Russians

I think, of course, he escaped, just sh- uh, used a doppelganger.

And in the History Channel series, "Hunting Hitler," they actually convinced the Russians to let them do a DNA test on the skull that was supposed to be Adolf Hitler, recovered from the bunker after the war.

Turns out it was a woman.

So there is no evidence that Hitler, uh, died in the bunker in, uh, 1945, but, uh, escaped with so many other top people like Martin Bormann, the money man, who kept popping up all over South America in the 1950s.

It'll be out at the end of the year.

Whole bunch more information in the book, in my new presentation, which, uh, maybe when the book comes out, uh, I'll come on again and give you, uh, the update on some other stuff, including a notebook that was found, uh, in the Wehrmacht, the, uh, German army offices of, uh, Colonel Wolf, and he was describing how the ...

Hitler himself had given a, uh, private talk to some of the army commanders asking for these orphan soldiers to go down to Antarctica specifically and colonize, uh, this area, and this was also found by the Russians and released after the war.

Wow.

And so then that's the great reset.

It will reset all of the financials, and the Russians and the BRICS nations have already built another system that will take its place based on blockchain quantum, or quantum blockchain, more correctly stated.

Um, s- using their terminology.

In the West, we would say quantum blockchain.

Like, I, I spent time with him at, uh, with, at Team Alione in Kazakhstan, Fight Eagle, and he was on fire.

Like, he was, he was throwing Russians around.

He was submitting people, like, looking awesome.

See that motherfucker there? He throws Russians around.

Bro, he did a lap drop on this big Russian wrestler, and the whole Russian team was like, "Oh."

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Ukrainian artillery crews load 105-millimeter shells, and they sight their guns onto the Russian trench line in preparation for the opening barrage.

The idea is to hammer the position hard enough to keep the Russians' head down while the Ukrainian assault platoon crosses the exposed ground between them and the trench.

Because once the barrage lifts, the Ukrainians are going to be very visible and very exposed.

The howitzer open at first light, and Ukraine's headquarters element immediately springs into action, coordinating the entire assault.

With the assault suddenly in danger of stalling, the platoon leader starts shouting for his men to keep moving.

They can't stop here.

Losing momentum now would give the Russians time to recover.

Command tries to raise the tank crew over the radio, and somehow they answer.

The peaceful majority were irrelevant.

When you look at Russia, most Russians were peaceful as well.

Yet the Russians were able to kill 20 million people.

The peaceful majority were irrelevant.

When you look at China, for example, most Chinese were peaceful as well.

You say, I want perico.

Now, perico, the slang word, it is the local slang word, and it is roughly translated, I'd have to ask my housekeeper, although the one now is Polish, hates Russians.

You have to say perico, which means perico.

bird seed okay that's what it means so i'm like all right i'll just go up there and i'll just look for some bird seed i don't know say bird seed bird seed so i go up to 186th street okay and that neighborhood back then was terrifying it was like bachata music and blah blah blah it was like it was like going into like a it's like new year's eve for for latin people every night of the week So I get up there, and I just see a bunch of guys on the corner.

In October of 1853, Turkey declared war on Russia and launched a counterattack.

Turkey had some victories in the beginning, but soon it was clear that the Russians were winning the war.

Just a month into the fighting, the Russians had defeated the Turkish Navy at the port of Sinop in the Black Sea.

Roughly 2,000 sailors and officers were killed when their wooden ships were set on fire, and the slaughter inflamed the West's already negative opinion of Russia, even though, to my knowledge, zero sick gentlewomen in distressed circumstances were lost.

The British, who were trading partners with Turkey, were also concerned about their access to India getting cut off.

How the fuck would they be able to keep exploiting India if the Russians took over and then oppressed the Turks and others? The French were also vying for revenge after Russia had defeated Napoleon I, who was a super nice guy who never caused problems for literally anyone as long as he didn't make fun of his height.

In late March of 1854, both Britain and France waged war against Russia.

They thought it would be an easy win with their large navies and armies.

And then you had the Liberty a few years later in 67.

And they wanted to get the U.S. committed to go to war with Egypt and then the Russians.

That's been partially declassified.

And so LBJ, working with the junior partner, Israel, were to sink the livery that they directed there to be sunk.

His number two was Curtis LeMay, the head of the Air Force.

And LeMay and Lemnitzer were created into a composite character that came out a few years later in 1965, Dr. Strangelove.

And the composite character, according to Kubrick, is Jack T. Ripper that launches the preemptive first secret strike on the Russians' nuclear war.

And so you can just know how much of that was coming out and going around at the time.

They'll sound terrible.

But if that enforcement is not there, then the Iranians are going to learn to slip and slide and whether using the Turks or the Pakistanis or the Chinese or the Russians or North Koreans and be able to survive.

Yeah.

And one thing I don't understand, he says, when we are finished, take over your government.