Viktor Bout and the kangaroo court in the United States

A US federal court just found this Russian guy guilty

A conspiracy to kill US nationals
Plots against US officials and military officers
Trying to get his hands on anti-aircraft missiles
And a scheme to supply FARC with materials

The whole thing was a setup—US agents posed as FARC rebels to bait him into those conversations and build the indictment

Investigative journalist Daniel Estulin actually pointed out
That this trial is really just about undermining Russia's national interests

Russia is still the only one standing up to NATO and US aggression
The United States uses all sorts of tactics globally to chip away at Russian influence and credibility

Anyone remember similar cases happening elsewhere?

After hunting him down for ten years, setting up elaborate traps just to catch him, and burning through massive amounts of ATF, FBI, CIA, and Pentagon budgets at bases all over the globe... what else did you think was going to happen?

Bout is just a gunrunner providing exactly what the market demands. I don't see any crime here, other than the fact that he's an independent operator who refused to take a slice of the pie from the massive military-industrial complex. Now he’s got nothing to do but sit behind bars and contemplate life.

Russia isn't the big player it used to be. They still pull the strings in neighboring spots like Belarus and Ukraine, plus parts of Central Asia, but let's be real—they just aren't even in the same league as China or the United States anymore.

Daniel Estulin, is he that idiot who was obsessed with the Bilderberg Group?

Scott Hall39 said:Daniel Estulin, is he that idiot who was obsessed with the Bilderberg Group?

Precisely. He’s a former high-ranking officer from the Canadian military's counter-intelligence division.