Julius Caesar, Ides of March, Russian Leadership Stability
The broadcast opens on March 15, 2022, referencing the historical assassination of Julius Caesar in the Roman Senate. Analysis suggests that Russian history shows a pattern of removing leaders who fail, which may explain Senator Lindsey Graham's public calls for the assassination of Vladimir Putin. The conflict in Ukraine is characterized as a NATO proxy war orchestrated by globalist figures like Bill Gates and Klaus Schwab.
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00:45 Thank you so much for joining us on this live Ides of March, March 15th, 2022 broadcast. It was more than 2,000 years ago that Julius Caesar, the first emperor of Rome, was stabbed to death inside the Roman Senate. This has been seen as a very dangerous, unlucky day ever since then. And if you look at the continuation of the czars, which basically means the king or the Caesar in Russian, Russia particularly, more than any other country in modern history, but it's a thousand year old civilization, kills its leaders when they fail. All systems do this to some extent, but the Russians are the most extreme proclivity to this, and there's a very good chance. That's why Lindsey Graham is out there talking about
01:46 You know, people need to kill Putin. He's not just saying that for no reason. He's encouraging Russians. to kill Putin. Obviously, this is all spiraling out of control. Putin is now not just arresting his spy chiefs, but others. There's reports of battlefield executions of troops that don't follow orders. Because what you have here is NATO starting a proxy war with Russia. So Bill Gates and Klaus Schwab and really George Soros. Yes, starting a war with Russia. Russia had a reason to do this. I'm not defending them going in. But then once Putin comes in and his armies bogged down, because there's basically, they're fighting Slavic peoples that are where Russia was started. It'd be like asking people in Texas to go kill people in Oklahoma. Or it'd be like asking people in New York to go kill people in New Jersey. They're like, well, my aunt and uncle live in New Jersey. What are you gonna be doing? So Ukraine's more than 60% ethnic Russian.
02:48 The rest is more Germanic type groups in the West, but they're all intermarried. And I know listeners understand all this. It's just that having Putin tied down now and definitely he was unable to pay off enough of the Ukrainian military and the resistance like his generals in his KGB far and ahead told him. That's what I said, pretty much what I said. Well, if it goes quickly, it means they've paid off the opposition. That's what you do. It looks like they didn't do a good job of that. And so now he's in a no-win situation where if he doesn't win this, he'll be killed. You'll hear he's had a stroke or a heart attack or a helicopter crash and if, or a jet crash,
03:35 Or if he does continue to push, there'll be massive civilian casualties. And that will be more and more of a pretext for NATO to publicly come in, not just with all the US and British and Scottish and German and French special forces that are on the ground, both former and current active duty, fighting the little green men. That's what they call the Russians, cuz the Russians have denied that they've been in Ukraine in the last eight years. Of course, they have been there. And US troops and European troops and Russian troops
04:12 have been killing each other for at least eight years in a proxy war, and Putin's tired of that. And I understand the reason he went in. But it is an extremely dangerous gamble, and he walked into a trap. And he said that now. They've put the people in house arrest and said, they told me that they had already cleaned out the opposition, that they were going to fold. So now we're in a world where it isn't about being on Russia's side or Ukraine's side or the US side or the EU side. It's about being on the side of survival. The Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Gutierrez, will play this clip when we come back next segment, saying we're on the verge of nuclear war. And we are. And I've talked to some of the top minds out there just in the last 24 hours face to face. I'm not going to get any names or anything, but that's why I'm here in Los Angeles.
