Michael Malice

I also think a lot of Russians, I'm sure if I ask them, they're not thinking like, let's wipe the Ukrainian people off the map.

I think whatever reasons they have, it's not kind of going after this.

Even if you have to kind of rile up people against the citizenry, it's not to that level of the hatred of the kulaks, hatred of Ukraine.

That's also very different from the Holodomor.

And also there is dispute in the press about the causes, the consequences, the victims, the villains of

Putin's war, but when it came to this, no one is denying that the war is happening.

The New York Times isn't saying everything is fine and the only reason people are saying it's a problem is because they hate Putin or they hate Zelensky.

That's not a thing.

And the fact that we have so much footage

of what's happening in Ukraine.

And, you know, you have, it takes two seconds to go on Google and you have a map of, you know, Russian advancement.

What parts are they occupying?

What parts are not under their control?

You know, I did a little live stream.

I raised money for Ukrainian refugees to feed them because that's my concern is just keeping people fed.

There was none of that, you know, and the two people who kind of spoke the truth, Gareth Jones was shot, I think the day,

Before his 30th birthday, while he was uncovering news, I think it was in Mongolia, Malcolm Muggeridge had problem finding work when he exposed this.

And I think, like we were talking about earlier, the ubiquity of things like cell phones and camera phones would make something like this

I don't know, I wouldn't say an impossibility.

They could still do it, but it would be really hard to cover it up.