Putin's War on the West explained
March 11, 2022
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The West has been at war since 2014, for the aim of destabilisation, so that he could regain control of the Ukraine.
Putin's War started in early 2014, with the ousting of the Ukrainian President.
He built up his military to launch a new kind of Warfare.
To attack through information, to use TV Stations and Social Media to find rifts in Europe and America and exploit them.
He built hacking teams to break into political parties he disliked and gave their information to parties he wanted in power.
He bought passports for operatitives, and used their citizenship to finance parties that he wanted in power and bribe politicians.
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