Mike Ritland

Great Britain, the UK, which has massive interest in Eurasia, just built an air bridge between Pakistan and Romania for this exact purpose. And so, but Pakistan also, Imran Khan, the prime minister, did not want to... He did not want to... This is shortly after the 2022 Russia-Ukraine military fiasco kicked off.

The US and UK foreign policy folks thought that, in their own words, when they were effectively bribing the political class of Pakistan, and this is all in The Intercept, everyone can look this up, these leaked cables, it showed that

The US and UK foreign policy folks thought that, in their own words, when they were effectively bribing the political class of Pakistan, and this is all in The Intercept, everyone can look this up, these leaked cables, it showed that

The US and UK foreign policy folks thought that, in their own words, when they were effectively bribing the political class of Pakistan, and this is all in The Intercept, everyone can look this up, these leaked cables, it showed that

Carrots and sticks were offered by the Biden foreign policy establishment to parliamentarians in Pakistan in order to oust Imran Khan in a no-confidence vote, an impeachment that would take him from power. And then he was arrested shortly thereafter. He's currently in prison, even though he was the wildly popular elected head of state.

Carrots and sticks were offered by the Biden foreign policy establishment to parliamentarians in Pakistan in order to oust Imran Khan in a no-confidence vote, an impeachment that would take him from power. And then he was arrested shortly thereafter. He's currently in prison, even though he was the wildly popular elected head of state.

Carrots and sticks were offered by the Biden foreign policy establishment to parliamentarians in Pakistan in order to oust Imran Khan in a no-confidence vote, an impeachment that would take him from power. And then he was arrested shortly thereafter. He's currently in prison, even though he was the wildly popular elected head of state.

And the reason cited by the State Department for carrying out this coup operation was that Imran Khan had taken, quote, an aggressively neutral position because Khan had said that he will continue to have Pakistan do trade with Russia. He does not want to allow Russia. weapons, you know, to go to killing Russians.

And the reason cited by the State Department for carrying out this coup operation was that Imran Khan had taken, quote, an aggressively neutral position because Khan had said that he will continue to have Pakistan do trade with Russia. He does not want to allow Russia. weapons, you know, to go to killing Russians.

And the reason cited by the State Department for carrying out this coup operation was that Imran Khan had taken, quote, an aggressively neutral position because Khan had said that he will continue to have Pakistan do trade with Russia. He does not want to allow Russia. weapons, you know, to go to killing Russians.

And given how central that Pakistan is in this Pakistan-Romania corridor, Georgia skew, I see, is the same way, aggressively neutral. But that's all it takes. That was all it took for the State Department there. And can I continue just on this point? Absolutely.

And given how central that Pakistan is in this Pakistan-Romania corridor, Georgia skew, I see, is the same way, aggressively neutral. But that's all it takes. That was all it took for the State Department there. And can I continue just on this point? Absolutely.

And given how central that Pakistan is in this Pakistan-Romania corridor, Georgia skew, I see, is the same way, aggressively neutral. But that's all it takes. That was all it took for the State Department there. And can I continue just on this point? Absolutely.

Going after the courts in order to nullify elections or influence the activities of the elections is the beating heart of what USAID and, to a related extent, the State Department, CIA, and civil military folks at DOD do.

Going after the courts in order to nullify elections or influence the activities of the elections is the beating heart of what USAID and, to a related extent, the State Department, CIA, and civil military folks at DOD do.

Going after the courts in order to nullify elections or influence the activities of the elections is the beating heart of what USAID and, to a related extent, the State Department, CIA, and civil military folks at DOD do.

USAID is in their charter to pursue so-called judicial reform, which allows them to effectively bribe and try to rig the decisions of judges and the judiciary and the rise and fall of laws in foreign countries. And USAID made a special project targeting what they call EMBs, election management bodies. which are the bodies in countries that adjudicate elections.

USAID is in their charter to pursue so-called judicial reform, which allows them to effectively bribe and try to rig the decisions of judges and the judiciary and the rise and fall of laws in foreign countries. And USAID made a special project targeting what they call EMBs, election management bodies. which are the bodies in countries that adjudicate elections.

USAID is in their charter to pursue so-called judicial reform, which allows them to effectively bribe and try to rig the decisions of judges and the judiciary and the rise and fall of laws in foreign countries. And USAID made a special project targeting what they call EMBs, election management bodies. which are the bodies in countries that adjudicate elections.

So, for example, it's our Supreme Court that decided, you know, the Bush versus Gore hanging, you know, hanging Chad's, you know, election in the U.S., 20 years ago. In Brazil, the EMB, the election management body, is what's called the TSE. It's basically a subcomponent of their STF Supreme Court. That is the Demorais Voldemort judge who banned X, seized assets from Starlink, and is basically...