Topic: Pow

A caller nicknamed "Animal Mother" reminds listeners that Cuban intelligence officers historically tortured American POWs in Vietnam. He praises Delta Force for the "beautiful" 47-second extraction of Maduro, characterizing communist leaders as "fat" and incapable of real combat. The segment emphasizes the need for continued vigilance against global communist retaliation.

Dan Bongino is described as looking like a "POW" who has been "dragged through a knot hole" due to internal conflicts within the intelligence community. Speculation suggests Bongino has run up against "steel doors" and "bad people" while trying to do the right thing. The discussion implies that loyalty to agencies like the CIA often prevents officials from exposing the full truth to the American people.

Mike Adams reports that numerous former U.S. and Western military personnel are on the verge of being captured by Russian forces in southeastern Ukraine. He advises that Vladimir Putin should release these prisoners as a "Christ-like" gesture to counter Western propaganda. Both Jones and Adams call for the removal of Biden's handlers to prevent a thermonuclear exchange.

The New York Times has verified a video showing Ukrainian troops killing wounded Russian prisoners of war near Bucha. Paul Joseph Watson contrasts the limited coverage of this verified war crime with the widespread, unverified claims of "Auschwitz-level" atrocities in Mariupol. He argues that the media is pushing "all-scale propaganda" to justify a no-fly zone and further escalation of the conflict.

Graphic reports and footage have emerged showing Ukrainian Nazi battalions allegedly torturing Russian prisoners of war, including shooting them in the legs and genitals. These actions are condemned as severe violations of the Geneva Convention and basic human rights. The segment argues that regardless of one's stance on the war, such atrocities must be decried to maintain human dignity.

Verified footage shows Ukrainian soldiers engaging in the torture and execution of Russian prisoners, including instances of castration and shooting captives at point-blank range. In one recorded incident, a Ukrainian officer uses a deceased soldier's phone to mock the man's mother. While the Ukrainian government has officially warned its troops to follow the Geneva Convention, the segment argues these atrocities are being ignored by Western mainstream media.