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Latest videos regarding Ukraine and Russia

 via Dave S.

Listen up and share! Spread the truth. I discuss what’s really happening in Ukraine https://www.facebook.com/100067936309249/videos/375563744007938/

Putin to clean out the deep state Cabal?

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misc info:

WORD ON THE STREET: New York City Hasidim EVACUATING to Catskill Mountains NOW

via Reddit variety of news and information:

Anonymous attacked Russia and from the Kremlin gained 222 GB of data. He will publish the names of all agents

I did some DuckDuckGo.com search and found the following info:

 “Putin Announces Total Independence from ‘Rothschild-Controlled’ US Dollar,” an entry on Truth11.com

Published:
 
March 2, 2021 / 12:31 pm
Original Article: https://tapnewswire.com/2021/03/putin-announces-total-independence-from-rothschild-controlled-us-dollar/

RUSSIA, UKRAINE, WAR

Order Out of Chaos: How the Ukraine Conflict Is Designed to Benefit Globalists


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