Will Tucker Carlson interview Vladimir Putin live on X? What was inside the envelopes delivered to Presidential families at the George H. W. Bush funeral? Will silver prices skyrocket in September? What’s happening with crypto currencies like bitcoin and XRP? These are among the many questions addressed as Clif High joins Jsnip4 in a free-form conversation, “The Wacky Woo,” moderated by Jean-Claude from Beyond Mystic.
Gene Decode joins the NVTV podcast to warn of the unpreparedness of the U.S. military, the fast-moving BRICS movement, DUMBS update and the alarming number of children who have vanished in Ukraine, which now numbers 60,000!
Decode also discusses how the fourth indictment and the arrest of Donald J. Trump backfired on the Deep State and Democrat Party. In an overwhelming display of support, Decode says the Trump campaign raised more then $4.1 million in the 24 hours after his mug shot was splashed throughout the mainstream media–a political campaign record! More from Decode and NVTV host Nicholas Veniamin.
Retired Col. Douglas Macgregor says there’s an old expression in the Army about battlefields, or anything: “The first report is always wrong.”
Macgregor tells London Real’s Brian Rose this was certainly the case in what the media reported was a coup to remove Vladimir Putin by the Wagner Group. “It was not a coup, it was not an uprising, it was not a rebellion,” he says.
MacGregor says that in Wagner leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, we were dealing with someone who is Russia’s answer to reality TV in the United States. He says it was never about Putin, but about the Wagner Group’s frustration with the Ukrainian conflict and ending it quickly. Here’s more.
Gene Decode joins Patriot Underground to break his silence on the Wagner Group’s incursion into Russia, which he believes was a perfectly-executed maneuver by the Alliance..
Decode explains the Alliance sting and motive behind it, plus he exposes NATO’s true mission, discusses the Donald J. Trump and Hunter Biden probes, our collapsing timeline and more.
