0:00 Some people use losing on a dance show to like fund money too. They get like everyone all pissed, >> dude. >> And then they they they get a lot of money and if they didn't then they their firepower is not even equal to like Israel. Welcome back to another episode of the Careful Boys, where we're going to dive into the alleged poisoning of Putin's opponent via or according to that dude's wife. Have you guys heard about this? >> I didn't even hear about this. That's crazy. >> This is recent. This is this is now kind of like she put out this whole blast basically making this accusation because I'll start from the beginning with it. U this lady named Julia Navali is the widow of Russian politician Alexi who
0:52 claims that two laboratories have evidence that he was poisoned in this jail. And this is specifically Vladimir Putin's opponent. Uh he was a Russian lawyer and a Putin uh uh and opponent of Putin who died in prison this past year uh having been arrested upon his return to Russia in 2021. So he's been in prison for the last like 3 plus years. During his incarceration, he claimed he had been tortured through deprivation of sleep and was suffering from health problems. Amnesty International accused Putin of slowly killing Noni through inhumane treatment in prison. And while behind bars, he was hit with further charges which meant he would have to stay in prison for more years. So like his first accusation was that got him there or whatever that whatever crimes that he committed, Putin somehow kept on like piling on. They're stealing croutons croutons from the cafeteria. >> Exactly. That's a huge offense. Federal
1:42 offense. In 2023, he was moved from the penal colony he'd been kept at to a special regime prison known as Polar Wolf, where prisoners are kept in freezing conditions. >> Sounds gangster as ████ And on February 16th, 2024, it was announced that Noni had died in prison after feeling unwell. And accusations of foul play were quickly leveled at the Putin regime. Now, what they had to do uh was basically get like blood samples or or whatever smuggled out of the country because obviously they weren't going to allow whatever foul play that may have allegedly happened like come to light. So she had to uh figure out ways to smuggle like samples of the the dead body in different ways to different laboratories outside of the country, two completely separate ones that aren't interconnected in order to like verify
2:33 what the findings were. And then both of them conclusively stated that the death was due to poison. >> Wow. which obviously would completely allude to some some essence of foul play >> which fits like you know remember when the Wagner group was going to invade Moscow >> and then they pulled back and then the leader was killed in a plane crash like >> right after Yeah. >> Same ████ same playbook. >> The official version of events from the Kremlin is that he wasn't murdered but instead died from a combination of diseases. Um though like Steve brought up, I mean political opponents kind of somehow falling to their doom. >> Long track record. >> It was just too cold. >> Yeah, >> it was co. >> So she's right now kind of like trying to go or using like news outlets, social
3:23 media because she's got these confirmation from two separate independent laboratories that are claiming that he died of poison. And she literally just posted that uh two days ago. Putin's kind of gangster, man. >> Kind of. >> He's like a forever president, >> but like what could they even do about it if they're like, "Oh, he's poisoned." So, what what can they do? >> Where do you go with that? Do you go to like the UN? Is that like a war crime? Like, what? >> Well, this isn't Russian state media reporting this. >> No, of course not. >> Exactly. >> Yeah. How do you Is there like >> They're not even allowed to talk about it >> in Russia. >> Yeah. >> So, who do you go to? Do you go to like some sort of international court or some ████ Well, yeah, but R Russ Russia's on the UN Security Council, so they're just like >> Yeah, it seems like there's no nothing you can do. >> Wow. >> So, that's just that's just the end of that, huh? Like, because there's nothing. >> I think you probably got to hire ████
4:15 assassins and then just do ████ the way he does. >> Yeah. >> Have some fool ████ sneaking through the window. >> It's almost like you you can only hit back at that same level that they are kind of like the Wagner group. Like they didn't run to the UN and go, "Oh, he killed our boss." It's like, "No, now they have something they're going to do probably >> and we'll never see it and maybe it will never be news, but they'll probably get their revenge somehow." >> Or they'll try. >> They've been trying. I mean, everyone's been trying. I know Ukraine just tried to drone the Russian palace or whatever and they missed. He's got really good security cuz I mean you don't think America's been trying to assassinate and like or do something. >> Have we? >> Well, it's all DL stuff. They're not like openly talking about that kind of stuff. >> Yeah. >> Did I hear it here? Like uh I think
5:05 maybe one of you guys told me that like Kim Jong-un, he ████ has to ████ in a bucket wherever he goes. >> Yeah. Well, it's it's him and it's Putin, too. >> Why does he have to ████ in a bucket? cuz they don't want to leave any like samples and so people can do tests and run tests and find what their like what their weaknesses are, what their >> So it's just like there if that's how they roll like they can't make any mistakes. It's like it's ████ hard to catch them slipping. >> Marriott, there's like a CIA agent under the toilet just waiting for Kim Jong poop to come out and then they can grab it and take it home >> and then find out he's allergic to peanuts and then just like blast the area. Let's bring in the Reese's. >> That's wild. >> Yeah, dude. I feel >> Imagine living like that. That's crazy. >> It's sad because once you see something like this, like like when we're finding out about it, it almost feels like it's
5:56 for sure you can't do nothing because like that feels like the last resort to be like, I need to get the word out because if you can't internally handle it, you know what I mean? Like the last thing you want to do is let everyone know because you expose yourself that you're going to do something about it illegally. But then once it's in this world, you probably are out of options. >> And then now she might be the next target. >> Exactly. Yeah. Then it's kind of just like a sitting duck at that point. >> Oh, you want to take it? >> Take it outside the house. Okay. You know what I mean? >> That's why I think free press are getting this information out is so important to the public cuz the more the public realizes like a lot of this stuff and if their situation sucks, that's the key is if their situation sucks then there's going to be an uprising. If it doesn't suck, I think it's gonna be like America where like we find out like the Boeing dude died, got he got
6:46 assassinated, right? We know all this ████ but like there's no revolution coming. It might seem like that online, but I don't think I don't think I think we're pretty far from it. >> Yeah, the Bowen guy probably won't get no justice or nothing. >> There's a lot of stuff that happens in America all the time. >> Even the open the open AI dude that that dude who's like the guy who killed himself that was like >> Yeah. Supposedly, >> as long as we're like, "Ah, I'm so outraged." And then you can order Taco Bell and watch ████ Netflix and go to sleep in a comfy bed, people aren't down yet. Like, we got to be in a ████ up situation >> where we're like, >> I'm hungry. >> The only thing that does work, >> ████ this ████ >> The only thing that does work that I was watching a thing about is uh money will come in. That's it. So like uh let's say for like when when you have the um I saw this thing last night on on elephants
7:36 and rooms. He's this guy that he analyzes really complicated topics and he did this one on Hamas versus uh Israel and he was talking about how Hamas best weapon is the outrage that the world feels towards Israel. >> So because of that people are willing to donate and like give money to their cause. >> Yeah. But if they couldn't get that information out on what was like happening to them, they their firepower does not even stand a shot against Israel. But their only like saving grace is the fact that the world is so upset. >> So there's that. But then no one's going to go over there. No one's going to come in and like physically >> and actually do something. >> Exactly. But then funding is possible. So if like you bring the word out outside of your uh little bubble and you get money from like the globe, that's that's pretty ████ substantial. Some people use losing on a dance show to like fund money too. They get like
8:26 everyone all pissed >> and then they they they get a lot of money and if they didn't then they the firepower is not even equal to like Israel. >> They just kind of weather away. But if you could do that you could crowdfund you could get people enraged and you could open up a dance studio. >> And it's a huge scop too. It's like those people didn't need to be mad but they got played >> allegedly. >> Allegedly. >> Yeah. So if you don't know what he's talking about, he just compared Kindred to Hamas. >> No. What the hell, bro? Outrageous. >> I do think that if Jab I do think that if Jabawakis wanted to, they could wipe Kinjas off the face of the earth. >> Yeah, but then the world would be outraged. >> That's true. So that's why they don't >> People would be like, "Free Kas. We don't monopolize in the United States, right?" >> Yeah. >> That's dark. >> You're dark, dude. You guys want to You
9:17 guys want to see even more dark? Kinjas kind of sounds like Hamas. Kinjas Hamas. >> That's where you see the line break. Look, that's where you see the line break. And he goes, "Okay, >> that's a disappointed dad look." He's like, "That's a stretch." >> He's like 30 seconds. He's like 30 seconds from saying CP CP CP CP. >> That's the damn That's the damn cracking. >> Sorry, Anthony. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. So this is like the holding cell where he was kept. It's called barbell brigade. >> See, >> it's called barbell. >> Cheap shot. That was cheap. >> That was cheap. >> Yeah. Sometimes we take him out here. We just kick him in the nuts. >> This guy is ████ a big >> not looking ████ big meanie, dude. >> Big meanie. >> You're going after small businesses now.
10:09 >> You know, just >> saying this is where, you know, political opponents go to die. Barbell Brigade. >> That's a barbell brigade. >> Whenever people make jails, do you think there's Do you think they hire interior decorator? Cuz they always have somebody like he decided to paint it like halfway lime green. >> They chose that color. There was like a panone ████ >> Can you imagine like a dude coming in? He goes, "Okay, I I I want to do something a little bit more fan here. I'm thinking maybe lime green." >> They get their only gay guy that they have in the area. Yeah, >> for sure. >> They have like a gay Cuban like spy or something. >> Yeah, it looks like barf. >> Yeah, right. Oh, >> barf quan. >> Yeah, >> barfan. >> What is that? A heater? What are those? Like towel dryers? >> I think it is barf. He just got poisoned
10:59 and he >> probably >> a towel dryer. >> I don't know. What are those cylinders? >> I don't even know where the bed is. >> I guess you pull it down. >> Maybe you just lay on the floor. >> Oh, yeah. That's a bed. This is like the >> Yeah. Murphy like like a chain there. >> Yeah. >> A Murphy bed. >> Calling that a Murphy bed is wild. >> Just like caught on hinges. Yeah. >> No, it's a Murphy bed. >> Damn, that's crazy. >> Oh man, that's that's terrible. >> I will say a guy definitely designed that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't even know what that is. Is that like a stool built into a just metal? >> Can you imagine a metal bed? >> It's just miscellaneous nothings, dude. That sucks. >> Yeah, it's tough tamali. That's what that is. >> So, that's Barbell Brigade. If you guys want to make your way over there and put
11:49 your workout on, check it out. Check it out, please.
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