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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2025 · 53 MIN

U.S. Publicly Admits Ukraine Is a Proxy War Between U.S. and Russia [EP 4463-8AM-HR 1]

from Speak Freely Podcast with Patrick Howley · host Spreely Media

This episode of The Pete Santilli Show (EP4463-HR-1) delves into the U.S. proxy war in Ukraine, government corruption, and media manipulation. Santilli argues that the war in Ukraine is entirely dependent on U.S. intelligence, funding, and military aid, claiming it would collapse without American intervention. He criticizes the Biden administration’s foreign policy, accusing it of fueling global conflicts and prioritizing globalist agendas over American interests.Other key topics include election manipulation, media bias, and NATO’s alleged attempts to pull the U.S. into deeper military conflicts with Russia. Santilli warns that mainstream media suppresses the truth and urges his audience to support independent journalism. He also calls for grassroots activism to resist government overreach and fight back against what he sees as deep state control over U.S. policies and public perception.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speak-freely-podcast-with-patrick-howley--5775590/support.

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