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Ukraine's only chance at stopping Russia in the near term would be if it could persuade NATO powers to take a more direct role in combat, like setting up a no-fly zone as President Zelensky has persistently pleaded with them to do. One way to get around NATO's rational resistance to directly attacking the military forces of a nuclear superpower would be to appeal to emotion via atrocity propaganda. By circulating a narrative that Russia has done something heinous which cries out to the heavens for vengeance, regardless of the risks entailed.

The United States would also benefit from circulating atrocity propaganda about Russia, in that it would further consolidate international support behind the agenda to economically strangle the nation to death in facilitation of the empire's struggle for unipolar planetary hegemony. Even before the invasion the US was already pushing the narrative that Russia has a list of dissidents, journalists and "vulnerable populations such as religious and ethnic minorities and LGBTQI+ persons” who it plans on rounding up and torturing.

To be clear, it is not conjecture that the US and its proxies make use of atrocity propaganda. The infamous Nayirah testimony for example helped manufacture consent for the Gulf War when a 15 year-old girl who turned out to be a coached plant falsely told the US Congressional Human Rights Caucus that she'd witnessed Iraqi soldiers taking babies out of incubators in Kuwait and leaving them on the floor to die. 

Reading by Tim Foley.

The US And Ukraine Have Every Reason To Lie About The War

KXDJ's Chris Samples had former state investigator Michael Crain on the Perryton Today Show on Tuesday. Crain shared his theory on the Tom Brown case out of Canadian.

KXDJ's Chris Samples and Michael Crain discuss Tom Brown case

KXDJ's Chris Samples has Michael Crain back on the show for part four in the Tom Brown case. In this episode, Crain focuses in on the timeline of the night Tom went missing and what the family has said about that night, as well as private investigator Philip Klein.

KXDJ's Chris Samples & Michael Crain Discuss Tom Brown Case - Part 4

KXDJ's Chris Samples has former state investigator Michael Crain back on the show for part six in the Tom Brown case. Crain goes over a number of audio files where private investigator Philip Klein issues many contradictory statements.

KXDJ's Chris Samples & Michael Crain Discuss Tom Brown Case - Part 6

Boost Radio is a Christian radio network with a difference. Playing Christian Pop & Hip Hop for young listeners, that had previously not been Christian Radio listeners.

Here’s the challenge... How do you image a station like that?

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KXDJ's Chris Samples has former state investigator Michael Crain back on the show for part seven in the Tom Brown case. 

Crain goes over a number of audio files where private investigator Philip Klein discusses the injuries to Tom's skull as well as the notes Brown's mother has kept covering the case.

KXDJ's Chris Samples & Michael Crain Discuss Tom Brown Case - Part 7

Our heroes watch a hard-to-find (but worth finding) Australian noir thriller.

We Just Watched... The Square (2008)

Our heroes discover a 2011 comedy that held up way better than you'd expect.

We Just Watched... Goon

KXDJ's Chris Samples has former state investigator Michael Crain back on the show for part nine in the Tom Brown case.

In this episode, Crain shares more from private investigator Philip Klein and his multiple versions of parts of the case as well as information he received from Trace Sargent, the handler for the cadaver dog that was used in the case.

KXDJ's Chris Samples & Michael Crain Discuss Tom Brown Case - Part 7

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