wesley Clark, the general who headed NATO, yes, went to the Pentagon just after 9-11. And famously, he was, showed a piece of paper that said, we're going to have seven wars in five years. And he was completely dumbfound. He said, what does this have to do with anything? And he was told that the neocons and the Israelis are going to remake the Middle East. And the seven countries on the list are very telling. They were Lebanon, Syria, Iraq. Somalia and Sudan, and seven countries. We've been at war in six of them now. And I mean, we, the United States, on behalf of Israel, including in Syria. And so what happened in Syria last week was the culmination of a long-term effort by Israel to reshape the Middle East in its image. started with Netanyahu and his American advisors in 1996 in something called Clean Break, which was a political document that the Americans and Netanyahu made when Netanyahu became Prime Minister. After 9-11, it went into full gear with the Iraq wars being the first of those wars. Clean break, what does that refer to? Clean break is we're going to make a clean break of the Middle East. I thought we're going to break with the past, we're not going to have land for peace, which is the... Spenceau one and two. ...of other countries, the whole rest of the world is saying, what is going on? Endless war in the Middle East. Well, this is because we're defending someone with some 7th century BC vision of what they want their country to be. Were Americans involved in the overthrow of Assad last week? Of course they weren't good, because this has been an ongoing operation, whether they were involved in the final days, I don't know, they were involved in the 13 years nonstop. I don't understand how... Actually, let me tell you an interesting story, by the way, the war started in 2011. It was called the, it was portrayed as always, as the CIA does, as a local uprising and the freedom fighters. Yeah, the so-called color revolution. It was said this was Syrians protesting against Syria. That's always how any CIA regime change operation works. The so-gernate Ravishaphring, had us also been called in the time. There may also be local opposition, but the CIA is the, it provides the armaments, it provides the flow of heavy weapons, it provides the financing, it provides the training, it provides the camps, it provides... So this started in 2011. In 2012, there was already a bloodbath underway. And a lot of people dying and a lot of civilians dying and a lot of ancient, it provides the political organization. Ah, political organization. So this started in 2011. In 2012, there was already a bloodbath underway. and a lot of people dying and a lot of civilians dying in a lot of ancient historic sites because this is the fertile crescent, this is the birthplace of humanity and self of civilization, being destroyed. And so, very senior global diplomat that I knew very, very well, was tasked with trying to find peace. Peace, nice idea. We don't need the bloodbath. I met him in the spring of 2012, and he said it failed, and said, why did it fail? He said, well, we had a full peace agreement, but it was blocked by one party alone. We had the different forces in Syria, we had the regional, but it was blocked by one. It was blocked by the United States government. Why? The air it will not go with the Bluetooth overrown, that's not good out. Notewise, I must you show you to you, then, the next-gelligener-geat. But it's actually only on a very few scenes, actually. But I have in a kind of a schight format. The condition was that Assad must go on the first day of the agreement. Yeah, there I remember I, me. Rather than a political process. Everyone else agreed on a political process. But the United States said, no, no, this is regime change. Assad must go on the first day. And that was not possible. So that was the end of the attempted peace. So we should understand this was an American operation. But I never understand, what I didn't understand and still don't understand is why we're all required to hate Assad. I'm not just speaking of herself, I don't have strong feelings, but I thought one way or the other. Apparently, he's protected the Christian, so I'm grateful for that as a Christian. But I, I don't, why am I required to hate Assad? Tulsi Gabbard went and met with Assad. She's been attacked ever since. Is anyone ever explained why Americans should hate Assad? Because every regime change operation we ever do, we have to make sure that the opponent is the... worst villain since Hitler or Hitler reincarnate. Some ophthalmologists from London is a bloodthirsty dictated. I never, I didn't really... We have to say this, and this is part of the sciops or the info war that goes along with regime change operations. This is completely typical. Yeah, then, they're going to a little more into detail, because you're going to market, but I'm going to make it later. Kurz to a much more interesting, which, as far as against the Gingwart. I have me in the internet a bit more than, in the This is a name of the Russian TAS, but the medium self is Investor BG, so it's a Bulgarian leapsite. And there's a Angelica Daris, it was 19 April. Yeah, that's then, and that's then even to That was the former president, who he even the war had. It's against the Wafferliefings in the Ukraine. And... That's stated, the earlier, I heard, this is in English, I'll, I'm going to, I'm going to say it on the fly, the yearmaid, pro-Russian president, Emil Radiff, has, a over -wielding of the majority, the vote, and has sworn, against the corruption, to He's an he's an heemarlyger military pilot, Eurosceptica and anti-Ukraine, supporter, so far as you can, anti-yghuror something, as you know, as you know, is one either Poe or anti, or an not-unstutzer. before a few months, that he can. Yeah, but what in Bulgarian, is there's many wales in the last year, and his party, he has, progressive, so it's the progressive, progressive, bulgarian, exactly. The question, that's a progressive, bulgarian, exactly. The question, that's here, obviously for many, is what would that mean, as far as the O'Aban, yeah, now in Hungary, regired, if Radev, then in any kind of thine, or, even the and here, at least the washing post. Or, or, cites the mediums, or, cites the medium, even, in West B.G, the not so often is, as open as under warbun, yeah, although they have to Bulgarian, even good relations have. He has, for him, he had, for him even, because he, against corruption, forging, the President, the During the Ravent campaign, had Radev all of all of it, that it would be able to feel that, you say, he's pro-Rusish -orientied. Agevich said Radev, that sanctions against Russia's sinless are not, but, that the Ukraine is to end up to war with Russia, that the warfing in Kyiv not a solution for the problem is. Yeah. I'll let you this piece. And that are now a few other media, which I've found, there is the medium BN, so that is, an Bulgarian-Satis state-nails medium. Wuchitsch, congratulated Radev, so the Serbish president. That was a report of 19th and 4th. It's Serben is one of the many of the states, that not in the EU, and relatively neutral, or at least not against Russia, and that's just not against Russia, and so I wanted to find out how Wuchitsch, the where now a Servisher Gehimdienst, something about Ungan, had in the same with the Ukraine, how it is. And that's also interested. Tum of me that also interested. Tia, other media, what are they? There are there, there's the Ukrainian's sichthilder of the out-wirking of this war. So, it's in a report of the AFP, so I think that's a Frenchish media press agency. The Ukraine, for the probably next Bulgarian Prime Minister, Emil Radev. who he said, before me in Dueloven, Moscow, outspra. Yeah, even, Kadev is he very well as, against the send of the weapons, Bulgaria and the Ukraine, in the against the most of the other Lennon, NATO, said he, that it is no veto-recht of the land to blocker. In the comments, there are today Ukrainian minister -privilead is Ander Sibir Sibir. Sibiga, Steter, I believe, Sibich, Sibich, whatever, to report. So in regard, so in particular, we go, we go, before the promise, that good-in -offish-beatsy relations are to protect. Fugue, he also, that Kierf, hope that the situation in Bulgarian so, in through our members of the European Union, here's proof, is very light, because O'Aban, the Wallen had in Hungary, as we know, a month. Yeah, and these 90 million euro from Brussels want they have, it's probably. Yeah, uh-huh, ha. But the headline was Kiev, was the next Bulgarian president, the EU not to be hindering, or the EU, as the Ukraine, as it's as well as it is. And that are other reports. A certain mediums, he writes, Radhev is closer to Russia than any other reason Bulgarian prime minister. So that's a nearer in Russia is as every such a Bulgarian minister. Also not really for the new is, but interesting, that there a Spanish medium, in the Nobody writes, but that there's a danger that the sanctions blocker. It's more that the EU, that he's maybe the Ukraine, so the EU blockers the, by the support of Ukraine, so not that the last, the Yeah, that is, you know, if they're in them, they're in the article, it's not so interesting, as I thought, other article. Victoria Georgieva, from 18, no, that's not relevant, that is not before the the public name on the wall. So, that's the next, yeah. What is that? World Mass Media, pro-Russian candidate wins in Bulgaria, promising to fight corruption. Giligata he has an Anja Popova. Yeah, and there were the last five years, very many, in Hungary, must you know, too, say. This mediums, he said, this medium, says, that a pro-Russian, an not many days after the Urban, even the war had, but I don't think not really that you can, automatically will all this then from Bulgarian-Busish be saying, because I think me, the Herr Radev, that was just president, you know, a just president to be. He had you could as president also many things blocker, say I'm, if now my off -fassing is. So, when my own fesson, the warhead is, that also in Bulgaria a president-geset can blocky. He could, also, he could, also, so sanctions, I think, for zogerser, or so, I think. But I'd have you more even more, I think, or not. So, it seemed the people not interesting enough, I Maybe he has it was a blocker, but I've never found out of it, I must say. So, I don't know that this is. Um... Would it talks with Radif, I congratulate Tim on the election success and victory in Bulgaria. So, he had congratulated to the Sieg de Wuchich, the brief of 19 April. I'm sure I'm convinced that these results will be an opportunity to strengthen stability and progress as well as to improve cooperation between Serbia and Bulgaria and the spirit of good neighborly relations and common interests. Serbia remains committed to building partnership relations in regional stability. Well, yeah, I mean, so overreting that, I've thought there's something more overreganer, but, but, actually, pretty blah, blah, actually. How, how it's There's actually, actually, not. So, if there, now, if there, the sanctions from Bulgarians, probably, torpedoed here. No word about, however. It would be, but interesting, so, think, I, at least. What's not? are more or more or more, the most of them, yeah. The Westliches, they know, they are most then so, dramatizing and so. Find out of nothing in the direction, so. So, what more say would say than what we should, is that what we should, is that what we've She'll be a certain a certain newspeer later when the Russian medians citied here. Really, no, that's not ever find me not. Let me just go in the video, again, where, maybe, maybe, maybe, where, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, is not so important. I think in times like these, it's more important about such things that they're in the media-passing to read. That is a very well-beckart graphic. I don't know if you're under copy-wide, but as you're under copy-wide, but as you may as see it, comes to him over a and here, even the gusantbilt, that the person, the sheimber on another person, in-stitch, where the reality here the foot he is, and the shoe to see it, and this person, and this person, self-caged, from someone with a weapon, or hand, the person, so actually, way, it's media. And, yeah, I mean, that is, I think that's the most, the, the biggest, in a video, that, there's even, yeah, there's even a, yeah, there's even a lot of, actually, for this here, because I had, in the context, the context is very interesting, so, Frau Merkel. It's here on a cleat, a was the following this, yeah, has a billed, there's, there was an, an original picture of it, there were, so, sweas flecking to see, and they were, then, actually, in So, like by us the Salzburger Festpiel, for example. Yeah, and that that's just, I can't it now see, yeah, because the original video, that is really, it's so small, that must you really really, where you can, from where you can, from the distance, I don't know, and you see, yeah, exactly, in this fleck, there goes, and that is then, and that is then, and that was, then, also, even, under the leermittles of the other. The other, are certainly interesting, that's the Lenin. So the most socialist or communist, even. And there, when I'm right, I remember, was also, into this bill, not exactly what it was manipulated, but either whether it was reticiered, or as it was so that more people are there are, I don't know, that more people are there, and I know it's just not With all the many methods can we can work, to insiniering, and other as they are. What was this? In the Zuc of Lenin? By Lenin's Rede for the Eighty Eni of Swerthews Place in Moscow, on 5th May, 1920, are the later political enemy of Stalin, Trotsk, and Kameney farmed. And they stand on the stufness of the Reden of Polz. and the stallion, are only not the fenced version of the Bildski, Trotsky and Kamenev were out re-reschered, where they've seen you only only five holstuferofer. Um, yeah, so, so, though, really. That's have I'm in school-interict, I've learned, that there's retouchered, or, uh, the Yeah, exactly, they have they've been used, that is the modern, the old-modish variant of the photomontage. Yeah, interesting, that you also, that was, also, what was the photorritusche, because, yeah, because political, from Stalin, who, in ungnade, have fallen, are, from the picture, so that, I thought this is here, so, the stallion, no, there, see, there, there is the montage, yeah. Here, you see, there, there are three people, and in this picture is now another person to see. And they have you, like, the Trotsky, And then in the principle see you then only, just, even, still, so let's meanest be. Well, yeah, anyway, even, since, since, since, since then, was with bina, manipulated. It's very interesting, what you have to say. Um, yeah, and it's really to tell, that these learmaterally no, to also if I don't know how it's with the unison from my side is. In this original photo of the Assyl-Werber and from an address-stel in Berlin, he mounted the Schiegel for his title-bilt on 6th April, 2, Grins-Shots-Beamte. What would the Spiegel Reduction, Well, if you can see the headline, we're sure. The Politica versasage, yeah, yeah, exactly. That the Grenzschutzbeamberts are overfortered and they don't from upleighting, the politicians' forsagen. That is, obviously, what's it was made-wecked were, so, the overfordering, uh, yeah, copyright is a museum for communication. Bairn and Stiftung House of the History of the Bundes Republic, and he'd, and he'd, Dairn, that should in the Switzerland, actually, say. Huh, what see in the road, see, I believe, I see kids with palestinenser clothing, or what is that, or what is that, or, like Cedras? No, like, the There is no off-losing, I think, but I, also it's on the right side. No, not. Yeah, Hitler, uh, um, maybe it's it a context. Yeah, that's a good explanation. Furer mythos, and there's a national socialistic in Germany, and also the fascistishistian Italy, controlled the propaganda, all the pictures of the fielder of the fiefers, that in the might be very, dynamic, maybe, in the end of the threcyger, yeah, we all be there have been, 51, well, maybe, must you know, or not beweiser that you young is, and to tatcraft and so, and so, vulvar, broach, pictures, and, and, The groundmuster of manipulation from the with people and the direct ingrieved material. Yeah, even the photomontage or that the bests out of the the badestest ones. Yeah, even, exactly. Yeah,…