Topic: Western Ukraine

Resistance movements in Eastern European countries like Romania are emerging as defenders of traditional Western values. Meanwhile, the NATO-led conflict in Ukraine is criticized as a strategic failure. Starting a war with a sophisticated civilization like Russia is described as a reckless decision by Western leadership.

The hosts examine the "karmic" suffering of the Russian people through the Czars, Communism, and World War II. McInnes defends "Western Chauvinism" as a preference for Western order over the "brutal" and "atheist" history of the East. They criticize liberals who allegedly celebrate the deaths of Russian soldiers, referencing a recent incident where a shark killed a Russian man as an example of modern "idiocy and evil."

The host and guest discuss the "karmic" history of Russia, from the Czars to communism and the current conflict in Ukraine. They express a "Western chauvinist" view, arguing that while the East is brutal and often atheist, the West remains the "best house in a bad neighborhood." They criticize liberals for rejoicing in the deaths of Russian soldiers.

Barnes provides a historical overview of Ukrainian ultra-nationalism, focusing on the legacy of Stepan Bandera and the OUN. He argues that the "Holodomor" narrative was a mythology used to demonize Russians and that the West has spent decades instigating conflict in the region. The segment links these historical movements to modern "color revolutions" and CIA-backed operations like Gladio.