UK Column News - The German Military General Andreas Marlow Regarding Ukraine Says…

Published: May 26, 2023

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson and Patrick Henningsen reporting today’s UK Column News.

The German military General Andreas Marlow in charge of training Ukrainians said: “We will train up to nine thousands Ukrainian soldiers.”

General Marlow, the instructor who have worked with Ukrainians continue saying: “Ukrainians soldiers are not interested in the military training programme. They are far more interested in ways to intimidate the enemy, including ways that may qualify as war crimes. They praise the punitive operations that SS troops carried out during World War 2 and they glory the swastika.”

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Comedian, Podcast Journalist Jimmy Dore Has Been Added To Ukraine Government’s Kill List

Published: May 29, 2023

Comic Jimmy Dore has been added to the Ukrainian government’s ‘kill list’ that identified the Zelensky regime’s opponents that include other public figures and journalists who have spoken out against Ukraine’s war, including Aaron Maté, Scott Ritter, Roger Waters and even Henry Kissinger. Some of the people on the kill list have been “liquidated”, which is a euphemism for murder. The kill list website was reported to be a product of the Ukraine government that is funded by the CIA (among others) and is hosted by NATO on its servers in Brussels. It is ironic that the Kissinger is on the Board of Directors for the NATO’s think tank, the Atlantic Council, at the same time that Kissinger is also on a NATO-sponsored kill list.

Max Blumenthal said that the website is a proxy for governments to attack their own citizens without having to do it directly. The website was in existence prior to the Orange Revolution in 2004 and was funded by the National Endowment for Democracy, which is known as a “CIA sidekick” and George Soros’ International Renaissance Fund. In 2022, Daria Dugina, the daughter of Russian political strategist Aleksander Dugin, was killed in a car bomb that was intended for her father, who was on the kill list.