232 - Mapping the Collapse of the Global Order | Peter Zeihan | Velina's Talk

Peter Zeihan is a geopolitical strategist who has immersed himself in the world of international affairs throughout his career. He is also an author and has published multiple books including his latest one "The End of the World is Just the Beginning: Mapping the Collapse of Globalization". He has also featured in some of the world's top podcasts such as The Joe Rogan Experience.
In this episode Velina and Peter discuss:
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Demographic Point of no return
02:54 Will India rise geopolitically?
05:42 China's story ahead
08:17 Will China Attack taiwan?
11:49 Cold War 2.0
16:33 EU's survival
20:00 Will Russia survive this war with Ukraine?
25:24 Will China provide arms to Russia?
28:12 Energy transition trends across the globe
30:56 Role of International Institutions
34:07 What region is Peter bullish on?
36:00 BRICS' Currency vs US Dollar
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  • @Lambert7785
    @Lambert77856 ай бұрын

    peter is clearly a geopolitical analytical genius...

  • @andrewdavis6917
    @andrewdavis691711 ай бұрын

    Very good back and forth. The subtitles are very well done and I have to say added to the conversation.

  • @tomslivick8620
    @tomslivick86207 ай бұрын

    One of the best, or maybe 'The Best in depth interviue programs' I have ever seen. Zeihan sounds like one of the best global athories ever. What a great breifing. The interviuer blew my mind! Execptional, best ever questions. I am querious if the best ever logical analasess is as good as it sounds. I have never heard such a well intergrated And clearly stated analises with so many linked and moving parts. Well done and thanks. I am proud to be a human after whitnessing the logic, articulation, and, charm of these two persons. Great display of 'Western Clasical Thought'. Give us more please!

  • @SonnyBubba

    @SonnyBubba

    5 ай бұрын

    There are many videos of Peter Zeihan doing speaking engagements with various groups. If you search KZread for them, you’ll want to stick to the ones that are over an hour long, as you will get the full discussion. Peter also does a daily 3-7 minute video on current events.

  • @Raz-Al-Raziz
    @Raz-Al-Raziz10 ай бұрын

    Lol I wanna see how this video will age 😂😂

  • @luvmydeck
    @luvmydeck10 ай бұрын

    Holy run on questions!!!

  • @hemangpalan
    @hemangpalan11 ай бұрын

    Insightful conversation 👌

  • @oneviwatara9384

    @oneviwatara9384

    11 ай бұрын

    😅😂

  • @TheContrariann
    @TheContrariann11 ай бұрын

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ *EXTREMELY GRATEFUL FOR THE SUBTITLES* ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @perskarva123

    @perskarva123

    11 ай бұрын

    Well...sure but I could see plenty of mistakes in there. For example: Greece was "Grease" and "crustal" was "crystal"

  • @kevinpritchard3592
    @kevinpritchard359211 ай бұрын

    Great analysis and insight

  • @storymansworldofdiscovery1831
    @storymansworldofdiscovery183111 ай бұрын

    Wonderful! Thank you!

  • @TheContrariann
    @TheContrariann11 ай бұрын

    I may disagree with some things, but a Beautiful Podcast 👏❤🙌

  • @carlhadenius7852

    @carlhadenius7852

    9 ай бұрын

    What dont you agree with if I may ask? :)

  • @josephtraficanti689

    @josephtraficanti689

    8 ай бұрын

    If it's true, Doctor Rudniki got an MIT PhD in Chemical Engineering. Thesis was the laser activated propane fuel cell. It does not create carbon dioxide. Rather it makes carbon soot. So no carbon emission. BTW the soot can be recycled to propane. H2O can be electrolytes to hydrogen. Soot plus hydrogen can make the supply of propane be maintained. Sustainability is not cheap but it is doable. The tech is mostly straight forward. It is also scalable. Reverse osmosis can make salt water into fresh water to give the supply of hydrogen. Nevada has a great number of sunny days. Pipe water from California to Nevada. Voila. You can reduce the size of lithium batteries with this cogeneration system.

  • @stuart940

    @stuart940

    8 ай бұрын

    was wondering that myself and then wondered why i wanted to know that and not what he agreed with are we looking for an argument? i need help. peace.@@carlhadenius7852

  • @britcat7780
    @britcat778010 ай бұрын

    I do disagree with Zeihan on one small but important point - specifically I think that current technology really massively favors defenders over offenses and as a result. once they have their territory back, Ukraine has no incentive to go forward and every incentive to create a murderous defensive wall. The reason has to do with the impact of modern technology on war. Sometimes war technology supports the offense (think tanks, radio communications, dive bombers all instantiated into blitzkrieg tactics) an sometimes war technology supports the defense (think walled cities or the impact of barbed wire, dug in artillery, long ranges riflery, train transport supplying the front lines in the US Civil War and even more in WWI giving a huge advantage in mechanized slaughter to the defense. I think everyone thought that the new technologies of war at play in Ukraine - drones, accurate deadly hand launched missiles like Javelins, highly accurate 20-60 mile range HIMARS artillery, rapidly deployed minefields, massive tank forces, helicopters would all favor the offense and continue the trend since the US introduced the LandSeaAir combined arms doctrination in the first Gulf War. But the reality is that all in all the technologies really favored dug in clever defenders familiar with terrain. Drones targeting incoming systems, long range artillery battering them as they came into range, light anti-aircraft missiles ending helicopters and jets as tools of offensive warfare, and long range artillery destroying ammo dumps making ammo intensive tank assaults dificult, etc. The Ukrainians used technologically brilliant to blunt and destroy what everyone thought would be an overwhelming Russian blitz to start the war. And now the Russians are managing to do the same thing to the Ukrainian summer offensive. Ukraine would be better off just driving the Russians out by cutting them off in Crimea and elsewhere from resupply, then making an impenetrable defensive barrier to annihilate the attempts at continuing attacks by the Russian forces that survive the current phase.

  • @danielsmithiv1279

    @danielsmithiv1279

    7 ай бұрын

    You failed to take into account one major factor--Russia's poor logistical planning. Had that 40 mile convoy not fallen apart and failed, you would definitely be seeing a more favourable position for Russia right now. The Russians failed on a basic level to provide enough food and fuel on their first assualt and so it failed miserably. Had they gotten it right the first time, things would've been WAAAAAAY better on their end. I'm not saying they would've taken Ukraine in days. But what I am saying is that the Ukrainians would've been completely overwhelmed had the Russians got it right the first time.

  • @here_we_go_again2571
    @here_we_go_again257111 ай бұрын

    Great video! Thx Bharatvaata (subscribed) I am happy that India has a bright future.👍😊

  • @cm22454

    @cm22454

    8 ай бұрын

    I'm not sure that it's going to be bright, but certainly less terrifying as the breakdown of the rest of the region and all the Africa and Europe. Life as we know it looks to be over in the next decade, or two, at best. The UN is already predicting mass famine in Asia, Africa and the middle east. If your nation isn't close to self sustaining... You're life isn't going to be bright.

  • @johnschuh8616
    @johnschuh861611 ай бұрын

    Interesting interview. Good job.

  • @johnschuh8616

    @johnschuh8616

    10 ай бұрын

    Given the results of the Ukraine counter-offensive, a lot of reevaluation is needed.

  • @derbezacesanchez3779
    @derbezacesanchez377911 ай бұрын

    Very good report by a geopolitical expert who has been to these countries and or knows how their governments work.

  • @britcat7780
    @britcat778010 ай бұрын

    Knowledgeable interviewer asking important (if complexly stated) questions of an exceptional strategic thinker. Excellent interview. I will probably listen to this a few times to make sure I have it all straight. As an American, looking at the absolutely idiotic economic policies being employed by the US government - the massive diversion of resources into absurd and impossible decarbonization visions, massively irresponsible spending of circa $6-8 TRILLION dollars of borrowed money on crony capitalist and green new deal policies, massive hyper-regulation suppressing productivity, suppression of oil and natural gas production in the nation with the most such resources in the world during a time when our allies are in trouble due to the sanctions on Russia, and support of a very expensive and poorly productive education system focused increasingly on political indoctrination into progressivism rather than math, reading, language skills - It is amazing to hear Zeihan's reasoning how the collapse of the international system of globalization America supported the creation of will end up crippling our enemies and helping save our currency and economy. It reminds me of the famous statement by Otto von Bismark "“God has a special providence for fools, drunkards, and the United States of America.” As an American I am glad that we will luck out in the coming chaos but just amazed at Zeinan's analysis and just hope that he is right and fate will save us from ourselves.

  • @sophiachavez3377

    @sophiachavez3377

    9 ай бұрын

    I agree with most of your statements and wonder why you don’t go after Zeihan for his prediction that Biden will win in 2024, his denigration of Trump after stating in a previous video that Biden has used Trump’s tweets to make policy and has continued many of Trump’s policies. I, too, hope he is right about the US, but question his motives because he is not impartial.

  • @blindshiva2826
    @blindshiva282610 ай бұрын

    Gads, I had to take a nap after that inquisition.😎

  • @monkeeseemonkeedoo3745
    @monkeeseemonkeedoo374511 ай бұрын

    The captions are crazy :o

  • @veronicamaine3813
    @veronicamaine381311 ай бұрын

    I'd disagree that Ukraine needs to push forward but they will. Russia is on a trajectory that only goes one way, and a formal lose vs a lose in all but name is really an exercise in semantics, in reality they are the same. If Crimea returns to Ukraine, that is is it for Putin and maybe Russia.

  • @joeldwest

    @joeldwest

    11 ай бұрын

    Crimea wants Russia, they voted to join them. The US just lies

  • @joeldwest

    @joeldwest

    11 ай бұрын

    The US has been the propaganda beast

  • @cm22454

    @cm22454

    8 ай бұрын

    Putin and a very few others are standing against the globalists NWO agenda, which is likely driven by the collapse Peter describes, which makes their urgent goal of having it well established by 2030, make sense. It appears they want to insure their control of everything in perpetuity and Putin, Trump, and a few others are merely roadblocks to be removed at all costs.

  • @buddermonger2000
    @buddermonger200011 ай бұрын

    Iberia is already in NATO though

  • @anneli1735

    @anneli1735

    11 ай бұрын

    …and this since 1982 Spain and Portugal 1949 - not just recently! That’s really bad information provided here - what else to be checked now? 🤔

  • @spicysalsaking791

    @spicysalsaking791

    10 ай бұрын

    @@anneli1735 He meant if/when European states fall apart completely, Mexico joins "nato" (more like AUKUS+CANZUK+NAFTA combo at that point), and then uses it cultural ties to try to get Spain/neo-Spain back "into the fold." Remember, he never said if they'd be accepted or not. Europe is decaying (including Russia, not to mention Japan and SK), and the US has WAY bigger problems than Europe. Europe lowkey barely even matters for NAFTA/Americo.

  • @kurtbob6451
    @kurtbob645110 ай бұрын

    I read some comments and am delighted to hear that I'm not the only person in the world that thought the nice lady interviewer's questions were obscenely long. I'm not exaggerating -one of her questions was 300 words long. most were over 100 words long. If you're at all like me and like to get right to the meat of it, after a while I wised up and fast forwarded, completely ignoring her questions, to listen just to Peter.

  • @sammyo2583
    @sammyo258310 ай бұрын

    I think this guy has forgotten that there is a gas,and oil pipeline from Russia to China,and China is recirculating the oil to Europe,not just india

  • @atrothe
    @atrothe10 ай бұрын

    This woman asks the longest questions in history.

  • @vuchaser99

    @vuchaser99

    10 ай бұрын

    I agree, but I think she is aware of PZ's canned and lengthy answers. So I believe she was trying to be specific to get NEW perspectives from PZ.... though they got too long that PZ forgot the 2nd and 3rd point of each question.

  • @kurtbob6451

    @kurtbob6451

    10 ай бұрын

    No excuses- no if ands or buts, I commented separately but I totally agree that her questions were wildly, unabashedly, obscenely, grossly and confusingly too long. You could run out of adjectives.....

  • @martinschulze5399
    @martinschulze53998 ай бұрын

    In another talk he brings up how great the usa is with shale oil. The permian growth is gonna continie for 3-5 years. I agree. But thr best assets are already in Produktion, the decline Rates very high. Watch shubham gargs multi-hour long analysis where he goes through almost each company and well. The decline is comming soon. And it will be hard. One of many things where zeihans analysis is wrong and shallow

  • @lkd982
    @lkd98211 ай бұрын

    very handsome interviewer

  • @martinschulze5399
    @martinschulze53998 ай бұрын

    My country germany is structurally screwed. And nor even politically with these Clowns in charge. Very hard to convince my folks that oir wealth is already gone. They just have not realized it - yet

  • @rlu1956
    @rlu195611 ай бұрын

    How was Peter Zeihan so WRONG about Ukraine losing FAST to Russia? A good video explaining that would be fun to watch. BTW, I respect and watch Zeihan, not a critic per se. Fun stuff geo-politics, prophetic one might say.

  • @esjabear1168

    @esjabear1168

    9 ай бұрын

    Zeihan made his reputation while he worked for Stratfor, where he climbed up to be second in command of the company. So he needs not to prove his skill as an analyst. He, and everyone else in the know, predicted that Ukraine would fall quickly. Russia had the second largest army in the world, etc. No one could have foreseen that the short, former comedian who was Ukraine's president was a brilliant, courageous, and hard working war leader. We all also missed the fact that the Ukrainians' generals are the best in the world. We had all been fooled in 2014 when Russia easily took Crimea, and so on. As you say, Zeihan is a man to be respected. None of us is right all the time.

  • @royhorologic1732

    @royhorologic1732

    8 ай бұрын

    Beware unmodulated certainty. @@esjabear1168

  • @royhorologic1732

    @royhorologic1732

    8 ай бұрын

    See Vlad Vexler's critique of Zeihan's analysis of Putin's neo colonial efforts. Zeihan always comes across as completely authoritative whatever the subject (usually demographics) but in that particular case, as Vexler politely and convincingly demonstrates, he's completely missed the mark. I wonder how much of his wide ranging analysis is similarly wrong-headed?

  • @martinschulze5399

    @martinschulze5399

    8 ай бұрын

    Zelensky isnt brilliant. He does what the US demands them to do. The US supplys them with intel and likely strategic plans

  • @henriikkak2091

    @henriikkak2091

    4 ай бұрын

    ​​@@esjabear1168None of us are right all the time but maybe experts should stick to topics they're experts in. Ukraine is the second most willing nation in Europe to defend itself against Russia. Finland is the first. That Ukraine is still around doesn't come as a surprise to this Finn.

  • @jackbailey7037
    @jackbailey703711 ай бұрын

    Why the annoying subtitles. These ruin the show!

  • @thenumber1Doc
    @thenumber1Doc7 ай бұрын

    Interesting interview, I think the guy with the beard is completely wrong. But I respect his perspective, however i question where he gets his information, because I don’t think he could be more wrong. He will wake up when his money is Chinese and his police speak Russian

  • @francisplumb8869
    @francisplumb886911 ай бұрын

    At 23 minutes, he fails to grasp how USSF - UW/FID works. The Russian have capability gaps in C3I, but the US exploited and exacerbated these issues. But other than that I love his perspectives on almost everything else.

  • @laurentmorin1477

    @laurentmorin1477

    11 ай бұрын

    He never mentioned UW or FID. What are you even talking about?

  • @morespinach9832

    @morespinach9832

    11 ай бұрын

    Russia and US - in the Russian backyard it’ll always be Russia that will win.

  • @troys6096

    @troys6096

    11 ай бұрын

    Except when the populace has an uprising. That has already happened with the Ukraine. I expect that the higher the body count the more the anger.

  • @JoeStrange709
    @JoeStrange7097 ай бұрын

    I enjoy Zeihan's insights, but they all become moot if all Asians in the world have eye surgery to become 'round eyes' (as they call us), and half of them convert to Judaism while the other half join the Mormon Latter Day Saints church. Or, conversely, if the former White colonial powers require their citizens to change their eye shape and skin color and become slaves of the people they have wronged in the past. Lest you think I jest, what if I had told you a couple of decades ago that soon children too young to start kindergarten would soon be given the 'right' to have their bodies mutilated and their genitals cut off but still not allowed to drink alcohol. ( Hey, those children need to be *sober* when they decide whether or not to mutilate their body to fulfill their dream of being either a cowboy or a saloon girl.) You think my 'reasoning' is 'bizarre'??? Duhh...you are living in a financial system where the government has given private bankers the right to 'pretend' to create money and then charge you interest on the imaginary money. Oh, and eWe the Sheeple (that's you and me) are responsible for guaranteeing that the bankers will get everything they are pretending to have coming to them. Yes, the interest alone will soon be more than Gross Domestic Production, so even when the bankers own *everything* eWe will still owe them the 'balance' on the outstanding debt.

  • @elainemagson213
    @elainemagson2139 ай бұрын

    Oh dear. So many misconceptions.

  • @chris_nielsen
    @chris_nielsen10 ай бұрын

    He's covering his ass. If he told the truth about the war he would lose his career.

  • @paulmartin4168
    @paulmartin416810 ай бұрын

    Eh, at 19 minutes. Iberia, both Spain and Portugal are already members of NATO. Unlike Mr. Zeihana to show such a gap I'm his knowledge

  • @yopyop3241

    @yopyop3241

    10 ай бұрын

    He probably meant to say”NAFTA” instead of “NATO.”

  • @cpicassoh

    @cpicassoh

    10 ай бұрын

    Exactly, it’s obvious he meant to say NAFTA.

  • @royhorologic1732

    @royhorologic1732

    8 ай бұрын

    Not really. He's absolutely certain about his every opinion (some of which may well be correct) which is a near-guarantee of errors.

  • @vegsource
    @vegsource10 ай бұрын

    Yeah, Ukrainians didn’t do so well militarily… 😂

  • @royhorologic1732

    @royhorologic1732

    8 ай бұрын

    Maybe they need to go Vegan?

  • @martinschulze5399

    @martinschulze5399

    8 ай бұрын

    ..and LGBT

  • @evenflow2057
    @evenflow20577 ай бұрын

    22:55 lol wrong

  • @jmarvind
    @jmarvind10 ай бұрын

    The most delusional nonsense I watched in a long time. Never again.

  • @HiranyaGarbh.
    @HiranyaGarbh.8 ай бұрын

    In Hindi we say, "rassi jal gai par bal nahi gaya".

  • @TheClardydawg
    @TheClardydawg11 ай бұрын

    The subtitles are atrocious

  • @notme9816

    @notme9816

    11 ай бұрын

    They can be great fun.

  • @papagiiigo2985
    @papagiiigo298510 ай бұрын

    He doesnt supply a single ioda of why Russia invaded Ukraine, and his analysis on the war itself would be hilarious if it wasn't so atrociously wrong. Claiming Russian tech sucks and can't run a military is hilarious. They have Zero interest in invading Poland either.

  • @spicysalsaking791

    @spicysalsaking791

    10 ай бұрын

    im not a crazy cult fan of his, but he talks EXTENSIVELY about how Putin arguably had little choice but to invade, due to the geography of the former USSR, US' fetishizing this idea of Ukraine actually joining NATO+ refusing to allow either side any real chance at peace, and so much more (particularly bad Russian demographic trends). Clearly you need to do more research.

  • @royhorologic1732

    @royhorologic1732

    8 ай бұрын

    See Vlad Vexler's critique of Zeihan's absurdly wrong analysis of this issue.@@spicysalsaking791

  • @aquilifergroup

    @aquilifergroup

    8 ай бұрын

    Wrong. Why do you think Poland has been militarizing for the past thirty years? You obviously don’t know the history of Eastern Europe and the countries there viz a viz Russia.

  • @taireport

    @taireport

    8 ай бұрын

    just watch Russian TV once in a while and see if they have an interest in invading Poland. You will be surprised. Do you really think Eastern Europeans are all paranoid for nothing?

  • @wickedpuppyent

    @wickedpuppyent

    6 ай бұрын

    If you've read his books or listened to any of his lectures, he has repeatedly mentioned the 300-year-old Russian policy of blocking the nine access points that allow armies into Russia proper. He predicted this war down to a six-month period almost ten years ago. Their technology is subpar, with no quality control, and is just repackaged junk like the Kinzhal "hypersonic" missile, which is just an Iskander missile that was always hypersonic (Mach 5+). However, when attached to a MIG-31, it becomes maneuverable because of the jet. Additionally, if their officers and other conscripts weren't busy robbing the military blind and raping and/or pimping out 18-year-old conscripts (which is ironic considering how their society looks at homosexuality), they might be more effective. They just have nukes, which makes them a problem. Poland was always one of their end goals, along with the Baltic states and part of Romania. This has to stop, and let's all hope the Ukrainians can at least force a ceasefire. Mobsters with nukes who don't know what real diplomacy or combined arms tactics are, along with having no real educational system since the 1980s, are a very dangerous people. They have a lot of Russian people in the middle as hostages. Learn some history and verify your own research.

  • @RJay121
    @RJay12111 ай бұрын

    Advice to both hosts. Please learn to use less words, get to the question. Give shorter answers 😮

  • @vuchaser99

    @vuchaser99

    10 ай бұрын

    This is long form interview. This is not sound bite news. No Cliff Notes here.

  • @jackgoldman1
    @jackgoldman18 ай бұрын

    Oh my God. Local control. Reality. That sounds horrible, anti globalist.

  • @derrickwells333
    @derrickwells33311 ай бұрын

    He is a great sci-fi writer. That is what his books are is sci-fi from his vivid imagination. good read if you like make believe.

  • @inquisitive9248

    @inquisitive9248

    10 ай бұрын

    Agree 100%. He is dreaming

  • @royhorologic1732

    @royhorologic1732

    8 ай бұрын

    In Zeihan's universe everything could be fixed if only there were MORE PEOPLE!@@inquisitive9248

  • @user-bu6lc8wm9s
    @user-bu6lc8wm9s3 ай бұрын

    Can she be any better in hiding her latent anti-Americanism?😊

  • @joeldwest
    @joeldwest11 ай бұрын

    Lots of lies and spin here.

  • @johndoe-vc1we

    @johndoe-vc1we

    11 ай бұрын

    such as?

  • @mortdigo

    @mortdigo

    10 ай бұрын

    ​@@johndoe-vc1weRussia is killing it ... Not Ukraine.

  • @vuchaser99

    @vuchaser99

    10 ай бұрын

    ​@mortdigo Says who?! I agree Ukraine is not "killing it"... but the Russians are not either. Anyone that claims anything about this war is a propagandist... the fog of war is way too thick. You have to read both sides and find a common narrative and even then it is probably out of date.

  • @031767sc

    @031767sc

    10 ай бұрын

    @@mortdigo they forgot fuel and food russia is not going to prevail

  • @shivbaba2672
    @shivbaba267210 ай бұрын

    99.9999 predictions failed, It is easy to talk about every thing

  • @giawou6615
    @giawou661510 ай бұрын

    So much big talk from American like this mojo. The reality is US is crumple before he even take a look at US internal issues.

  • @bearwill4737

    @bearwill4737

    10 ай бұрын

    And China mulling in fentanyl to Mexican cartels & already murdered over 100,000 kids & rising. Recently they busted a 15 yr. old kid, with 11-ozs. of fentanyl, enough to kill 96,000 people. Over due for sinking chinese ships & dusting off cartels. (__!__)'holes are putting it into every drug you can think of. Just more murdering maggots, who need to die like the kids they've killed. Our ex. maggot POTUS is going to prison, when he should be swinging at the gallows for sedition & treason. Blowing communists for his pleasure & wealth because he's a bankrupt batch, like 7 times already, corrupt maggot to his core.

  • @MichaelMcgarrity-ys8wf
    @MichaelMcgarrity-ys8wf10 ай бұрын

    Chinese Russian Pipeline infrastructure will be built out in concert with Commerce expansion as a Logical Consequence of Western Sanctions, build out of New BRiCS commercial Network now being developed. I expect many young Africans to be recruited to do this work and a Boom during the Time followed by a Bust as a normal pattern similar to Post US Civil War reconstruction. EU is deindustrializing due to loss of super inexpensive Nordstream Natural Gas, other Resources. China and South East Asia will be snapping up former German business with Russia. It's like building a new Network with heavy Commercial Firewall Border fortifications. Once Russia repatriats Odessa it's Game Over. No Russian Oligarch worth their Salt will leave Odessa on the Table. Ukraine Commercial outputs will be incorporated into Russian Economy. By 2030 the Transition to Multi Polarity will be largely complete due to Commercial Contract expiration dates and reroute of much Water borne Chinese/Russian trade to Pipeline/Rail over Land. New Institutions are needed to facilitate whatever Trade happens between Multi Polar Entities. Institutions involved in Asset Confiscation not welcome. Along with Collapse of Globalization comes Emergence of Multi Polarity. How India plays out is hard to figure because it's doing much vaccilation now. TY for Report.

  • @dicksonluiakitperday2532
    @dicksonluiakitperday25325 ай бұрын

    The dumbest thing I heard is everything that comes out of Peter Zeihans mouth.

  • @rajbaniwal3236
    @rajbaniwal32365 ай бұрын

    Zeihan has never been right about anything, if someone was wondering.

  • @marktapley7571
    @marktapley757111 ай бұрын

    Nukes are fake. Read Akio Nakotoni’s “Death Object, Exploding the Nuclear Weapons Hoax."

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