LARRY JOHNSON—As someone who played a minuscule role in a CIA information operation that targeted Soviet military operations in Afghanistan in November 1985, I feel somewhat qualified to comment on the mammoth propaganda campaign the United States and Europe have unleashed on Russia. I have never seen anything so perverse and so dishonest.
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ELENA PANINA—While there are indications that Japan will join AUKUS, the Chinese civilization still have an almost bloodthirsty bone to pick with Japan as a result of both the first and second Sino-Japanese wars. I read what the Chinese people say, and cannot but come to the conclusion that they will wipe Japan off the map with relish. Yet, they are a serious people and they are not disrespectful or take decisions about the lives of others on a whim. They also do what they say they are doing and do not play.
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HILLARY CLINTON: “We created terrorists to provoke the collapse of the Soviet Union. And it was a good investment.”
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BRIAN BERLETIC—Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine is being fought differently than the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 not because Russia’s military is inferior or incapable of conducting modern warfare effectively, but because it is an entirely different type of conflict. Ukraine is larger geographically, with a larger population, larger and better equipped/trained military; – Ukraine has built up fortified positions across the Donbass for the last 8 years. These defenses are not merely infantry sitting in trenches – they include long-range fire support from artillery, multiple launch rocket systems, mortars, tanks, and anti-tank weapons; – To defeat these defenses, Russia must methodically eliminate long-range Ukrainian heavy weapons.
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LARRY JOHNSON—The Mozart Group is under the command of a retired U.S. Marine Colonel, Andrew Milburn. It is trying to train Ukrainian troops to fight the Russians. Shades of The Pacific! A friend of mine, a retired Marine General, knows Andy but only worked with him after both left active duty. My friend says Milburn is a solid guy. Retired Colonel Milburn insists that his Mozart Group has nothing in common with the Wagner Group:
