He predicts a NATO defense of Odessa that becomes a stalemate, produces European revolts, and allows reconciliation between Putin and a more pro-Russian Europe.
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Odessa
He predicts a NATO defense of Odessa that becomes a stalemate, produces European revolts, and allows reconciliation between Putin and a more pro-Russian Europe.
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He predicts that Odessa will become NATO's last stand and a death trap, producing resentment and political collapse in NATO countries and bringing Turkey into a confrontation Russia can exploit.
He gives three predictions for testing the hypothesis: the war shifts to Odessa, Russia and China fall out, and Russia comes to Iran's aid.
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"...this triggers a civil war in America. In Ukraine NATO decides Odessa will be the last step. So Russia encircles Odessa and Russia proceeds..."
"it causes political upheaval in Germany it causes a political revolution in Turkey and after these civil wars and these revolutions Europe becomes more..."
"...the next phase of this war is the Russian encirclement of Odessa. If Russians are able to take Odessa, Ukraine is finished. Because Russia..."
"...happen. This means that NATO will make its last stand in Odessa. Right now, a lot of preparations are being made to reinforce Odessa...."
"...And so, that's Putin's strategy. Putin's plan moving forward. To make Odessa into the final battle between NATO and Russia, which will culminate in..."
"...prediction, of course, is the war in Ukraine will shift to Odessa."
"...allow Russia to come in easily to control Turkey, okay? So, Odessa is the first big prediction. The second big prediction is there will..."
"...the war in Ukraine shifts to this final catastrophic struggle in Odessa, where Russia and China are falling out, and where Russia comes to..."
"...be useless. So the last piece to this puzzle would be Odessa, which sits on the Black Sea. The reason why you want Odessa..."
"Okay, so you're saying that Russia will take Odessa? That's correct. Okay, so they'll control the Black Sea. That's right."
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The episode's pressure is not that religion sometimes decorates politics.
The episode begins with two escalations: Ukraine expands, Iran heats up.
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