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Johnson summarized [[the West]]'s relationship with [[Russia]] as such:
 
Johnson summarized [[the West]]'s relationship with [[Russia]] as such:
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{{quotebox-float|[[Western alliance|Western leaders]] locked themselves into a narrative. And the narrative is basically, "Here's poor [[Ukraine]], just minding its own business when this [[rape|rapist]] thug that's [[Russia]] came along and decided to invade it. And they invaded in 2014. And the heroic Ukrainian people have been fighting back. And that's who we're fighting with" - that has no relationship to [[reality]], at all. That is just complete manufactured [[crap]].
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{{quotebox-float|[[Western alliance|Western leaders]] locked themselves into a narrative. And the narrative is basically, "Here's poor [[Ukraine]], just minding its own business when this [[rape|rapist]] thug that's [[Russia]] came along and decided to invade it. And they invaded in 2014. And the heroic Ukrainian people have been fighting back. And that's who we're fighting with" - that has no relationship to [[reality]], at all. That is just complete manufactured [[crap]]. Johnson is a member of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS).  
    
It is [[the West]] that has been constantly meddling in [[Russia]]'s internal affairs. It's been the West that has put together an organized [[intelligence agency|intelligence effort]] to try to [[subvert]] and destroy Russia. But the way we sell that in the [[United States]] is we flip it, and maintain that that's exactly what Russia's doing to us. "Russia's trying to destroy us". [[Truth]] be told, if we had our hands in our pockets and were minding our own business, we wouldn't have a problem with Russia. But that's not the case.  
 
It is [[the West]] that has been constantly meddling in [[Russia]]'s internal affairs. It's been the West that has put together an organized [[intelligence agency|intelligence effort]] to try to [[subvert]] and destroy Russia. But the way we sell that in the [[United States]] is we flip it, and maintain that that's exactly what Russia's doing to us. "Russia's trying to destroy us". [[Truth]] be told, if we had our hands in our pockets and were minding our own business, we wouldn't have a problem with Russia. But that's not the case.  
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