Former KGB Agent Reveals Truth Behind History of Russia/Ukraine

Patrick Bet-David Podcast Episode 130. In this short clip, Jack Barsky and PBD discuss the real history of Russia and Ukraine.



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[vitkotomas]

@Adam, Yugoslavia? Really? Yugoslavia does not exist anymore ! @ Patrick, thank you for not confusing Slovakia with Slovenia ... much appreciated.

[jimmystevens]

Thank you Pat! Help get the facts out there!!

[trikata]

The Azov batallion got admitted as a regular part of the Ukrainian army after the coup which is also "not a good sign". They commited a lot of crimes against russian speaking ukrainians

[reaccionapuertorico]

Please do a video discussing Yuri Bezmenov’s interviews from the 80’s

[midshipsport]

Jack Barsky was on Republic TV's Arnab Debate Show recently lol !

[sconri]

Great job Adam, you hear someone making a point and you just have to randomly start talking about the same topic, over then and not let them finish.

Patrick: “this is a really great sandwich and let me tell you about it…”

Adam: “lettuce! Bread! Cheese! Bacon!”

Guest: - hasn’t been able to say a word for the last ten minutes

Last words of the clip "Selinsky is a good agent"

[launcelot]

Can someone tell me if Gerald is still here. I don’t watch these like I used to since he is never on now

[moiboy]

One of the first nuanced discussion on this that I’ve found. Thanks PBD!

[Metalblowing]

Former KGB agent reveals truth. What exactly did he reveal? My dad is a former KGB agent, there are thousands and thousands of them all over the post USSR. By the way, my dad and I live in Lviv where we have a monument to Bandera.

Why didn't this expert reveal that Bandera spent the whole WW2 in a concentration camp and was jailed by gestapo? For an evil Nazi collaborator he sure had a weird way of fighting with Russian army.

Why didn't this expert mention general Vlasov? He was on on many thousands of Russians who declared war on USSR and were armed by the Nazi government.

This far right topic in Ukraine is so ridiculous. I speak Russian my whole life in the most pro Ukrainian city in the country, never had an effing issue. Our far right party for less than 2.5 % in the last election. Russias own military is using pagan symbols like svarga, similar to swastika and nobody bats an eye. Their CVK Vagner force has runic/pagan symbols all over their equipment and nobody bats an eye.

It's funny that this guys from kgb doesn't mention how NKVD was executing Ukrainians from 1917 up til 1985s for speaking Ukrainian. Maybe that got something to do with the national movement eh?

[planeteuropa]

*President Charles De Gaulle*
In 1966-67 he withdrew France from NATO's military structure—which required an American to be in command of any NATO military action. He expelled NATO's headquarters and NATO units from French soil.
“France is determined to regain on her whole territory the full exercise of her sovereignty, ” wrote French President Charles de Gaulle. The country intended to stop putting its military forces at NATO’s disposal and intended to kick NATO military forces—and those of NATO members—off of its land.

[myshambhala]

Regarding of Bandera and Ukrainian nationalists popularity - Google "Ukraine narodniy top 2022" (Ukraine People Top). First place (64%) Taras Shevchenko - 19th century poet, writer, artist, public and political figure. 2nd - Volodymyr Zelenskyy (30%), Ukrainian President. 3rd - Lesya Ukrainka (20%), 19th century writer. 4th - Bohdan Khmelnytsky (17%), 17th century military commander. 5th place - Stepan Bandera (13%). In 2012 and 2016 he had 4% and 8%. Ukrainian nationalist Roman Shukhevych (1997-1950) - 2%.

Comparing with Russia - in 2021 STALIN was in the first place (39%). In 2017 38% and in 2012 42%. 2nd place - Lenin, all these years. 3rd and 4th place Pushkin (poet) and Peter the Great, Tsar of Russia, 17th-18th century. 5th place - Putin. (Google "Putin Plummets, Stalin Stays on Top")

Comparing with Stalin popularity in Russia - in April 2019, a Levada center poll revealed that 70% of Russians approve of Stalin's role in Russian history, the highest ever recorded, and that 51% viewed Stalin in a positive light. (Wikipedia - Neo-Stalinism).

[cent]

This is regular people paying the price, for introducing CBDCs, nothing more. Average people are getting slaughtered like previously in history for a bigger goal, it disgusts me deeply.

[truthvenum]

These guys are incredibly in the light division of knowing what's going on. One step up from Oprah or Jerry Springer show.

[dragoimircea]

Get john mearsheimer on the podcast. He can tell you what are the issues between Ukraine and Russia and also about the US involvement.

[xentaatnex]

So Putin seems to think Hitler is somehow still a threat in Ukraine just like Stalin feared?

[troutaholic]

I don’t know about using the words “truth” and “KGB” in the same sentence.

[ssunkite]

Yep, trust a comedian to run a country.

This is guy is a german !!! I hear his accent!

[SuperBalkan]

Yugoslavia was never part of USSR!!! Tito is rolling in his grave after those comments.