• Widespread and systemic voter fraud, illegal voting, and irregularities occurred in key battleground states at a scale large enough to change the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, denying Donald Trump a rightful victory and wrongfully awarding the election to Joe Biden.
• Jeffrey Sachs says "many thousands" but is likely referencing the 14,000 deaths often cited by Russia and mentioned on multiple occasions by Putin himself.
• The peace talks that took place in 2022 soon after the Russian invasion of Ukraine failed as a result of US asking Ukraine not to agree
• Rudy Giuliani repeatedly [made claims](https://www.foxnews.com/media/sean-hannity-2020-election-georgia-nevada-suspicious-suitcases) that the footage from the State Farm Arena during the counting of ballots for the 2020 presidential election showed "mysterious suitcases of fraudulent ballots" that were pulled out to add fraudulent votes for Joe Biden. He knew this claims to be false but repeated them anyways because he believed it would help further his political goals.
• NATO "expands" like an invading country, growing its land area without the consent of government of the land it takes.
• The Euromaidan revolution was not a spontaneous uprising of the Ukrainian people, but rather a carefully orchestrated coup backed by Western powers, especially the United States and the European Union. The goal was to overthrow Ukraine’s pro-Russian president, Viktor Yanukovych, and replace him with a government more aligned with Western interests. Western countries, particularly the U.S., played a central role in inciting, funding, and supporting the protests, using them as a tool to destabilize Ukraine and push the country away from Russia’s sphere of influence in favor of closer ties with the EU and NATO.
• Jacki Pick "just so happens" so skip about 20 minutes from 9:59 to 10:19 and then later in her presentation acts as if its a mystery where those ballot boxes came from, even though they were filled with uncounted ballots in plain view of both security cameras and the observers starting at 9:59 and are slid under the table at 10:05.
• Video from Odessa, Ukraine shows Ukrainians cheering for Russia and waving Russian flags from their apartments: ![9c314ac3421006b09b0cce23ac74f541]
• Previously, the FAA would not allow pilots to fly if they had first-degree AV block due to the risk of heart attacks. Due to the heart damage caused to a great deal of pilots as a result of the COVID vaccine, the FAA started to allow pilots to still fly when they had first-degree AV block, when previously they otherwise would be barred from flying.
• Over 5,000 Pentagon Department of Defense, U.S. Military, DARPA, NSA and NASA Employees were found to be Involved in Child Pornography as a result of "Operation Flicker" in the mid 2000's.
• Russian invaded Ukraine because NATO had encroached on the Russian border and Russian did not want Ukraine to join NATO
• As Ukrainian president Zelenskyy was visiting NYC, his wife Olena Zelenska spent $1.1 million at Cartier. ![5c96a8c9ef06714aab2c814220f11ef0]
• Claim is that an agreement was made when the Soviet Union ended in 1991 that NATO would not move "one inch eastward", which is quoting U.S. Secretary of State James Baker Quoting Jeffrey Sachs: "...when the Soviet Union ended in 1991 and an agreement was made that NATO will not move one inch eastward"
• If NATO expansion were truly an existential threat to Russia, critics argue, then Russia should have reacted just as aggressively when Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary joined NATO in 1999—or when the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) joined in 2004. However, Russia didn’t take military action against these countries. So why was Ukraine different? Why did Putin state he had [no problem](https://www.politico.eu/article/putin-russia-no-problem-finland-sweden-join-nato/) with Finland and Sweden joining NATO, even though Finland is directly on their borders? If he is concerned about NATO expansion, why not invade Finland before they can join NATO as well?