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EVERYTHING MR. EMORY HAS BEEN SAYING ABOUT THE UKRAINE WAR IS ENCAPSULATED IN THIS VIDEO FROM UKRAINE 24

ANOTHER REVEALING VIDEO FROM UKRAINE 24

“Polit­i­cal language…is designed to make lies sound truth­ful and mur­der respectable, and to give an appear­ance of solid­i­ty to pure wind.”

— George Orwell, 1946

Dave Emory has launched a Patre­on Site: www.patreon.com/DaveEmory

Dave Emory in the KFJC stu­dio.

COMMENT: In the lat­est Patre­on talks–three one-hour talks per week–Dave high­lights com­par­isons between the mil­i­tarist edu­ca­tion giv­en to Japan­ese boys dur­ing the pre-World War II peri­od and the military/entertainment com­plex described in FTR#‘s 1218-1221.

Much recent dis­cus­sion has been devot­ed to analy­sis of the drone killing of Ayman Al-Zawahiri, the leader of al-Qae­da and Osama bin Laden’s for­mer right-hand man.

Not­ing that Mohammed Al-Zawahiri–Ayman’s brother–was a key aide to for­mer Egypt­ian pres­i­dent Mohammed Mor­si, a key Mus­lim Broth­er­hood leader and a liai­son between the Egypt­ian Broth­er­hood and al-Qae­da, Mr. Emory reviews infor­ma­tion about the prob­a­ble role of Egypt­ian Broth­er­hood per­son­nel in the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Beng­hazi, Libya.

That event became a major GOP polit­i­cal foot­ball in the run-up to the 2016 Pres­i­den­tial elec­tion, with James Comey’s last-minute re-open­ing of the “inves­ti­ga­tion” into Hillary Clin­ton’s e‑mails hav­ing helped secure the elec­toral vote for Don­ald Trump.

In addi­tion, we weigh the pos­si­ble impact of Al-Zawahir­i’s killing on the 2022 U.S. midterm elec­tions and U.S./Pakistani/Chinese rela­tions.