that s scary, well looks like a mystery, let s move on. now they re was reporting at the time, again, the seven back in 2019 during the trump administration, there was reporting that nato felt constrained in their ability to respond. nato felt constrained in their ability to confront putin over what had happened. over something potentially so serious involving the country s nuclear weapons program. basically because nato had a real weakness on that issue at that time. in 2019, nato is worried that they couldn t confront putin on something that serious because of the friendly to the point of survival attitude of the new u.s. president donald trump. towards vladimir putin. who knows where trump would do if you try to have nato confront putin over what happened in that accident? and who knows if that is in fact why the whole thing was just kind of love to slide but the whole thing was left to slide. now today, russian state media,
radiation internationally since the 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster. and we still don t know a caused it, we saw no web russia was up to and will when wrong and what that was all about. later reports suggest it might actually have been a salvage mission, for some kind of a nuclear powered missile that had previously failed and fallen into the sea and they were trying to get that nuclear powered missile that had wrecked at an attempted launch, they are trying to get that out of the sea and maybe that was a cause explosion that killed all the scientists, who knows? like i said, we have lots of speculation but we still have no even now. and that is in part because the world kind of let it slide. now i mean, in a world that supposedly polices nuclear material and nuclear weapons and nuclear ambitions so resolutely, the united states and nato basically amounted no response to that mysterious accident in northern russia two and a half years ago. putin was doing something nuclear that was rec
just kind of love to slide but the whole thing was left to slide. now today, russian state media, which is the only kind of media left in russia. today russian state media was all full of the same pictures and the same headlines about russia test firing a missile they call, satan to. it s a missile that putin says russia nuclear armed icbm perhaps the most powerful nuclear weapon in the world. it s an intercontinental ballistic missile. russia says it is cable dropping multiple nuclear payload s. almost anywhere on earth. in a way that can t be stopped by any country s missile defense systems. and oh by the way into the nuclear warheads can drop is capable of wiping out an area the size of france. or say, texas. now, do we believe russia s claims about this massive new missile? now who knows?
muge-powered missile that had previously failed and fallen into the sea and they were trying to get that nuclear-powered missile that had wrecked at an attempted launch, they were trying to get that out of the sea and maybe that is what caused the explosion that killed all of the scientists. who nose. like i said, we have lots of speculation but we still dedon t know, even though. that is in part because the world kind of let it slide. i mean in a world that is supposedly polices nuclear material and nuclear weapons and nuclear ambitions, so kbrev aggressively, the united states and nato basically mount nod response to that mysterious accident in northern russia two and a half years ago. putin was doing something nuclear that was reckless enough to have caused that much of a disaster. and then the russian government released lies and then just no information about it and the world was like that s scary, looks like a mystery, let s move on. now, there was reporting at the time, again th
Keyboard wizard Marco Benevento brought his trio to FTC (Fairfield Theater Company) in Fairfield, CT on Saturday April 9, 2022. This sold-out show was just part of a very busy 2022 for the jam-based artist. Natural Funk Projekt columnist Ray Chelstowski was there and got to chat with Benevento. He shares his thoughts on the electrifying performance.