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There aren’t a lot of amazing stories left in “The New York Times,” they are all so predictable and self-righteous, but if you read the paper yesterday you did see one. “U.S. Exposes What It Says Is Russian Effort to Fabricate Pretext for Invasion.” That was the headline. The story explained that at some point very soon, Vladimir Putin plans to stage a fake military attack on his own citizens. Putin will use actors to portray Ukrainian soldiers and Intel operatives committing atrocities against Russians. Then he’s going to videotape the whole thing and secretly release to the world. When people in the West see the clips of that on Facebook they will understand why Putin was justified in invading Ukraine. So it’s a Psyop. Pretty diabolical.
RUSSIA PLANNING UKRAINE FALSE FLAG AS PRETEXT FOR INVASION: PENTAGON
You may be wondering how exactly how do we know that Vladimir Putin is actually planning to do something like this. Because in real life, the global intelligence world is a very complicated place. People in it rarely tell straightforward truths. So actually, if you are devising propaganda for the Ukrainian government, this might be exactly the kind of story you would place in “The New York Times,” which of course is compliant. They’re on your side. A story like this would give you a way to plausibly deny attacking Russian citizens.
Is that what happened here? We don’t know. We have no idea if “The New York Times” account is true or not. Then again, neither does “The New York Times.” Right in a story, they conceded that the Biden officials “would not release any direct evidence of the Russian plan or specify how they learned of it,” saying to do so would “compromise their sources and methods.” Those must be the same sources and methods the CIA is protecting by continuing to hide thousands of documents from 911 two decades ago, or the Kennedy assassination 60…
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