Ask yourself: How much of what you first heard about BLM and then the coronavirus turned out to be true? Not a lot of it. It was mostly lies. But you didn’t know that at the time. You were busy being yelled at. If you pointed out that, actually, all lives matter, they called you a racist. If you expressed concern about vaccine mandates, they called you an anti-vaxxer. Sound familiar? The pattern never changes. “Hey, maybe war with Russia isn’t a good idea.” Say that some time out loud.

Tucker continues his coverage of what’s behind our soon-to-be war with Russia. Invasion is bad, certainly, but how much of what we’re seeing is propaganda? Highlights include:

“The Biden administration just inserted itself with force into the middle of a hot war between two foreign powers. That means the United States is now an active participant in war. We are at war with Russia. Whether or not that war has been officially declared, whether or not Congress has authorized that war, all of that is irrelevant.”

“That war right now is happening as we watch. Why is no one in Washington saying anything about this? Because they support it, they always have.”

“Vladimir Putin just invaded Ukraine because he didn’t want Ukraine to join NATO. Putin certainly had other motives as well, people always do have multiple motives, but that’s the main reason Russia invaded. The Russians don’t want American missiles on their border, they don’t want a hostile government next door. Now, that’s true, whether you’re allowed to say it in public or not. It has been true for a long time.”

“The invasion was no surprise to the Biden administration. They knew that would happen, that was the point of the exercise. We watched all this happen. We missed it. How? Honestly, because it was insane, and therefore very hard to take seriously.”

“Why in the world would the United States intentionally seek war with Russia? How could we possibly benefit from that war? We still don’t know the answer to that question, but it is obvious that permanent Washington has been fixated on war with Russia for a very long time.”

“Nuclear war is not the only risk. Economic consequences of this are already profound, they’re history changing, actually, and if you don’t believe it, check out commodity prices. They’re out of control. Wheat is up nearly 60% over last year, that’s the highest price ever recorded for wheat. Not good news if you plan to eat.”

“And it won’t get better. Russia is one of the largest fertilizer producers in the world. You probably don’t farm, but you do buy groceries. It’ll be obvious to you soon.”

“Thanks to Biden’s policies, Russia and China now form a bloc against the United States. This was the nightmare scenario, now it’s real.”

“Just today, the Chinese foreign minister described Vladimir Putin as China’s ‘most important strategic partner.’ So, are we gonna’ see a boycott of Chinese goods in the United States? They’re making this war possible. Oh, don’t bet on it, that would be racist. But we should prepare to lose our position as holder of the world’s reserve currency.”

“That is happening in slow motion, it’s unmistakable. Now, the Biden people seem to have no idea this is going on, or maybe they want it to happen.”

“For the record, this is the third moral panic we have had in the United States of America in less than two years. You don’t want to live in a country where moral panics break out regularly, by the way. Moral panics diminish the people who engage in them, and hurt the people who don’t. They’re degrading, they’re crazy, they’re the opposite of what you want. You want to live in a country where wisdom and restraint and rational behavior and decency determine the outcomes, not screaming.”

“On Thursday we told you that Russian forces had bombed a nuclear reactor in Ukraine, that seemed to be true. But it was not true, no reactors were hit. An unnamed Ukrainian official had claimed radiation levels in the area had risen, that turned out to be untrue as well. In the words of Mark Nelson, who is a nuclear energy analyst, ‘I’m afraid to say this looks like a coordinated effort to induce panic.’ Of course, it was what we call ‘disinformation,’ and it was designed to get you to support a war against Russia.”

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