The renowned documentary and filmmaker indicated on his official Twitter account that the US government would be able to organize a nuclear attack on Donbass.
“Of course, if that happens […] All the eyes in the world would be trained, like Pavlov’s dog, to blame Russia. That guilt was established in advance, regardless of who put the device on the market.”
Stone’s comments come on top of warnings from other pundits and websites not affiliated with US corporate media that the Pentagon has about 100 small nuclear bombs (luggage bombs) in Europe that could be used to blame the Kremlin.
Stone pointed out that Washington, and in particular Undersecretary for Political Affairs at the US State Department Victoria Nuland, have in recent weeks warned of Russia’s possible use of nuclear weapons in its military operation in Ukraine and threatened to “pay more than that.” , if it does happen.
This message was immediately shared widely by government officials and the media, who promoted the idea that “Russia is going nuclear,” the filmmaker noted.
“This is all due to Putin’s reaffirmation of Russia’s nuclear policy, although not as aggressive as our nuclear stance,” he said. “This got me wondering why is this being repeated over and over?” Stone wrote, revealing the answer he found himself.
“As a result, I wonder what if somewhere in the Donbass region the US created the conditions for a weak nuclear explosion of unknown origin, killing thousands of Ukrainians?”
“Of course, if that happened, God forbid, all the eyes in the world would be trained, like Pavlov’s dog, to blame Russia. That guilt was established in advance, regardless of who put the device on the market.”
Stone noted that the truth could come out a few days later, but stressed that in this case “the truth doesn’t matter” as the White House is “waging a war of perceptions with great skill and undisguised force”. ».
According to polls, more than a third of Americans support military action in Ukraine, even if a nuclear war with Russia is at stake.
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