I found Peter Zeihan in 2021 at the outbreak of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. I went back on YT to 2014 when he was hawking his first book. Between 2014 and 2021 the feel of those talks was he was having to convince people that what he was saying was based on real data, demographics, geography, economics, etc. Everybody was freaking out about China and deciding whether they liked Putin or not based on their political affiliation. Nobody is really challenging him anymore. His talks and books have largely become prophetic and they just want to know what's coming next.

@PeerReview-tq3pn

9 ай бұрын

The pgozin points seem very wrong. But who knows

I lived in Japan for 22 years and have a family in Japan. One thing I would say is that the cost of food and the quality of the diet is much better than western countries. And this might seem like a small thing to some. The cost of food, the availability of good food has a run on effect in the economy. And this is where the US, UK and Australia have a huge problem. Because of the addiction to sugar and the use of HFCS (High Fructose Corn Syrup) in all processed foods, we see obesity, cancer, heart disease and diabetes rates skyrocketing. In the UK they amputate more limbs each year due to diabetes than all of the amputation due to war. So this is why Japan is aging gracefully and in general are more healthy and productive in old age.

@John-uh8kl

11 ай бұрын

Japan, nutrition. One you're right, ok, supermarket food is often false, treated for shelf life, doctored so as to oblige the no sugar lunatics, and then, the buy food with, fat, sugar, carbohydrate, with no food in it. Two, all, ALL thw health maladies you draw our attention to are caused, thw chief, major cause, is thw hate orchestrated against the West, it's populations.

@User-54631

11 ай бұрын

Japan also leads the world in automation And Americans don’t exercise at all. Not this American but most. I’ve read a poll from Japanese woman a few years ago that between the ages 18-24 if memory serves despise sex. That’s a problem

@samuelphillian1286

11 ай бұрын

Japanese kill themselves before they get the diabetes

@joezop

11 ай бұрын

Sugar. Yes what you eat matters... I stooped the Sugar in 2007. I mostly cook for myself becouse when eating out you never know what your getting... Food in the States is mostly unhealthy.....

@robertstout7756

11 ай бұрын

With a background like that Romlyn you must have some thoughts about why Japan has maintained its diet, while much of the western world has gotten so unhealthy.

Peter is great. And this was always going to be the decade he got popular.

@highandlow1748

11 ай бұрын

I see what you did there! Lol

@VernRozelle-kn7wf

10 ай бұрын

Yep

@goldeternal

10 ай бұрын

he is good at pouring honey in the ears of americans

@jefffowle7015

10 ай бұрын

​@@highandlow1748Touche!

@jefffowle7015

10 ай бұрын

Touche'!

I still don't know what to make of Peter, but I like to check in now and then with an open mind and full belief he's a bit of a crackpot. Whatever people think of his opinions, they're unique and interesting, and a diversity of conversation is never a bad thing.

@one4320

10 ай бұрын

He's turning out to be wrong about almost everything, which is quite an achievement. He's clever with facts and details, but a fool to his own mental biases, hence can't think objectively about the big picture.

@grebulon9558

9 ай бұрын

Yeah. That's why I check-in with Peter from time-to-time too. I also think he's way off the mark on a lot of things, but he's worth listening to for broadening perspective.

@2ifbysea

9 ай бұрын

Remember, he sells lots of books!!

@thepianoroommusic

9 ай бұрын

@@one4320Im new to geopolitics, what are some things he has been wrong about? And what are some things he has been right about?

@youknowwho5900

9 ай бұрын

@@thepianoroommusic Well, I certainly will not be doing your homework for you but I tried following PZ some time back and after a long break got here only out of curiosity to see if anything in his "analysis" has changed. Nope, he drums the same beat over and over. The US's doing great, China's dying, Russia's dying. Had to stop watching around 15mins when he's got to Russia with same "dying" thing saying that 50 odd invasions failed due to bad weather. I guess, London must be the safest due its to shitty weather. :-) His military expertise is beyond laughable. Well, as the rest of his "analysis". I am sure some of his childishly-exuberant followers might disagree.

You had me at “kids - +1 because that’s how you find out it’s to many kids” Great start 😂

I've heard Peter Zeihan talks so often, but they never get old. It's just all so straightforward.

Another big difference between pre world War 2 and post world War 2 is the overall home structure . The city has always been kind of different but most American families lived together in same house or on same property for generations. Basically most Americans didn't leave home and therefore there was not a major issue with childcare or senior care because the family took care of this as a natural part of the household. This doesn't mean even in this structure no one left home but most either didn't or returned. Interestingly this trend also coincides with the collapse of family generational wealth . So while some unjustly say youth staying home longer is un-American is egregiously untrue but the fact that youth staying home tend to contribute less to the household is new in this general traditional household .

@User-54631

11 ай бұрын

I’m American my group of friends were out of the home by 19. We grew up in the 90s

@peteygonemadarts4765

11 ай бұрын

@@User-54631 so did most kids post WW2 ... point is prior to WW2 it wasn't uncommon for the opposite.

@clarencebillette1792

10 ай бұрын

​@@peteygonemadarts4765and

@sunnyseacat6857

9 ай бұрын

Out of the home at 17-18 for those kids who went away to college; community college kids were the ones who stayed home for the duration of college. Staying home or living with ones parents was definitely looked down upon in the 80s. Pre WWIi - agricultural lifestyle for those NOT in cities. Growing your own food was a non-negotiable. Creation of cities lured people off farms/self-sufficiency to perhaps higher paying jobs but at what cost? Incompetence in food sovereignty and placing a paycheck before tangible skills. Computerization of the workplace further created a non- skilled population and hence, perhaps, a reason college students stayed at home or moved back home after college: laziness and lack of mental fortitude. Sitting behind a computer is not a skill, neither is pushing a cart down a food aisle in a food store. "Young" adults today are not skilled like youth prior to WWII, the great game changer in the 1900s along with the office lifestyle/ mentality.

Been following Peter for Many years now & this is one of the best formats I have seen. Great job by the hosting organization.

@robertpendrick341

Жыл бұрын

​@@juliusjanardhanseptimus352p p

@anthonycordova3481

11 ай бұрын

❤

@HanSolo__

6 ай бұрын

Thats all great but Japan has 1500 years tradition of taking an orphan or a young worker as their son/daughter. Blood bonds are not as important to them as deep friendship and relations in family.

@HanSolo__

6 ай бұрын

Thats all great but Japan has 1500 years tradition of taking an orphan or a young worker as their son/daughter. Blood bonds are not as important to them as deep friendship and relations in family.

There's so much superfluous work being done in modern societies. Yes we don't have the workers to maintain the socio- economic system we've developed since the 70s, OK its time to rethink that system.

@hill2750

Жыл бұрын

The managers and administrators could do with thinning out

@RecessionJobSearcher

Жыл бұрын

Rethinking and creating/ evolving the system means you have to go against the status quo which generates its own fractions and resistances. I agree with you but it is a monumental yet necessary task

@jeremytaylor3532

Жыл бұрын

That is actually the problem not the solution. People tearing down our systems without comprehending how we actually got here from there. The fact that schools are not creating enough engineers to keep the infrastructure running and having to import 95% of the real labour due to kids being destroyed one way or another. If we were a closed society like China we would have collapsed 20 years ago. Due to idiots running the schools, institutions and government agencies.

Unfortunately I'm rapidly losing confidence that Peter is giving us unbiased analysis of things, particularly the situation in Ukraine. No genuine military commentator or even competent observer would share Peters positive outlook for the success of the AFU. I'd prefer to just get the truth straight, no matter how difficult that is to digest.

@alderontyran

Жыл бұрын

I've gotten the same impression...

@user-mq1up2fw4r

Жыл бұрын

It's pretty stunning how biased some great intellectuals are with the Ukraine conflict. It's clear Ukraine is washed.

@tonyr4873

Жыл бұрын

Also seems very biased against Trump, unreasonably so.

@imcbocian

Жыл бұрын

It no bias. He just not completely know what he is talking about and hugely oversimplifies

@Pistolita221

Жыл бұрын

Ukraine's capabilities will increase once they get a majority of the tanks, jets, missils and other complex systems so while they've slowed now, they'll hopefully regain momentum.

Chaos, Greed and Stupidity reign.

I hope the social credit system goes down as well

Only 167 comments… After nearly half a million views?! Something isn’t adding up here!? 🤔🤔🤔

Peter has touched the sun, "Tucker is a russian asset."😂😂😂. Oh, and whats happening to trump isnt a Banana Republic judicial system. 😂

Thank you so much for sharing this on KZread.

Hoping for incidents with oil tankers and calling it "weird" that I didn't happen simply shows Peter's complete detachment from reality.

Having him on that screen lol 😂

We better not lose high end chips. Im not gonna stop upgrading my gaming rig. No way man.

@Pistolita221

Жыл бұрын

The market is kinda crappy for gpu's anyways so...

Great talk, with the usual caveats. Peter knows so much, but when he starts talking about technology, I always find myself heaving a big sigh and thinking about skipping. I usually don't, just to see what he's learned, or what he might know about related tech supply chains that I don't - I still learn something new about tech-related materials supply chains almost every time he does a big new talk. But that's where his insight on tech begins and ends. I'm an electrical engineer and have worked in tech for over a decade between three countries in telecom and computing hardware manufacturing and design, and I can confidently say that almost everything Peter says about tech is either half-right and sort of missing the point, or dead wrong. He suffers from massive confirmation bias on this specific subject. It's a glaring weakness of his worldview and unfortunately leads him - and therefore presumably his paying clients - slightly astray in an area where you need reasonably comprehensive knowledge to understand industry trends and how certain technologies actually work. Peter is a generalist, and unfortunately for him, tech isn't something you can "fake it 'til you make it" on. He should stop talking about tech (except for relevant supply chains). It makes him look bad.

@ScottStephenSmith

Жыл бұрын

It's a good reminder for the audience. These caveats appear on most of his videos. I love his work, but agreed. You need to have some awareness about where he's less precise. It would be great for him to make these caveats himself.

@afarwiththedawning4495

Жыл бұрын

As someone who has talked to a lot of engineers, I appreciate your honesty about technology.

@gilligan87

Жыл бұрын

@Chris-zd7gw not really, no. I've questioned and done deeper dives on many things he talks about, and I've never found glaring holes in his info on other topics.

@imcbocian

Жыл бұрын

​@@gilligan87i do, when it comes about his stance on for example history or its interpretation. In similiar fashion i heard many times he hugely oversimplifies economy policies and trade.

@imcbocian

Жыл бұрын

​@@gilligan87ah, not to mention about biggest BS he repeat after Russians. About this need of buffer space to protect themselves. It is not fcking XVII century when Poles took Moscow with their cavalry. Russia have fcking nuclear deterrent. And even if they take whole Ukraine, it is only like 15 additional minutes for rockets missle or Jet fighters and bombers...

What if you place a sea type oil rig in th bogs? If you treat the permafrost/bog areas as if it has no solid ground and just anchor a drilling rig deap into the ground, couldn't that work?

@NurElv

Жыл бұрын

It is not about anchoring the drilling rig, it is about delivering oil from the drilling place to the shipping point or oil receivers by means of pipes. The oil pipeline would go over the permafrost which constantly changes its surface which means that you need constant maintenance of the pipelines.

Almost half a million views and only 160 comments, all of them assertive...what a joke

Wow man. I learned a lot. Thank you for actually explaining what I'm seeing

Hello Thankyou Burt and Forman! Appreciation to Mr. Peter Zeihan. Regards

Loved the part when they glossed over a missing russian general who has nuclear launch codes . . . LOL

Sounds Peter just saying something which the western is willing to believe

What you are providing Peter is the most important information regarding Geopolitics that anybody could give...outstanding. Thank you for presenting this highly professional and information dense video.

Half of the “expert” are screaming about World overpopulation, the other half are warning of population collapse😂

I like Peter and I've read almost all of his books. He has great insight and information on certain topics but when it comes to talking about war, politics, and propaganda he's a prime example of a professional who has "drank the kool-aid" and is just parroting talking points and buzz words that have either been given to him or that reinforce his own biases. Maybe both? 🤷‍♀️

@NathanShattuckIsHere

11 ай бұрын

I’ve been fascinated by Peter’s demo/econ/pol analysis for a while, but the longer you listen to him the clearer it becomes that he’s a clever mouthpiece for Establishment preferences (western governments, multinational corps, media corps, Democrats/Labor/Liberal parties, etc).

@johnl.7324

11 ай бұрын

Do you have any specific examples? He did predict Rusisa would invade 2022 in 2014...

@WindingEssensialsTogether

9 ай бұрын

​@@jamartin888 Well for starters Georgia....

@dicksonluiakitperday2532

2 ай бұрын

He have been predicting the collapse of China since the 2010. He is wrong every single time and there is no need to listen to this moron.

Peter, the Nord Steam is no a single pipeline. I twas NS1, consisting in fact of 2, and newly build NS2, also of 2 line with cross connector.

The resources that provide Peter's data are probably three letter agencies but it doesn't discount the validity of his conclusions. We just need to be aware of whom is pushing this dialog.

@tonyr4873

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, and he seems to be very unreasonably anti-Trump. Called him 'under indictment', without mentioning that they are BS indictments.

@simonmasters3295

Жыл бұрын

Narrative, not dialogue? Surely?

@wadedavies3924

Жыл бұрын

@@simonmasters3295 corrected again. I'm trying to be positive, damn it!

@bubbajones6907

Жыл бұрын

​@@simonmasters3295 "Narrative" is their euphemism for "telling stories".

@simonmasters3295

Жыл бұрын

Apologies for pedantry, on distinguishing narrative (storyline) from dialogue (learning through discussion), but it felt important to suggest that we are all fed narratives and are therefore challenged to maintain an open mind. I am saying conversation is often delightful and enlightening. Curiously both words have to do with illumination.

Thank you very much for explaining everything :P

Excellent ! He really shows us and communicates the current situation.

Love these talks. Ever since I realized Peter’s voice is identical to the character Tom’s voice from “Succession” though, I can’t get that out of my head. Lol.

Intel, Samsung, Micron and TSMC have all announced and are currently building high-end chip Fabs in the USA. So they are already planning for when they lose chip fab from Taiwan and China.

Peter seems to work for himself, while most pundits in USA these days owe their allegiance to some entity above them who they must not cross.

Fascinating that your vieuws are so positive regarding the position of Ukraine. I’m not sure what to make of it. Where do you get your intel?

@Koz4concern

Жыл бұрын

Zohans intel comes from his wild imagination. He does throw in a few facts here and there to gain some cred, but overall his opinions are laughable at best

@Markdmarque

Жыл бұрын

He has been paid to say positive things about a very bad situation for Ukraine and the west

@NathanShattuckIsHere

11 ай бұрын

I’ve been fascinated by Peter’s demo/econ/pol analysis for a while, but the longer you listen to him the clearer it becomes that he’s a clever mouthpiece for Establishment preferences (western governments, multinational corps, media corps, Democrats/Labor/Liberal parties, etc).

@rolandvantol2338

11 ай бұрын

@@Koz4concern Thank u, other people told me the same.

Thank you Peter, that was really interesting.

"Digesting the Boomers is going to be painful," 💀💀🤣

This was an excellent conversation.

Mr. Zeihan reports Tucker Carlson's syntax is indicative of Russian influence. Oh boy!

Brilliant conversation 🎉

One thing you need to look into is the fact that when the shale boom started in the US, it was made possible because capital investment was so cheap back then. What will happen when this capital suddenly dries up?

@lucasward9506

Жыл бұрын

I doubt much, because the industry is profitable unlike many of the things that have been made possible by cheap capital.

@gandalfgreyhame3425

Жыл бұрын

@@lucasward9506 Well, the shale industry has been steadily driving down the COSTS of drilling for shale, but for sure, the early days of the shale boom were made possible only because of >$100/barrel oil, and massive amounts of cheap capital made especially cheap because of the near zero Fed fund rates. It would be interesting to have Peter do a deep dive into what the exact break even costs of drilling for shale oil are now. I know at one time, it was around $60/barrel, which was why in 2016, MBS opened the Saudi spigots to drive the price of oil DOWN, with the expressed intent of driving the shale operators out of business. There is a limit to how cheap shale oil can get, simply because new shale wells have to be drilled constantly - each horizontal borehole generally produces only for about 3 years and then dries up, and so they have to keep drilling constantly, unlike the giant oil fields where a single drilled well will tap into a huge pool of oil that can produce for decades.

@USandGlobal

11 ай бұрын

@@gandalfgreyhame3425capital investment has never been this great especially at the start of Covid. How long far back are you talking about? Your still thinking in pre Covid and pre Ukraine war. There are only a few places where this energy is possible and security is another problem what happens when the Iranians and Saudis get into a war?

Peter is a bit incorrect about Russia's 'bad weather' ejecting invaders. The Mongols weren't ejected by that. The Mongols were acclimatised to even worse weather and their ponies were tougher than the warriors. They succumbed to infighting and fractured. The Golden Horde was one of successor Mongol khanates, occupying southern Ukraine, Crimea, and Central Russia south and east of Ryazan. The Germans in WWI weren't booted due to weather. They defeated Tsarist Russia and the new governing Bolsheviks surrendered an enormous amount of territory. It was the western Europeans defeating Germany that forced Berlin to give up these winnings. In WWII Germany's poor logistics had the panzers outrunning the horse-and-wagon infantry and logistics. (The same was happening in North Africa when Italian merchant vessels were sunk, depleting Rommel's supplies and ending his offensive capability tin Egypt.) This was happening in summer and autumn in the USSR. Fuel, lubricants, spare parts, food, fodder for the horses, medicine, etc were affected by the over-stretched lines of communication. This prevented the Germans from pressing the advantage, allowed the Red Army to regroup and dig in. But, Germany's tactics were better suited for western Europe where British and French ran out of room to manoeuvre. The USSR had abundant space to manoeuvre, though Stalin misused this advantage. In 1941 the USSR had even worse logistics than the Germans. By 1944 its logistics were mechanised and radio transmitters were a force multiplier.

@Mike-gi2oi

Жыл бұрын

He’s just doing his job for the CIA. Leave the man alone. If the US elite thought he was right they would have attacked Russia long ago. 🤣

Credit to Peter for delivering geopolitics the way he does. So refreshing.

Are you on CIA’s payroll Mr Zheihan?

@jhrusa8125

Жыл бұрын

He's a consultant for the CIA .

Outstanding perspective for jr military officers.

I've listened to Peter a lot. Love his economics but he leans left. It's interesting that the corruption by the CIA, FBI, DOJ or even the President is ever mentioned in these discussions. Just heard the comment about rule of law. Wow. Listen to his economics, leave the political questions to others.

Germany choose, yeah right but under immense pressure from the friendly US of A. Because there was a risk that Germany would lean towards Russia. Anyway your vieuws could also be very wrong…..As I think. Greets, roland from holland

@86_Nix

Жыл бұрын

And Germany influences policy in Scandinavia... Scary.

Does anyone know where Petr gets the idea that the Russian system of education collapsed in 1986? I have heard him say this elsewhere, but it’s such a broad, sweeping statement that I can’t imagine what form this collapse might have taken, and why. They seem capable of producing armies of hackers, if nothing else. Is he speaking about engineering?

@anthonygreen6219

10 ай бұрын

I was going to mention that this is a real exaggeration that Russians are not educated. Again a remark hat sounds like a US three letter agency. I have heard that Russian students read at a higher level than US students. I believe a good part of the data otherwise is reliable, but his insight into it is deeply tainted.

However much of the inflation is driven by corporate greed

@2ifbysea

9 ай бұрын

Yes, but what precedes that is revving up the economy with a supercharged printing machine designed to rev the economy with money flowing everywhere to start a massive rug pull on the middle class; print trillions of dollars, create massive inflation, then increase interest rates to then crash economy, (which is coming), then the elites buy all the depressed property assets and depressed stocks after the crash. And the cycle begins again! The wealthy get wealthier and it starts every time with massive printing of dollars!! Americans are too damn dumb to vote for an outsider like Vivek he’s our only chance of changing the system.

46:08 pretty darned prescient. This was recorded June 29. Bridge was blown on July 17.

Russia’s analysis is hilarious 😂

@luckybait

Жыл бұрын

Ekaterina Galkina may be the most beautiful name I have ever heard!!! Wow 🤩 that is really special… A beautiful woman to go with a beautiful Name!!!

@dragonflydreamer7658

Жыл бұрын

I agree I thought better of this guy, Whats coming is going to change the world for a long time, The dollar lost 40 percent of its trade in a year our debt is now going into hyper inflation we have months before it starts getting scary so problem solved start dropping nukes.

@dragonflydreamer7658

Жыл бұрын

Ok I watched this whole thing this guy is a crack head lol

Thanks. Good talk.

Internet of everything??? Do you really want your washing machine talking to your coffee pot?

Fascinating and enlightening. I’m a registered independent. In my opinion, the largest single problem I’m worried about is CORRUPTION. I’m not accusing you of being a Biden apologist, but you don’t seem to be too concerned about that. Objectively (which none of us frankly are) I wouldn’t vote for Biden because of that, and, again objectively from my perspective, I don’t see evidence of that on the Trump side.

@shawnd5746

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I'm not sure what his source is on the views of typical Trump voters. I follow some of the "extreme right" and they don't talk about any of those things. But he's still great for understanding macroeconomic trends, geography, and their implications.

@Pistolita221

Жыл бұрын

You don't think the hundreds of millions trump has gotten from the Saudis is a little sketchy? Or the 2 billion to Kushner? He's definitely corrupt, even if he is outside the usual Washington bubble.

@NathanShattuckIsHere

11 ай бұрын

I’ve been fascinated by Peter’s demo/econ/pol analysis for a while, but the longer you listen to him the clearer it becomes that he’s a clever mouthpiece for Establishment preferences (western governments, multinational corps, media corps, Democrats/Labor/Liberal parties, etc).

@Pistolita221

11 ай бұрын

@NathanShattuckIsHere the maverick of Wallstreet and Perun have the best economic and geopolitical coverage on KZread imo, but once you know the lens Peter uses his analysis becomes more useful.

@Tony-ft4jp

11 ай бұрын

Not impressed with info!!

Well, old Peter just lost me by bad mouthing Tucker Carlson. That is the grain of salt you have to take with you dose of “Peter Z”. He has a lot of wonderful data and I don’t necessarily disagree with many of his theories on what outcomes will be, especially related to demographics. However, never forget, he is a globalist and uni-party man who seems to love the main stream media and all the dross they dish out. I still do love his presentations except when he talks about anything having to do with Trump simply because his responses are knee jerk globalist responses.

Peter was interrupted before he covered off-shore African oil. And he wasn't able to cover the northern hemisphere, Norway, Scotland, Iceland, Greenland, the Arctic etc

will the coming dearth of labor in germany be adequately counterbalanced by more ai and hardware tech?

Love all the info , it explains so much.

@rolandvantol2338

Жыл бұрын

Never love info….it might be wrong….

@MonikaBardell

Жыл бұрын

@rolandvantol2338 I know, but I listen to other info to.

@rolandvantol2338

Жыл бұрын

Ok, good job Monika!

@MonikaBardell

Жыл бұрын

@rolandvantol2338 🤣🤣🤣

@your10secondjokes66

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@rolandvantol2338hi hhhhhhhhhs

It’s such a wild concept to me as a man to think that fleeing my home country while simultaneously leaving my wife and kids in the middle of a civil war to fend for themselves is something a man could live with.

America blew up the pipeline because then, any country that sided with Ukraine wouldn't be able to turn back once their economic problems started hurting them. America figured that if everyone sided with the Ukraine, and THEN they blow up the pipeline, they have public agreements from everyone and now will never be able to take it back. Its not hard to see this as a reality. The idea that America wouldn't force another countries hand on foreign affairs is laughable

@jeremytaylor3532

Жыл бұрын

We know that a private Yacht was seen on satellite leaving a Polish Port and going to the area days before and returning to port afterward. The Polish and Ukrainian governments deny involvement. However this operation could easily have been carried out by anyone with Seal type training. Even private individuals like a Wagner group or a western equivalent.

@Worselol

Жыл бұрын

​@@jeremytaylor3532something like this can't happen without US approval.

@imcbocian

Жыл бұрын

​@@jeremytaylor3532Dude. Where can you rent a yacht with huge decompression chamber, heavy duty diving equipment for at least 3 divers and other specialised tools? It is not recreational diving in coral reef 😂 Marine monitoring registered only few fat dudes with fishing poles, coolers and few backpacks. That was just false trail. Even if you find such a specialised yacht (and that wasnt one of them) you would need it for at least four days. Or four of them. Forget You need submarine to do this effectively and unnoticed.

@chadwells7562

11 ай бұрын

Good analysis. Of course that’s why we blew it up. Now the Russians don’t have any leverage on the rest of Europe. I’m not sure why people are talking about yachts and divers. The US has nuclear submarines specifically equipped for specical ops support and underwater autonomous vehicles, it’d be child’s play for us to blow up an underwater pipeline.

Many great points. I’m not sure where the animosity against trump comes from & the hatred for Russia. Would it be such a bad thing to have peace with Russia?

@SueFerreira75

11 ай бұрын

Read extensively Russian history and politics to understand - US history too

@NathanShattuckIsHere

11 ай бұрын

The part about Tucker Carlson statements having a Slavic syntax was hilarious and ridiculous. After 7 years of 24/7 unhinged screeching about Russia controlling every aspect of US govt, social media, elections, etc now obviously complete rubbish, it’s hard to believe anyone would still voice such blatant silliness with a straight face.

We hacked the Chinese from their own balloon? Love it. This is the stuff I love learning from Peter. I'd love to give him a lesson on tech, but he always has new info that I haven't head.

@imcbocian

Жыл бұрын

This is why he is popular. Becouse he usually tells what americans would like to hear 😉

@criSOME1

Жыл бұрын

That’s all that these CIA KZreadrs do, they try to tell you stories to convince you of the false narrative

@dallysinghson5569

Жыл бұрын

That still doesnt tell us if this is true or not. One can spout true things one loves to hear if you understand what i mean.

@MrJustinMN

Жыл бұрын

You do understand computers are hackable? Just like the phone in your pocket? Its plausible it could happen, any streamlined source of information via satellite or whatever it used. All plausible lol

@USandGlobal

11 ай бұрын

@@imcbocianhmm so I wonder why governments around the world hire him to give presentations on his views 🥱. More like you don’t like what he has to say

Peter, you astounded me!

Well done, M8. Thank you.

Some of the best details, data. Ever.

First time I've head scatched on some points Peter presented here. How exactly did NAFTA benefit the US worker?

good info, but....who's your audio mixer?

博主的观点是，台海战争或者中日战争时，中国必完蛋。因为美国对中国石油禁运，但是中国无法对破坏日本的石油线路，因为1美国的太空武器对中国有决定性的压倒性优势，2日本有fully blue water navy,中国没有。他还认为，人口老龄化或者政治危机会让中国在十年内崩溃。各位认同吗？？

@williamlloyd3769

Жыл бұрын

Regarding speakers comments - Murphy's First Law: Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. This is probably the outcome of any Western Pacific Ocean war. It will be an incredible waste of lives and material. Hope we don’t stumble into a war.

@ethanethan5434

Жыл бұрын

@@williamlloyd3769 I'm not a military fan, so I'm not going to argue about whether China has a fully blue water navy and the ability to disrupt the oil routes of the island nation of Japan. Although the US Navy report published by the US media "Power" magazine in 2023 pointed out that China's warship construction capacity is 230 times that of the United States, 23.25 million tons vs 100,000 tons. Although in 2022, China's manufacturing value added accounted for nearly 30% of the global share. Apart from the Taiwan Strait, there is no reason for a hot war between China and the United States. But the Russia-Ukraine war, which lasted more than a year, shows that the United States will not go to war for Taiwan

@luckybait

Жыл бұрын

@@ethanethan5434 Remember , the USA may not send troops but it is clear they will send weapons and supplies and nuclear weapons. China will suffer a complete break down under sanctions… There fuel will be cut off and it seems they just made a really, really, really stupid decision NOT to run pipelines from Russia and This has made Putin distrust China 🇨🇳 even more!!!

Can you imagine a future without economic growth?

@sedonars1

11 ай бұрын

Yes. It's the only future where humans can exist as a species. There is no ecosystem that supports large vertebrates as the unlimited economic growth paradigm requires.

@arizenation3188

11 ай бұрын

As a gen Z I was born in it

It’s amazing listening to this 3 weeks later, it’s like listening to someone making assessment and predictions colored by events from 2013.

@User-54631

11 ай бұрын

3 weeks is comparable to a decade?

@ares106

11 ай бұрын

@@User-54631 so much has changed it feels like a decade to me.

@ares106

11 ай бұрын

@@eduardomartin8510 I have explained above.

Nice graphics, some good nuggets of information. Take this guy with a grain of salt, no comment on wagner repositioning to belarus training their army and within striking distance of kiev and polish Lithuanian border. Also ignorant of the navy p8 operating over nordstream explosion site at the time.

Independents can vote in any primary of their choice in some key states like New Hampshire.

54:27 “just theory” - smartest theory I’ve heard so far though.

@Fuckgoogle-tg5kz

Жыл бұрын

He KNOWS friend

Really insightful. Can I find where this guy has his sources? Where he gets his data from?

@SueFerreira75

11 ай бұрын

Google it - here is his bio - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Zeihan

He lost me at the Nordstream pipeline. I guess he doesn’t believe the Seymour Hersh article, or didn’t hear Biden and his admin telling the press that the pipeline “will not go forward”, whatever that means. Most of what he says about the world economic order makes sense, but only under ideal conditions. Conditions under which all world leaders make wise, calculated decisions that don’t lead to war or nuclear conflict. Seems we have a lot of world leaders who are mentally unstable these days.

@86_Nix

Жыл бұрын

He has been pretty accurate so far, but I also mentioned what I see as the biggest wildcard.

@hoots187

Жыл бұрын

Per the article it was placed 3 months before it went off. Entirely possible that once placed there was no deactivation possible remotely. He doesnt mention this contingency.

@htown148

Жыл бұрын

​@hoots187 Seymore harsh was the same guy who refused to claim Syria used gas on their population. Dude has been a effin nutjob for awhile. He provided ZERO EVIDENCE

@mkkrupp2462

Жыл бұрын

And the most mentally unstable one of all in the west is waiting in the wings - in Florida.

The United States looks like Cartman.

I'm an independent and you got us all wrong. The problem is most states don't let one vote independent we have to choose between recognized parties.

China you meant CCP. If Taiwan's system can ever rule the mainland. then we might have world peace

If subsidies are eliminated, does wind make economic sense anywhere?

6min in. Love this breakdown.

Outstanding communicator !!

RFK, Desantis, or Vivek are the most interesting candidates imo

May I suggest you put the arctic circle on you horizontal Russian map - it will certainly make things easier to understand by your Canadian (and perhaps) USA fans. And perhaps a 49th parallel to emphasize climatic conditions.

The idea of a weakened Russia or China sounds so good to most Americans, but... If/when Russia or China collapses, What then? I worry that the chaos resulting therefrom could lead to something much worse. Kind of like the collapse of Mexican drug cartels bringing in newer, more violent replacements. And the idea of attacking thos drug cartels militarily is absurd. It's the one thing that would unite Mexico against the U.S., perhaps including a lot of Mexicans living in the U.S. Pershing's expedition against Villa is instructive.

@TedSeay

11 ай бұрын

Zeehan doesn’t want China on its last legs, he’s pointing out WHY China is on its last legs. It’s the war pigs that fearmonger a strong China in their analyses…

@USandGlobal

11 ай бұрын

It’s not and idea it’s reality! The USSR collapsed about 30 years ago

Thank you peter

This guy is funny lmao

Where is Bill Burr?

We need to supply them for the muddy season. Supply them with hovercraft hovercraft that are armed with Bradley type weapons that can fly up under the radar Hit and run

Regeneration. Happens so slowly we don't even notice it until the effects come to occur on us. We miss that "point if no return" until a couple of decades later.

In case of an East Pacific War its always been a wonder to me that we don't keep back up reserves of soldiers ships and planes in American Samoa. Is to far away and Okinawa is within range of medium range missles. I went to American Samoa and Pago Pago harbor is the oily deep water port for miles so China can't buy out local Island nations to have ships in range. Its big enough to hold a significant naval strike force of ships at a safe distance.

@paddygoes3746

11 ай бұрын

Aren’t you Americans tired of warring and enslaving yet?

@ranjitkundu7919

11 ай бұрын

The US itself is an Intruder.. into the Pacific & NAmerica. So value judgements of the kind expressed - are Puerile, biased, loaded, loose & no basis for an Argument. Unless you prefer STUPID ARGUMENTS❗🗿🎯🤔

10:35 no way !! I need to find that video !!

@teaja211

10 ай бұрын

37:38 Oh noo you called it.

😂 believe it😉

What I want to know is were does Peter here gets his information from

I find Zeihan’s obscure facts very interesting because he doesn’t follow the mainstream way of thinking. I think his confidence in certain assessments to be discrediting to him. He needs to take a slightly more humble approach to how he thinks things will play out cause most likely he’ll be wrong majority of the time. We don’t know what we don’t know.

You lost me when you touched the matter of who blew up the pipelines. What a joke.

The delay by the west last year allowed Russia time to put the mines and dragons teeth in place. Our fault.

Zeihan is right on...very good info!

What ahout the trans pakistan chinese pipeline? Whatever its actualiy called. How will that benefit the Chinese economy? Anyway, thank you for this in depth study! I can even imagine how you came to such expertise. I'm floored.

Many believe that AI will be more harmful than beneficial. What’s being done to prevent this from happening?