Tucker Carlson: America lost the war with Russia

Russian officials see Ukraine’s conflict as NATO’s proxy war – a concept that some Western politicians, including US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, have publicly agreed.

In an interview with Alex Jones on Wednesday, Carlson accused those who are continuing the clashes that Russia had won the field.

“We have just lost a war to Russia,” the former presenter of FoxNews said.

“The United States was the manager of that war – the US military, the Pentagon, the State Department, the CIA, led the war against Russia,” he said. It was not Ukraine at all … it has never been. “

Carlson expressed concern that “no one dares to say it aloud – that we have made our power overly real.”

He likened America to a six -year -old divorced man trying to attract a 6 -year -old girl, unaware of how ridiculous and humiliating.

Carlson warned, “This is called improper pride, and this is the way the emperors are destroyed and the populations are destroyed.” “It may be better to set our expectations more realistic,” he said.

Meanwhile, Alex Jones argued that many supporters of Kiev were militarily ignorant of Kiev, referring to the dangers of nuclear intensification raised by the actor Sean Penn. He emphasized that the term “mutual guarantee destruction” for the scenario of the Great Nuclear War was not selected for no reason.

In response, Carlson pointed to an assessment of the Pentagon that showed that at some point the risk of converting Ukraine’s conflict to nuclear war had reached 5 %. He said any policy making that is comfortable with such a possibility should be “in prison for dangerous mental illness”.

According to Rasha Todi, high Russian officials, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, have publicly stated that Moscow will use all its existing tools to counter the threat that is critical. However, Ukraine and its Western supporters have rejected the words of the Russian leader as “nuclear blackmail”.

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