RFK Jr discusses ‘proxy’ war against Russia, biolabs, and JFK assassination with Tucker Carlson
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The Democratic presidential candidate provided a history of the Ukraine war and how Anthony Fauci set up ‘death scientists’ in offshore biolabs to ‘inverse’ medicine, developing ‘frightening’ microbes ‘to kill people.’
(LifeSiteNews) — In an explosive interview with Tucker Carlson, Democratic presidential primary candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. provided extensive critiques of the neoconservative “proxy” war against Russia along with the U.S. bioweapons development program and who he believes assassinated his late uncle, President John F. Kennedy, in 1963.
The interview was released Monday night in the 16th installment of Carlson’s Tucker on Twitter show, which he launched after the sudden April 24th cancelling of his historically highest-rated cable news show on Fox News.
Ep. 16 RFK Jr. explains Ukraine, bio-labs, and who killed his uncle pic.twitter.com/RMr5VZVqSM
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) August 14, 2023
Kennedy provided a thorough history of the war in Ukraine, charging that the public has been “lied to from the beginning” being presented with a “comic book depiction which we see in every war. There’s a bad guy who’s like, you know, unspeakably evil, who’s planning world conquest or a terrorist attack on America, and we have to be the good guys and go in and stop it.”
But “the background of the Ukraine war is much more complex than that,” involving “a group of people that are known as neocons” who “since 2001 have been talking about putting NATO in Ukraine,” he said.
Kennedy discussed the historical and practical security reasons why the West bringing Ukraine into NATO was a clear “red line” for Russia that it repeatedly and explicitly warned it would go to war to prevent, with all of this being well known and fully acknowledged by U.S. diplomats.
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“The Russians were invaded three times through Ukraine. The last time they were invaded, Hitler killed between 20 and 40 million Russians. Hitler killed one out of every seven Russians,” RFK Jr. explained.
After promising to not move NATO “one inch” to the east in 1992, this promise was broken beginning in 1997. The alliance went on to move “not one inch but 1,000 miles, [adding] 14 countries,” he explained. This included putting “nuclear ready missile launchers … [that] can take Tomahawk missiles” into Poland and Romania. From this proximity, “we could in 12 minutes decapitate the entire leadership of Russia,” he said. And even from here, NATO wanted to move much farther east by incorporating Ukraine.
RFK Jr. compared this to the Cuba Missile Crisis in 1963 when his late uncle, President Kennedy, would have obviously been forced to invade the island nation in order to protect the U.S. homeland from such a threat.