Putin seen lugging nuclear launch briefcase, declares "real war" on "The Western globalist elite"

[Whitey Ford]

Ominous: Vladimir Putin Pictured With Nuke Briefcase Moments Before Declaring 'Real War' With West

“Civilization again finds itself at a decisive, critical moment,” Putin said on Tuesday. “A real war has again been launched against our motherland.”

“It looks [the West] has forgotten the consequences of the Nazi striving for world domination,” he continued. “They have forgotten who destroyed that monster, that absolute evil, who it was who stood up to protect their native land and did not begrudge their lives to liberate the peoples of Europe.”

“The Western globalist elite are still asserting their exceptionalism, playing off people against each other and dividing societies,” Putin fumed further.

“They are provoking bloody conflicts and coups, they are sowing hatred, Russophobia and aggressive nationalism, they are destroying traditional family values that make a human a human.”

https://radaronline.com/p/vladimir-p...real-war-west/

[Whitey Ford]

How Putin's 'Nuclear Football' Really Works

Everywhere President Joe Biden goes, he is accompanied by a nondescript briefcase. Though it looks harmless, the black briefcase contains within it the power to destroy civilization as we know it. The leather container is better known as the "nuclear football," and Russian President Vladimir Putin has his own version of the briefcase.

Carried by one of six rotating aides, the American nuclear football—officially named the Presidential Emergency Satchel—functions as a mobile strategic defense hub should the president need to authorize a nuclear strike while away from command centers at the White House. The nickname "nuclear football" reportedly came from an early plan for launching a war called "Operation Dropkick," and every president since Dwight D. Eisenhower has traveled with the briefcase in tow.

Despite popular belief, there is no button inside the U.S. nuclear football to launch nukes. According to former White House Military Office Director Bill Gulley's 1980 book Breaking Cover, the briefcase contains authentication codes, a list of secure bunkers for the president and instructions for using the Emergency Broadcast System.

https://www.newsweek.com/vladimir-pu...cheget-1710422