I wish Gaddafi would wait a few more years before he challenged US hegemony, Libya was so beautiful back then.

@cryptocsguy9282

5 ай бұрын

@reivell3699 He was dumb enough to allow himself to be talked out of finishing the development of Libya's nuclear weapons program in 2003 and though he could convince US to get Israel to give up their nukes then the NATO invasion in 2011 happened

@MetaView7

5 ай бұрын

@@cryptocsguy9282 He was drugged.

@cryptocsguy9282

5 ай бұрын

@MetaView7 not a good enough excuse lmao even if it's true

@MetaView7

5 ай бұрын

@@koschmx Yaright LOL

@MetaView7

5 ай бұрын

@@koschmx According to CNNBBC

The people saying that the war in Ukraine started in 2022 does not have any idea what they're talking about.

@stanspb763

5 ай бұрын

Western media, aligned with Washington always lies, about everything except sports scores. The US is known throughout the world as the "Empire of Lies"

@Fil.D

5 ай бұрын

yup, I studying medschool in kyiv when the orange revolution went down, at first I was go Ukraine uhuu... than they sent their army to bomb civilians in Dombass for over 2 years and our very civilized continent "Europe" said shit about, I was horrified. when I went back to Portugal politicians were already lobying agains the "mad russians", what freak show, its not a question of bent moral compass is more like the total lack of it.

@stephenadenu-mensah6538

5 ай бұрын

Yes, it's even started around 2014 after the USA and NATO sponsored coup of Ukraine opposition to overthrow a democratically erected president in Ukraine, and the Ukrainian government started killing its own minority citizens in Cremea and Dumbas area.

@st.altair4936

5 ай бұрын

It's one of the most infuriating things liberals say. It started when fascists coup'd the original government in Kiev in 2014, and bombed thousands of civilians in Donbas for resisting. They then broke the Minsk agreement by attempting to join NATO and blamed Russia for Crimeans voting to be part of Russia.

@user-zs1jo7pk8p

5 ай бұрын

Thats true, it started in 2014 when russian soldiers invaded Crimea and parts of Donbass under the disguise of civilian clothing. In the beginning putintold it were local TDF units but over time he dropped the lie and told it like it was - it were russian forces. One might say the invasion of Georgia in 2008 was the precursor for invasion of Ukraine

As an Asian, I would like to thank Europe for the gift (Russia)

@Andyground11

5 ай бұрын

As a european (Swedish in Stockholm) I mourn this separation but I congratulate you). It saddens my heart when I look at the map, because a beautiful and peaceful city like St Petersburg is my natural neighbour that I have never visited, and at the same time I am told by media and society that I am so much closer to washington and that is the place where my allegiance should reside. I say NO. No more vassal state of the US, let's form this multipolar world together!

@peanut0brain

5 ай бұрын

Lol. China and Russia were bound to "unite" since they share a very long border, like Canada and US

@RedXlV

5 ай бұрын

@@Andyground11 There is nothing peaceful about Russia.

@amylee2405

5 ай бұрын

As Russians we feel eternal sorry for the policy of EU these few years, and we see sane Europeans as natural friends and neighbours and partners. From our side we did everything we could to keep good relations with Europe, but European authorities did what they could to ruin them. Sad that ordinary people like you guys and us have to deal with consequences...

@RedXlV

5 ай бұрын

@@amylee2405 What Russia could've done to keep good relations with Europe would've been to peacefully coexist with your neighbors instead of waging wars of conquest against them.

How can they combat terrorism when that 9/11 incident was their own doing and the terrorists are their own creation lololol

@toveirenestrand3547

5 ай бұрын

True. Good point! 🥲

@theo7326

5 ай бұрын

Fighting terrorism was never their objective they wanted to clear south east asia from so called enemies or future enemies of the zionist apartheid state Israel who would dare to stand up against the plan the zionists had from the start to expel all Palestinians like they attemt to do now and all the west is doing now is protecting the genocide committed by the zionsts today.

@michaeldawson6309

5 ай бұрын

911 USA inside job. Anyone who can't see that has been asleep for 23 years.

@lucavelli9723

5 ай бұрын

It was a pretext to invade Iraq and occupy the middle east. They created ISIS and Al-Qaeeda and every other terrorist group you name it. Not to mention the voices they silenced starting from Malcolm X, to JFK, and Julian Assange. On the other hand, you have war criminals being awarded peace prizes like Bush Blaire and so on.

@bennymendez4774

5 ай бұрын

There is still a lot of brain washed fools who think otherwise.

As a Chinese who lived in UK for 10 years I have to say I simply lost hope after I have seen how they have-been double standards towards us and experienced how incapable of British politicians and the falling of the British society, I have returned home recently for good, thank you sir and if the western politicians could have your intelligence, it will be much different and peaceful world for humanity !

@nemzi8969

5 ай бұрын

We are controlled by US what did you expect

@pincermovement72

5 ай бұрын

But it’s not the British people , we have no say because our democracy is a sham .

I've said exactly this to a few people recently. I grew up during the 80's when you'd hear about the Cold War and the threat of the USSR every evening on the news. Since it fell, I've witnessed and noted the "democratic west" embrace that which it purported to be fighting against for decades. Rather ironic.

All Empires depend on a moral narrative as their foundation. You destroy the narrative: you corrode and erode the foundation... the Empire's demise becomes inevitable.

@cryptocsguy9282

5 ай бұрын

@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns No just empires almost any fighting force ever wil always claim to be pushing and promoting morals regardless of how true it is

This tracks nearly identical to what I have been thinking. Thanks for sharing.

"How can people live together in that area," - It is not the people who are the problem, at least not the regular everyday folks, it is the elites. People of Yugoslavia happily lived together for decades before the war, and are happily coexising now, 30 years after it. It is the political elites who have a problem with that (on either side). This is where the problem is.

@johnstuartsmith

5 ай бұрын

In Yugoslavia, the elites ( Tito's administration...) were the ones keeping the regular everyday people from committing genocide on each other, just like how the heavy-handed Baath Party kept Iraq's Shiites and Sunnis from killing each other. Regular, everyday people aren't naturally as innocent and good-natured as we wish they were.

I am not a specialist on war or geo politics, but NATO will disappear in some years. It is not easy to predict the future, but I think they will disappear faster than that. The reason is because they don't seem like a credible defence alliance. The biggest thing that looks extremely unimpressive to me. They don't have artillery shells. If they want to get into Ukraine and sort of chase the Russians back to Russia, how do they do it without shells? Also. The Ukrainians have tried and failed. The Ukrainians have at least 10 times as much experience with fighting the Russians than what NATO troops do. Another thing is how all the members look to the Americans like they have magic forces. They are used to fighting badly prepared Arabs in the desert. How motivated will they be to fight battles in Europe which ultimately does not matter a lot to America? Last it is the leadership. Jens Stoltenberg wanted to leave. He was sort of forced to do another period as leader. Why they got no new leader? Because everybody sees it is a sinking ship?

@HupRino

5 ай бұрын

What kind of experience is this? For the first time in its history, Ukraine is at war with Russia.

@SSEnrich

5 ай бұрын

@@HupRino I am basing that on comments I have heard on diverse channels. What I think about is what the Ukrainians learn sbout the way Russia responds to diverse things. Drone warfare, jamming signals, the effectiveness of tanks or lack thereof, air defence and Russian missiles. I would believe the Ukrainians know more about the Russians strength and weaknesses than what the rest of NATO does. I have also heard (even if they may stupid cliches) that the American mercenaries complained about lack of air support. Many mercenaries went home as they had not imagined that the war would have been fought in that manner. So. Yes I feel the Ukrainians are more suited to fight a war in their neighbourhood than NATO troops which is said to be using outdated methods.

@HupRino

5 ай бұрын

@@SSEnrich Of course they are suitable, only because you don’t feel sorry for them; they will be forgotten exactly 5 minutes after the end of the war.

@Lucas-wn5wm

Ай бұрын

​@@HupRino America havent fought a enemy that have equally big guns as them. The last was in ww2?

@kubhlaikhan2015

Ай бұрын

NATO exists to dominate Europe not Russia. It is a US imperial project.

Empires doesn't last forever.

Diplomacy is always a better way than weapons and wars

@mikejohn2999

5 ай бұрын

Russia tried diplomacy but the west took it as weakness well not anymore

@neilreynolds3858

5 ай бұрын

You have to understand that trying diplomacy is an option. Failing empires don't.

@jasonmardoniomeza1711

5 ай бұрын

Putin was the one who invaded Ukraine. Smh tell that to Putin.

@hamoodalharthy

5 ай бұрын

Of course

@dabrack9350

5 ай бұрын

The hard truth is that one country (or group of countries) cannot decide unilaterally not to fight because the enemy gets his vote.

agree with most of this thinking. Western dominance certainly is set to end.

@marcobsomer5574

5 ай бұрын

heureusement, il était temps.

There is a good book about the USSR called: “It Was Forever Until It Ended.” Someday, such a book will be written about the USA. And when exactly, of course, it’s hard to say, in 1, a year, 5, 10, 20 or 50 years, but someday they will definitely write.

@bozo5632

5 ай бұрын

I just wonder what language it will be written in.

@erenyeagerist7681

5 ай бұрын

​@@bozo5632 it will be best if it's written the Native American language

@Thecountofstgermaine

5 ай бұрын

a better book is called under the sign of the scorpion by juri lina, but be careful it might shatter your paradigmn about world events and what is really behind them.

@user-ze9to3ef1f

5 ай бұрын

​@@bozo5632a mix of all south american languages by immigrants

@user-jc4ih1kc2e

5 ай бұрын

سوف تكتب بلعربيه

Russia has the right to defend itself.

@kwanmike9993

5 ай бұрын

I always use the same logic, just imagine if Russia set up a military base near the US and point all the weaps towards the US, US will also have the same reaction i guess. So if US have a safety concern 😂andattacks Russia new base , we all say US is the bad guy, will US people accept that theory?

@RedXlV

5 ай бұрын

No it doesn't. Russia is the aggressor, not the defender.

@RedXlV

5 ай бұрын

@@kwanmike9993 Nobody was putting any military bases in Ukraine. Russia invaded Ukraine because they want to loot Ukraine.

@ningzhang3282

5 ай бұрын

@@RedXlV Right... The US is the great defender - with its ~800 military bases around the globe, eh?

@Dudush90

5 ай бұрын

@@RedXlV was Russia heading towards rest of Europe ? nope, NATO was heading towards Russia, and Ukraine was last say to Russians to stop it...they said finally enough...

A thoroughly comprehensive analysis about possible western hegemonic failures and eventual downfall!

arrogant warmonger nato spent more than 200 billions dollar TO WEAKEN RUSSIA and conduct regime change to install puppet leader in Russia and they FAILED😂😂😂😂

@user-ze9to3ef1f

5 ай бұрын

North atlantic terry organisation

@user-ze9to3ef1f

5 ай бұрын

Amen

@neilreynolds3858

5 ай бұрын

They wanted regime change. I'm hoping the West is the regime that gets changed. We need it before we commit suicide.

@user-mc2oc6jw9q

5 ай бұрын

*you are a m o r o n* NATO is a defence pact, it is not political. The west benefits from having communism in china and russia because we make sure that they stay poor so they can make all of the products for the rich free west

@thanasis-_-

5 ай бұрын

Russia has a lot more capability than what it shows

I disagree on one small point...It was the fall of the Berlin Wall not 9-11 that set the US on a course of unipolarity. We both agree that the Ukrainian conflict was orchestrated as far back as 1997. It was spelled out in Zbigniew Brzezinski's book, "The Grand Chessboard" Where Ukraine would be used as a battering ram against Russia. Things haven't turned out as planned. The debacle in Ukraine and using the dollar as a weapon caused a loss of stature in the eyes of the rest of the world. This has triggered a realignment of a global scale. The ignominious departure from Afghanistan, the war in Ukraine and now an inability to manage Israel in Gaza, has the potential of causing the US's global empire to unravel.

@standingbear998

5 ай бұрын

oh it is going as planned, and served it's purpose very well.

@volodymyrbuchak1852

5 ай бұрын

Zbigniev could’t predict one thing in hes book-China and it’s influence in Asia,Aftica,So America and Middle East to some extend. Also,US is not what it was 30-40 years ago.

@PatrickKalinowski

5 ай бұрын

I agree with you on almost all that you wrote about. But are we sure the US managed Israel at all or was it Israel managing the US in most critical times ?

@Larkinchance

5 ай бұрын

As in "Wag the dog" that's the problem....@@PatrickKalinowski

@Larkinchance

5 ай бұрын

War beings with it, unforeseen consequences... The academic ideologs in Washington do not know history. @@volodymyrbuchak1852

Karma is for the NATO very soon a reality.

@derikuk2967

5 ай бұрын

NATO is 34 years beyond its "best before" date. It is a zombie in search of its own justification.

Back in 1981, while waiting for to fly out to my ship. I was running errands for the Commodore. In a speech he was about to give, he stated NATO actually was an acronym for "Nothing After Two O'clock, No Assets To Offer, Not Able To Operate " NATO is a paper tiger! Always was!

Well said and very true Russia never started this blame the usa and nato

@RedXlV

5 ай бұрын

Russia started all of this.

@ningzhang3282

5 ай бұрын

@@RedXlV How? And what exactly is "this"?

@RedXlV

5 ай бұрын

@@ningzhang3282 How? By invading Ukraine in 2014.

@ningzhang3282

5 ай бұрын

@@RedXlV Just like Israelis invaded Gaza, eh?

@bozo5632

5 ай бұрын

​@@RedXlVBut Russia did not invade Ukraine in 2014. That's not what happened.

Yes, one rare voice of reason. The West is collapsing on itself...

@user-rr5ui8eo9x

5 ай бұрын

not collapsing, already collapded

@lovestrong3582

5 ай бұрын

@@user-rr5ui8eo9x Thank you! It already has.

@darknessinc.5360

5 ай бұрын

"rare" Bruh, as an italian, pretty much everyone here is saying this since 2000...

@RichD1

5 ай бұрын

@@darknessinc.5360could be partially because your country is “divided” in half and that creates a lot unrest, id say italy is doing fine however

NATO should've folded at least 20 years ago. Imagine the money saved to benefit people.

Wiseman speaks the truths, we must all listen!

@uncletony6210

5 ай бұрын

not wise enough to realize that the very vast majority of "terrorism" is, in fact, false-flag terrorism.

Us ( cia-mi6 ) did the pipeline

If humans cannot stop an ongoing genocide, we did not learn from Holocaust.

@neilreynolds3858

5 ай бұрын

Which post Holocaust holocaust didn't convince you before?

@mr-iz8cx

5 ай бұрын

The ongoing German guilt regarding the holocaust doesn't help. It creates confusion in their public and allows their neo-conservatives leaders to continue supporting the atrocities in Gaza. Cry anti-semitism and a Zionist fascist can do whatever they please, apparently. With the support of the dominant EU nations

@iROChakri

5 ай бұрын

Learn what? When the holocaust victims became genocide doers today. What did average have to learn?

@blanckieification

5 ай бұрын

"If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must Man be of learning from experience" -George Bernard Shaw

From Terence Wise in UK..........I totally agree with this assessment.

Quite respectful views. Truth. Quite truth. Supporting war against Russia thru Ukraine with "NATO TOY" was Blunder.

@dabrack9350

5 ай бұрын

So what is the alternative action the West could have? Please offer more than "should not let Ukraine in to NATO" as it is now too late for that.

@QualityPen

5 ай бұрын

@@dabrack9350What it should have done was seriously and honestly negotiate with Russia in December 2021 to set up a sustainable security framework in Europe. But, when Russia asked for those negotiations NATO told it to get lost. Now what it should do is put pressure on Ukraine to come to a ceasefire. Ukraine will have to make territorial concessions, but that is the price of walking away from the ceasefire and neutrality deal it almost signed with Russia in April 2022. I don’t know if NATO leadership is lying to the public about its priorities or just daft, but if Ukraine continues to fight, it will lose and that loss will not be a few territories in historically Russian lands and neutrality, it will be total. There is no stalemate, Ukrainian military activity is unsustainable at its current pace, while Russian forces are becoming increasingly capable and much larger. Retaking territory in the annexed regions is now a complete fantasy and retaking Crimea was always a blatant lie, I don’t believe a serious single Western military analyst actually thought this was a real possibility no matter what they say to a gullible public on CNN.

@dabrack9350

5 ай бұрын

@@QualityPen It is true that every analyst, all politicians and most members of the public thought Russia would roll over Ukraine just as they did in Crimea. And almost no one in America imagined Europe would even join in sanctions. I cannot abide bullies so chose lockdown sanctions with as much money and equipment as Ukraine can learn to use. We are running out of that stuff and out of Ukrainians to train so the whole plan cannot last much longer but then it seems Russia cannot last either.

@user-rr5ui8eo9x

5 ай бұрын

blunder is too light, diaster is more like it

@RedXlV

5 ай бұрын

@@QualityPen Ukraine *did not* "almost sign" any deal with Russia in April 2022. Neutrality and territorial concessions were both thing Ukraine adamantly refused. And claiming those territories are "historically Russian" is a blatant lie. And NATO told Russia to get lost in December 2021, because Russia's demands were completely insane. Russia's idea of "a sustainable security framework in Europe" was for all former Warsaw Pact members to be kicked out of NATO and consigned to Russia's "sphere of influence". Which was obviously never going to happen. NATO would rather go to war with Russia than agree to such a thing. And rightly so.

So so so so true!!!!!!!! He speaks my heart.....

Can we get rid of NATO and bring USSR back instead?

@ramieskola7845

5 ай бұрын

EU is a successor of USSR. Anti democratic, anti capitalist and crooked to the bone.

Vladimir Putin is a great man.

@SenorTucano

5 ай бұрын

When the war is over, Putin will go down in history as “Vladimir the Great”

@carlosb1

5 ай бұрын

Every country needs guy like Putin

@RedXlV

5 ай бұрын

In the same way that Ivan the Terrible and Joseph Stalin were "great men".

@ningzhang3282

5 ай бұрын

@@RedXlV It was Stalin who led the Russians and the Soviets and defeated the Nazi's.

@izil1fe

5 ай бұрын

He is a narcissistic psychopath who sent thousands of peoples to their deaths because of his ego all the while enjoying the highest luxury the world has to offer. Zelensky is one as well, Biden, Trump, Clintons, all of them. All politicians on that level are at least highly narcissistic and most have high ASPD traits. Not a single one of them is a "great" man.

It must be aggravating to be European in Europe with the wisdom to perceive these things, knowing there's nothing you can do against the great pull of the tide of these trends.

@peterfrank6216

5 ай бұрын

As a German in Germany the most frustrating part is that still 3 out of 4 people see the US as the peacekeepers of the world and we can have total trust in them because they are not acting in their self interest but only for "democracy" and the good in the world. Allthough nobody ever listened to one single speech of Putin or Jinping they are all absolutly sure that they are monsters and want to conquer the world. When we went to school and they told us about Hitler they said one of the problems was that people blindly followed whatever the government told them no matter how ridiculous it was. And people who stood up were ostracised by society. And this is why we educate you now to self-thinking rational human beings who question their government so you won't believe any propaganda so that something like that will never happen again.....and what do i see now? ridiculous propaganda and who ever points to US crimes or mentions russias security concerns or europes economy problems is blamed a lunatic, a russian propagandist, a conspiracy theorist and is ostracised by society. They never told us who blew ip our pipe line. they said most likely russia. this is how much respect for us is left in them.

@ramieskola7845

5 ай бұрын

It is. I'm full of rage whenever I think about foreign policy. I have to limit exposure to certain topics due to health reasons.

@matro2

5 ай бұрын

The last time any Western European country was under its own government was 1945.

Great analysis, the only thing I'd correct is when you say America's war on terror... its America's war "OF" terror to be more accurate.

@AzizAziz-lc2qk

5 ай бұрын

My sentiments exactly thank you!

Very good analysis. It is not about being on Rusia’s side. It is about our own survival.

I think Saudi Arabia played an important role in Soviet’s collapse( they purposely lowered the price of crude oil) and Saudi will also be crucial in NATO and the US’s collapse ( Saudi could purposely end the petro-dollar deal).

@justinwillingale2086

5 ай бұрын

this was due to America making a deal with them to buy American bonds for oil and allow them to print money the way they have been hence the petrol dollar.

@stanspb763

5 ай бұрын

The USSR did not collapse. It was ended by decree. Russia's economy crashed when the US forced Yeltsin to do a very harmful instant privatization of all state assets. That meant selling all state assets which was 90% of the economy caused a new oligarch criminal class developed, the only people who has much cash, all the state industries were sold off almost free and the oligarchs suddenly were multibillionaires and many stopped paying wages in their industries. The US plan was to break up the country into 6-8 poor countries where the US could take control of the resources. It almost worked but Yeltsin decide to resign and secretly transfer leadership to a relatively unknown middle level administer in St Petersburg city administration , before being tapped to be a highly effective legislative assistant. Yeltsin kept it secret that he found someone he said was incorruptable. It was kept secret or the CIA would have murdered Yeltsin. Yeltsin was out of his depth as president and had listened to US "advisors" that included opening every agency in the government to have US "advisors" in every agency. That is what crashed the economy, not USSR. Appointing Putin as temporary PM for 1 year came as a total shock to the US which thought it had total control of every government agency. Putin challenged the Oligarchs, gathered them all in a large meeting and gave them 3 options, 1: be legal, pay taxes, pay employees and stay out of government , 2:, leave Russia, and take their ill-gotten gains with them but never interfere with Russia again, or 3: go to prison for their crimes. A few decided to stay and work legally, most moved to London or NYC where there were bidding wars for them by the two cities, all their crimes were forgiven but never had to be admitted, and they could get instant citizenship. When news of the change seeped out, washington was in shock that someone was honest had taken and shut down their power play and right from the beginning the west media has been fed with crazy claims of corruption and evil Putin, when in fact the rise of corruption was due to the US involvement and the people they just gave instant citizenship and immunity to, was just the opposite of what they planned. By the end of the first year as president everything changed, a little at first and then accelerated. Every year from 2000 to 2008 when the Wall street meld down crashed world economy, the growth rate of Russian economy between 3.8 to 7,4% Quality of life increased dramatically every year, corruption was weeded out, the police were reformed, incomes rose crime was almost eliminated, because it was not needed to eat. Savings rates rose and the middle class overtook the US and Europe in quality of life and freedom from debt, but cost of living remained low. Small business exploded. Real poverty dropped through the floor. I visited often starting in 1976 and very often in the 90s, but after hearing of Putin's impact as PM, I moved to St Petersburg in early Jan 2000 and have watched the changes in real time but also watched the decline of the west, the exploding poverty political corruption cost of living and feel sorry for those who are filled with daily propaganda as their only hope. IT is far more pleasant safe an fun in Russia today than trying to keep above water in the West

@1075Marijavera

5 ай бұрын

​@@stanspb763 thank you for writting out this insightful comment. You seem knowledgable. Do you happen to have book/resource recommendations to learn more about geopolitics pertaining modern Russia / USSR and the West?

@cryptocsguy9282

5 ай бұрын

There is one western oligarch called Bill Browder who used to run a hedge fund that invested in Russia between 1995-2005 and made a lot of money. He has some books on amazon talking about business and politics and corruption in Russia. He got banned from Russia for attempting to deal with corruption in larger corporations through shareholder activism.

@Gulfnas1

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for giving us the reality ​@@stanspb763

This clip needs MORE VIEWS, especially the myopic West !

Thank you. Respect from Serbia.

I subscribe EVERY point you make! I have made in principle these points 50 years ago. So bloody predictable that I am MORE depressed about the stupidity and gullability of the masses, than the propensity for evil by the elite racket. Glad to be an old man, having probably lived the best young years in human history: a few decades after WWII

We have militarized government! Let the politicians fight their wars.

Thank you 🙏

God Bless Putin..

Profound wisdom from this great intellectual, take heed !

@everready800

5 ай бұрын

Who is he?

I agree with everything said in this video except for the optimism expressed at the end.

Thank you for this video

any time i hear some one this is the end of nato/russia/china/usa i just think bollocks i have been hearing that for decades

Great channel, well informed.

Thank you! We should have politicians like you!!!

Great of you! You said always true

Why don't we have leaders like you

@Iz0pen

5 ай бұрын

Because bad people seek political power

@DePeaceHunter

5 ай бұрын

Because the system has been designed to eliminate good people that might go against The establishment

Choosing unnecessary chaotic methods to establish its forceful existence might lead NATO to face negative consequences. Ethical and strategic approaches are generally more effective in fostering international cooperation and stability.

@neilreynolds3858

5 ай бұрын

We don't understand those. The way we deal with each other and the world is to sanction, threaten, and invade.

Wise words! Thank you for sharing.

Thanks

FJB!! Slava Texas! National Republic of America!

Excellent prediction! If citizens of the West paid more attention to the History they could be capable to see the whole pictures.

Peace was never an option on this planet I learned over the course of five years.

People often choose wrong leaders. You can look at the herd animals and learn when they choose their Alpha, they choose a wise and skilled survivor, it is not necessary to be a male but usually a female Alpha leader, and that alone says it all..

@GScully42

5 ай бұрын

Do we really have a choice though?

@nataliasavel

5 ай бұрын

When you have to choose between Biden and Trump...

@inbuckswetrust7357

5 ай бұрын

people have o choice :)

@user-un2mc2ll4y

5 ай бұрын

@@nataliasavel Bush's son and Clinton's wife.

@siddarthshah1773

5 ай бұрын

it has nothing to do with governments.. in america everything is controlled by deep states.. govt just parrot the deep state

NATO from the point of view of the smaller democratic countries out there joining NATO makes sense NATO is essentially a defensive agreement where there is strength in numbers. The reality was NATO was slowly fading what Putin did was to give it a shot in the arm.

Agreed 💯

I totally agree with you. It worries me what the so called 'West' would do to keep its hegemony.

Nato collapsed? Greatest news ever.

@user-wx1gd9fs1k

5 ай бұрын

President Trump talked about pulling out of NATO.

Well said as 90% of the world see it❤❤❤

Great analysis. Unfortunately sooo true…

Excellent points, thank you. One of the problems I see, in all powerful countries, is the weapon industry. War simply means business. Business for organizations that own the government, not just in the west, I believe.

It’s no way you can stop China and Russia together

At least the Soviet empire was sane.

@andyglastonbury6032

5 ай бұрын

😂🤣😂🤣 hilarious 😂🤣😂🤣

@cyber_engine

5 ай бұрын

@@andyglastonbury6032 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

@AnnSuann-cl8zf

5 ай бұрын

True

@gazh4984

5 ай бұрын

Howling

@user-ze9to3ef1f

5 ай бұрын

Not demented at least

Excellent commentary

Bunch of warmongers

It's naive to think that every disagreement and conflict can be fixed by diplomacy.

@pbrlpgu5601

5 ай бұрын

War is the last one to adopt while diplomacy should be the first one.

Spot on !👍❤️

You have intelligently and honestly analysed and predicted the future of the current Western hegemonic tendencies, and how that will actually not be able to withstand the test of time, especially with the new realities unfolding across the globe. The world is no longer as dark as it used to be.

Healthy and reasonable voices like yours are so thin and weak nowadays.

I hope your analysis and prediction are right. Won't it be a blessing for the whole world if it happens?

Perfectly summarized in 7 minutes !

Thank you for your sharing🙏

“Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake” ― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

your wrong Russia did not invade check your timeline you should start from Nulands intervention 2013

Russia has acted very responsibly and noble. It was the US forcing both Russia and Ukraine into this conflict. Read it up in Jacque Baud´s book on president Putin!

@RedXlV

5 ай бұрын

Russia has acted like a modern-day Mongol horde. And Jacques Baud is a Kremlin propagandist.

@user-ze9to3ef1f

5 ай бұрын

Proxywar

Totally correct.

Excellent analysis, cause and effect 😮

great analysis!

The world knew this about US and NATO before the Ukraine and Gaza situation. The difference in the past there a difference in terms of development, economy and a rival powerful nations. Ask anyone in the Middle East about Russia and China as opposed to the west, you will find a way favorable opinion for the former.

@RedXlV

5 ай бұрын

Imagine that, despotic kingdoms in the Middle East have more affinity with the despotic regimes in Russia and China than with the democratic West.

thx for sharing

Excellent analysis

You should his name at least in the description

@cryptocsguy9282

5 ай бұрын

@soulsmouls Jan Oberg

Dictatorships don’t do diplomacy for definite! You view is but one.

How true!

Very wise Words 🙏🙏

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Someone observed that the collapse of the Soviet Union masked the rot of Western capitalist system. I would argue that the presence of the USSR did that too

@antonlevkovsky1667

5 ай бұрын

USSR forced Western elite to build middle class, otherwise they'd all have revolutions similar to Russia's.

When is the Soviet Union mentioned?

I know some Americans who can't find Russia on a map

@neilreynolds3858

5 ай бұрын

Americans can't find their own state on a map with labels.

Why did he say this on Russias invasion : '...which I find totally illegitimate and foolish to do but I also understand...' If you look at December 2021 Russia made an offer to the US about Ukraine to avoid conflict - rejected by US. In January 2022 Jacques Baud (retired Swiss military analystdocuments the build up of 60,000 Ukraine troops armed with US equipment and advisors on the ground, it increases shelling of Donbass exponentially (see graph provided by Baud) and positions troops ready to strike. Biden makes many public statements..Russia's going to strike and repeats it many times as he knows what provoking is going on and if Russia does not react he will just blow the Donbass to pieces until they do. Just after the war started a meeting in Instanbul: Russia made an offer and Ukraine was willing to accept it but Boris Johnstone (US) tells Ukraine to not agree. Russia makes many offers to settle but always Ukraine not interested while hundreds of thousands of troops die. Thinkers forum above says I repeat ' totally illegitimate and foolish'. Dont people read and get it? While he goes on to say some good things he starts badly....lost me. Talks like he is afraid of saying 'Russia had to do something or the epople of the Donbass get wiped out.' At least Putin knows how to protect his own while the rest of the world looks at Gaza and says 'please someone do something, not me but someone'

@neilreynolds3858

5 ай бұрын

All true

Zelensky has a goldfish called Captain Birdseye and it’s already cost the $342,679. No it isn’t a whale made out of gold it’s a real fish and it’s on the West’s payroll

Great points.

Great idea the double subtitles!

With respect to the gentleman speaker, pacificism/disarmament never works. Period. Intellectuals do not rule and never should. However, I agree that a multipolar world of armed & therefore "polite" neighboring states will enhance trade, cooperative ventures, and decrease military conflicts.

@stuartwray6175

5 ай бұрын

Ronald Reagan pursued disarmament. There was talk of a peace dividend when the Soviet Union crumbled. Global military spending has now hit a record $2.24 trillion.

@Spido68_the_spectator

5 ай бұрын

Intellectuals should rule. They know what to do and try to reach what's best. They would do more in 1 year than those miserable brain junks we have seen for the past 50 years conbined

Remember all the Hollywood movies of past? Those bent on world domination are portrayed as the Dr. Evil types. Maybe that's why we can't get good Hollywood movies anymore because it hits too close to home.

very comprehensive delivered quickly

Wise words. All trouble today comes from the few selected centers of power

Robin Williams back from the dead to tell us what we all figured out years ago.

@ivanfreely6366

5 ай бұрын

Not as entertaining.