According to various reports, both in the free and mass media, four German air force officers were intercepted by
Russia during a telephone conversation on February 19, 2024.
One of the topics discussed was that Germany should supply up to 100 Taurus long-range missiles to Ukraine.
These missiles have a range of 500 kilometers, which would allow Ukrainian air strikes far into Russian territory.
Swiss military expert Ralph Bosshard writes on bkostrat.ch that such talks could also be staged.
In the current case, freelance journalist Peter Haisenko writes on anderweltonline.com that the German Ministry of
Defense has confirmed the authenticity of the recording.
The operator of anti-spiegel.ru, Thomas Röper, also writes that the German media have confirmed the authenticity of the
wiretapped phone call published in Russia in their reports.
However, the whole story raises the question of why the German military discussed such sensitive matters in a
telephone conversation that was apparently not tap-proof?
The German lawyer Peter Schindler wrote a thesis paper on this on March 4, 2024.
In his opinion, the Taurus leak was not an operational accident, but a "strategic leak" to a. test whether the German population
would react negatively to it, and b. at the same time mentally prepare the population for the
supposedly "inevitable" - open war with Russia.
Is the German government consciously accepting that this will further escalate the Russia-Ukraine conflict?
German journalist Kayvan Soufi-Siavash - formerly Ken Jebsen, founder of KenFM - pointed out the
background to the Russia-Ukraine conflict in an impromptu interview with Kla.TV last year.
He warned urgently against further fueling the conflict.
He also spoke about his reorientation and briefly presented the content of his lecture tour.
He wants to help people to see through the fear propaganda that the mass media bombard people with on a daily basis.
On March 25, 2024, Kayvan Soufi-Siavash gave his lecture "Fear eats up freedom" in Biberist, Switzerland.
The event was organized by the Swiss Association of Independent SMEs.
In Switzerland, SMEs are small and medium-sized enterprises.
You can find out about other lecture dates on the following website:
Now watch part of Kla.TV's spontaneous interview with Kayvan Soufi-Siavash
Hello Kayvan, thank you for taking the time for us here at Kla.TV.
Now we just wanted to ask you, we're doing a spontaneous interview with you here.
What do you think about this Russia-Ukraine conflict, for example?
What is your assessment?
So, we would be interested to know.
Well, what is developing between Ukraine and Russia or Europe is not a new conflict now, but that is actually, that has already -
Halford Mackinder wrote with the Heartland Theory, when the Germans established trade on the Eurasian Plate with the Baghdad
Railway and the British Empire with the sea power realized, okay, there is competition and Halford
Mackinder already wrote about it in 1903 or 1904:
We have to make sure that the two powers never come together.
Of course, this book was later also read by the American power.
Brzezinski has also read it - America is the only world power.
And George Friedman also said in 2015 that we have to make sure that a wedge is driven over it.
But we have no interest in them joining forces, because that is a common economic market, it is not our market.
Besides, when two people quarrel, the third is happy - that's us, divide and rule, that's Rome.
That's how every empire acts and that's why it was clear from the outset, and he said so quite clearly, that if we managed to
provoke Russia so much by placing our missiles in Ukraine that they were only 500 kilometers from Moscow, then
they would have to react and that is practically a trap.
And then we can point to them and say ... Well, what the Americans forgot, or they were a bit too slow, after 1998.
There are now the BRICS countries.
And you can't just separate Russia like that anymore, because they now have very powerful allies
who have no interest in an American empire either.
Yes, so we have China, we have Russia, we have India, we have South Africa, and there are more countries to come.
In the meantime, even former partners are turning away from the USA, i.e. Saudi Arabia is meeting with Iran in Beijing,
which is not really what we want and, let's say, we may need our oil outside the dollar currency in the near future.
In other words, the train has left the station, the empire just hasn't understood that yet and is now somehow trying
to make us pay for this shit once again by forcibly embracing the West and waging a proxy war in Europe.
And that's why it's always the same magic trick, but the train has left the station in the sense that you can no
longer overrun these BRICS countries, Brazil is one of them.
I would like to point out that when there was still NATO, NATO still exists, has expanded, but when there was
still the Warsaw Pact, people always said, yes, are they now the Warsaw Pact or are they now NATO?
And acted as if they were all there.
In fact, there have always been 120 states in neither the one nor the other.
So we are actually the minority, if you look at the non-aligned - the non-aligned worldwide -
they are actually the ones who don't want to do it.
And that's actually most of them.
Exactly, and I believe that the Americans, every empire, has to realize that the star is sinking and we've been living in a
multipolar world for a long time, but every empire can't see that and now we just have to see that this
staggering giant, which isn't just stupid, you have to say, it also has a lot of good sides.
It's not just the government, there are also many things from America that are cool and it's
wonderful that it doesn't take everything down with it.
We will succeed in doing so.
And if we don't succeed, we will all end up in a nuclear holocaust.
That's what happens.
And what we're doing at the moment is, if the Germans arm themselves, yes with 100 billion and buy F-35 bombers that can
then fire nuclear missiles at Moscow at some point, then German sites like Ramstein will be bombed or what (do)
I know ... Stuttgart, and then millions of Germans will set off, for example to Switzerland.
This leads to refugee movements within Europe.
Nobody can have any interest in that, but a military-industrial complex that has become so large that it
simply needs war to survive is a threat to all democracy.
And an American president, Eisenhower, has already said that.
So basically it's what we've always seen, you're just not allowed to say it because they're the good guys.
And the good guys want to abolish international law at the moment.
Huh? Why?
And replace it with a value-based world order.
Why? Because if the nations join forces, they can also enforce international law.
And that has simply been hypocritical so far.
Yes, and this veil, it's all falling now.
We somehow followed the wrong good guys.
In Germany, we have basically just changed the leadership.
Do you understand?
And where I say listen, take responsibility for what you think you are.
And if you are democratic, then you cannot be in favor of war.
We already had this under Willy Brandt and Egon Bahr, that we simply say, listen, go over and talk to those
you don't understand, because you can change a lot of things in politics, just not the geography.
And war is not an option, violence is not a solution.
You don't say hurt to your child when they come home either.
Did the other one have a pocket knife?
Then you'll get a gun tonight. - We won't do that either.
Why does this apply to international politics?
It doesn't work either.
And if these are our representatives, then they represent something else.
But not peace and not our lives.
Then it's our job to say, sorry ... we have to take their word for it, we have to turn them down, we don't want that.
And you have to empower yourself.
Yes, I also find it interesting that if two of your friends were fighting, you wouldn't give one of them more weapons.
You would intervene, you would mediate.
And you wouldn't give one person more weapons so that he could kill the other.
That makes no sense at all.
I'm yawning in it, but I'm not that faint either.
Let's see how that turns out.
That's the thing, you know, we're in a ship and in the ship itself two people on the ship are threatening to sink the ship.
Let's see how that turns out.
Anyway, I'm going down there.
Or I have chosen a different metaphor.
None of us would get on a Swiss coach and somehow drive along the Swiss pass roads and realize that the driver is totally drunk.
And you think, hopefully he'll turn the next corner.
Because at some point someone says: "It's dangerous", and grabs his arm and says: "I would like to get out."
Because he knows ... it's no use
... Or someone else has to take the wheel.
Yes, because I'm going to drive down there.
But we see that we're dealing with lunatics and think, hopefully this won't end badly.
Or hopefully they'll come to an agreement, or else.
Yes, this passivity is not bad.
I go up there and say, hello, your common sense.
With the bus driver that would be, we need to talk.
You just do it, even though you're not a bus driver.
And here you think I'm not an expert. What is that?
We have been taught this, of course. There are experts for this.
Where we are today. Who got us there?
Experts.
Experts
You've already said a lot.
You talked about the lecture series that you are now starting.
Or what else can we expect from you in the future?
Will they see you again somewhere?
I mean, you are, I think, KenFM no longer exists, this website.
Yes.
Then you have a new website now.
They once heard that you were out of Germany.
Yes.
What have you, well you said you don't have the plans now, but is there anything that
you can already see, what your next steps are?
Well, I started with KenFM on the radio in 2001.
That was a radio program on RBB.
That was public television.
That was a music program, No. KenFM was bullied out of RBB at some point.
Then it went online and did what most people know.
So I made political programs. Yes.
And interviews done. Exactly.
Interviews and various formats: the makers, TweetTV, Position and so on, very skillfully
done, many, many formats, also many podcasts.
And then that was also attacked and then I said I would end it, and it became apolut.net.
apolut.net is a portal that has adopted much of KenFM's content.
Also many large parts of the editorial team and also others and many podcasts and so on.
But I am not editorially active there.
I don't write anything there.
If I do something, they can link to it.
They also link to other things.
I am only a technical advisor.
And in the meantime, I'll be soufisticated from the end of May.
I said yes, I would like to return, but not as Ken Jebsen, but with my real name.
And I want that - where I've already said - I'm about other things, I'm about soul, I do Soufisticated.
And that comes back and there are many formats, but it's mainly about finding everyday heroes and
interviewing them because I want to introduce them.
And this soufisticated.net will be coming at the end of May and I'm also on tour with a lecture in the
meantime, which will be announced when the tour dates are.
This is a classic scientific lecture that also works with slides, just like a Ganser, but we already do that with
"Fear eats freedom", it's about the techniques of propaganda.
It's about how socially positioned are people?
What is its social DNA?
Why is all this possible?
So that you understand this trick of propaganda, why it works again and again, once you've understood it, it's like
when you go into a store and say, Mr. So and So is coming, he wants to do a magic trick, he says, here's the pigeon.
Watch what he does there and then he can never do that trick again.
And I want people to laugh when another trick like that comes along, to laugh: 'I know that one'.
And then we can finally start and ask them, how did he do that?
Because propaganda is one-sided information, one-sided information because you distract people.
But the trick is simple, it's easy to see through.
Our homework is to finally deal with it, to say, listen, it's not that difficult.
The books are written, that's how it works.
And it's just as transparent as if a dog came along the path and I had a sausage, it would stop.
Do you know each other? Nope. Dogs react to sausages.
Is that the case? Yes.
Does this also apply to poodles from Afghanistan? Yes.
Sheepdogs in southern Switzerland.
I think so.
Do you know your way around? Nope. I know how dogs walk.
The dog just doesn't know that. Do you understand?
And they know how we walk.
Because they have spent years researching us through their social science and simply apply their knowledge.
And you are now in debt and say, can I know that too? Yes.
It's like taking driving lessons.
Learn to do research about yourself.
And then you say, oh well, then it's only because I simply refuse to learn - exactly - and now it's your responsibility to learn.
And once you've started, you'll get there faster than you can say we need a different education system, we need the money.
But you can start right away.
The point is that you initiate the change of perspective yourself and that's super simple.
I just want to show that.
Anyone can do that. Exactly.
You just have to get on track.
You need an afternoon, you read three books, you say, that's actually quite easy.
Why did I never notice that? Because it's well made. It is well made.
Yes.
That's like, do you know the movie The Sixth Sense?
Yes.
Exactly. At the very end you realize, shit, the guy, Bruce Willis, is dead.
You'll notice it at the very end.
Because they simply learned in the movie, until the end ...
This is super well done and this is the moment I promise you in the lecture. Dude, that's well done.
Yes, it's well done, but then it doesn't work anymore.
You can't watch The Sixth Sense for the second time and be surprised.
That's right, yes.
That's what it's all about for me. Dissolving with surprise. Un-deceiving. Dissolving the deception.
Yes, thank you in any case for the interview.
That was very spontaneous and we wish you all the best with your future projects.
We also think it's great what you're doing, the way you're moving forward with the whole education movement and so on,
and I also think what you said about people coming of age, that they should actually start with themselves.
The new world begins at home, actually begins with me.
I think that's an important message.
Exactly. And that's why congratulations to kla.tv.
I think every alternative medium, who authorized you to do that?
I'll just do it now.
That is an enrichment.
I believe that we all, the most important message in all of this is simple, the solutions are decentralized.
Decentralized media, decentralized money, it's all decentralized.
Lots of good ideas everywhere so you can't corrupt one.
We don't have to replace one pyramid scheme with another.
We have to take our cue from nature, there are no pyramids.
Exactly.
There is no such thing. They are cells, many individual cells.
What can we learn from this?
Networked as an organism.
Think, think ahead and then take action.
Yes.
It's simple and straightforward, but you just have to get your ass in the race or it won't work.
Very good. Good. Thank you.
Thank you too. Thank you very much. Good luck.