>> So that's Russian State TV if you're on the podcast you couldn't hear he was saying
puny UK you're so small one missile you threaten us.
And it was an animation of a missile being launched. One of their Satan two missiles
that completely annihilated the UK literally wiped it off the map as the sound of
I think a Geiger counter going off, implying that it was a nuclear attack against the UK.
Started to play. And so UK before war for warned whether the
Russian military directly is threatening you man. This has been a great time for
fake alphas on Russian State Tv threatening nuclear holocaust on
a daily basis. But that JR was only one of their plans, the Satan two missile.
He has another one which you'll see in this clip >>
So that guy with his casual tone is saying we're going to create a nuclear tsunami that will plunge
the UK into the sea and then create a radioactive desert. Obviously not just in
the UK, a tsunami like that would affect every one of those European countries.
Now that might scare you but understand that that host on Russian State Tv was very
comfortable and come with the entire process Jr >> It's almost like former President of the
United States thinking of random things like this and how it would decimate and destroy
and turn these things into a radioactive desert that doesn't have much use for a very long time.
Again very singular self promotional type of thought. We just talked about how Donald Trump
wanted to buy Mexico for drug cartels speaker for his own
glory. And then to say I stuck it to those Mexican drug cartels and
actually the country selves and they don't want to take care of themselves.
These types of things are what dictatorial mindsets create. Again,
I keep connecting back to Donald Trump. He praised Vladimir Putin. He talked about how smart he was,
he talked about how great he was and how powerful this was when he invaded Ukraine. What a smart
move boy that's gonna be some definite, I forget the term he used their some peacekeeping there.
That'll keep the peace. That's some strong piece right there
because nothing else matters except for his own life. So all these people were following him,
their minions behind him and people like this guy. The thought is, I mean only I matter, there's only
certain types of people who believe this and that's who they've collected as their followers.
That's the only promotional they'll have is they're thinking, man, who cares
if them they're gonna die, there's gonna be a nuclear desert. Great, but they have
no idea how that affects them. It's like they don't know how the world works or something.
>> Exactly and by the way, one of the reasons that I wanted to play
this video and we've shown a few instances of the warmongering going on Russian tv is.
It's I think easier for people in the west and US specifically to look at that and because it's
not our media, they say, well that's crazy that you'd be so flippant about going to war. But like
two, I'm tempted to say we don't necessarily do animations of nuclear bombs going off, but
and we probably do that too.
Like there are plenty of shows that are super casual, this sort of thing, not only
with like their their coverage of how wars might go if we do them. But once the war starts,
the embedded reporters, like do you remember I've read exactly which conflict it was but
they like had there were missiles going off.
And they were talking about them in such poetic terms like we do the same sort of
thing here and we should be just as critical of our media that that thinks that war can ever be
abstract, that it doesn't have a human cost a human toll. No,
and I get I get sometimes there's obsession with military technology.
I personally am very interested in military technology, weapons vehicles,
all that sort of thing. But I never forget that they're used to kill people. That's what these
these tools and weapons are used for. And apparently the more you get paid in media,
the easier it is to forget about that or to conveniently ignore it.
>> It was Brian Williams was Brian Williams. There's more than, I mean it was, it was the
missiles we launched into Syria. And he talked about how beautiful because there was the shot
he was he was almost looking like it was the fourth of July fireworks going off.
And look at the freedom that we're launching into this other country. I get the exact, that was the
beauty of their beautiful weapons launched and we see these beautiful pictures at night
from the decks of these two US Navy vessels in Eastern Mediterranean is what he said.
I'm tempted to quote the great Leonard Cohen.
I'm guided by the beauty of our weapons. >> Yeah
>> That's the way it works. And then, he did catch some outrage. But then again,
the reason he said it is because that's the norm. He thought if that wasn't the norm, he wouldn't
have said that thinking. This is gonna be a great poetic moment, this is gonna go down in history.
My voice, over these missiles.