Would Trump really pull out of Ukraine? With John Mearsheimer | SpectatorTV

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  • Опубликовано: 29 май 2023
  • Kate Andrews speaks to John Mearsheimer, a political scientist at the University of Chicago, about whether a Republican president would really end American support for Ukraine.
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  • @bdg404
    @bdg404 Год назад +602

    Meisheimer essentially admits that we don’t have democracy or representative government in the United States

    • @hhKJgf1M8a0rzt8hP
      @hhKJgf1M8a0rzt8hP Год назад +31

      Yes, Putin should create a democracy in USA and lead our government.

    • @cowyeti21
      @cowyeti21 Год назад +38

      Saying the US isn't a democracy is like a spoiled rich kid saying they're broke when their parents don't buy them a mercedes. Americans vote on politicians who go on to serve in the government, and their votes matter. The US is a democracy.

    • @xiuchengmu1849
      @xiuchengmu1849 Год назад +36

      @@cowyeti21 When the rich parents really become broke and thus cannot afford anything including a Mercedes, the kid is absolutely right saying so.

    • @emrysmcwryn7902
      @emrysmcwryn7902 Год назад

      @cowyeti when the candidates are selected by the intelligence state, and serve the intelligence state agenda, when populist candidates are assasinated or character assasinated, when the military is deployed against the public, when propoganda is broadly disseminated, when the intelligence state holds editorial oversight over all news and social media outlets, when violent terrorist groups are funded and organized by the intelligence state, and when the intelligence state has incorporated organized crime into it's steucture, we have NO democracy.
      @cowyeti, ylu are either a liar or ignorant. Learn about the history of the USA and you WILL be shown the errors of your thinking.

    • @cowyeti21
      @cowyeti21 Год назад

      @@xiuchengmu1849 But the parents aren't. The kid is just so used to living in abundance that the slightest restriction is indistinguishable from poverty. People crying about the US not being a democracy cause their favourite candidate didn't win should go live in communist cuba where there's only one party.

  • @michaelpalmer4387
    @michaelpalmer4387 Год назад +647

    Probably the most realistic statement ever about politics: "It doesn't really matter what the public thinks".

    • @TubeDude420
      @TubeDude420 Год назад

      Or more accurate statement is: THE ELITE DONT CARE what the public thinks. THEY WILL CONTINUE to do as they decide, regardless of the publics thoughts.

    • @JackStormsTheGlassSculptor
      @JackStormsTheGlassSculptor Год назад +9

      That's why they gotta go

    • @heyhoe168
      @heyhoe168 Год назад

      Yep. Elections are not governing tool anymore. It is just merely an act of justification now.

    • @knowledgeishalfthebattle
      @knowledgeishalfthebattle Год назад

      1. Crimea had a national referendum in 2014 to return to Ukraine. 2. Exxon and Shell were making back door deals with the Naut zee Zelensky. Simple deal : access to the nat gas in exchange FOR TECHNOLOGY TO EXTRACT THE GAS FROM THE GROUND. 3. Sometime between 2009 and 2014 Ukraine starts murdering the Separatist rebels! Diana Magnay was the CNN correspondent who did the Donetsk, Ukraine genocide. Mom Jeans gave the money, mortar and shells to Ukraine for the genocide! 4. The day before Russian battle tanks rolled west, Potus Biden bans the Separatist regions from doing business with the U.S. 5. Patrick Lancaster is the journalist who covers the continuing genocide today! ruclips.net/video/PlYmLpJb5_I/видео.html

    • @johnd2058
      @johnd2058 Год назад +8

      Yep, that attitude is why Mearsheimer's wet for Putin.

  • @zamraaj0652
    @zamraaj0652 11 месяцев назад +55

    The fact that the US media was able to swing the American public in favour of the wars in Vietnam, Iraq, Syria, Yugoslavia, and now in Ukraine is not because of any magic of the media but the public's indifference to the matters not affecting them. The American public wakes up only when the Americans start dying. The bloodletting of other people is ignored as an alien matter. The vietnam war is a case in point.
    In Ukraine since it is the Ukranians and the Russians who are dying, the American public is not much interested.

    • @Frip36
      @Frip36 11 месяцев назад

      Yes we are. But the media and elites don't let us be heard. They fired the biggest and most influential spokesman for our anti-war cause...Tucker Carlson. Your opinion on American populous is outdated by decades.

    • @Time4Peace
      @Time4Peace 11 месяцев назад +2

      Hence, the playbook is proxy wars to keep American safe, use of drones, robotics and AI. So it's Japan vs China, Taiwan vs China, India vs China etc etc.

    • @manbearcannon1250
      @manbearcannon1250 11 месяцев назад +4

      @@Time4Peace ECOWAS vs. Niger, etc...

    • @FloraJoannaK
      @FloraJoannaK 10 месяцев назад +1

      Human rights belong to those who have the public's attention, really.

    • @seanleith5312
      @seanleith5312 10 месяцев назад

      John doen't realize the base of his argument won't change: he assume Russian won't change its goal if other things happens, Ukraine won't change its position if other things happens. "Those other things" is not something I can speculate.

  • @user-gzy12kjhomv25
    @user-gzy12kjhomv25 Год назад +23

    Conclusion of today's discussion: whatever Trump could or could not do if he gets reelected, Ukraine's fate is doomed regardless sadly.

    • @LowenKM
      @LowenKM 11 месяцев назад +4

      Oh, and let's not forget that Putin is really the 'victim' in all of this. ;-p

    • @mvd4436
      @mvd4436 11 месяцев назад +2

      If ukraine refused to fight , it would have saved a lot more territory

    • @esense9602
      @esense9602 10 месяцев назад

      Trump is a businessman. If he see that Ukraine is unprofitable and will crush the Biden's family in Ukraine, why not? It's just like hitting a two birds at the same time.

    • @ZweiZwolf
      @ZweiZwolf 10 месяцев назад

      If that's the case, then the Trump should try to squeeze every penny possible from Ukraine before they're forced to surrender. Instead of donating supplies, sell them at top dollar and make bank for the American Military Industrial Complex. If they can't pay cash on the barrel, force them to take IMF and World Bank loans.

  • @johnkeane1419
    @johnkeane1419 Год назад +496

    "Elites just do what they please" - based old guy. Refreshing to hear someone admit America isn't a democracy, it's just common knowledge now.

    • @cliffgaither
      @cliffgaither Год назад +14

      John Kearne ::
      It should always have been "common knowledge". The Founders hated the idea of Democracy. It would have threatened their class-privileges. A Republic puts some distance between the property-owners and the more egalitarian "mob".

    • @johnkeane1419
      @johnkeane1419 Год назад +7

      @@cliffgaither Yes, I have heard many thinking US citizens say that the US is a republic, rather than a democracy.

    • @gerry4281
      @gerry4281 Год назад +15

      He been warning about this war since 2014 and he was right sadly.

    • @carlroberts7830
      @carlroberts7830 Год назад +3

      you have the "flap your lips and say a lot yet do nothing" part down pat just like this guy carrying water for the democrats

    • @micbear9334
      @micbear9334 Год назад +5

      @@carlroberts7830 in this short segment he insulted the democrats a dozen times at least

  • @turkrane12
    @turkrane12 Год назад +98

    I am sick of endless war, keep doing the same thing over and over, insanity

    • @chrishooge3442
      @chrishooge3442 Год назад +6

      Is nothing worth fighting for?

    • @alecfoster4413
      @alecfoster4413 Год назад +16

      @@chrishooge3442 If you think the novo-Third Reich regime in Kiev is worth WWIII, you need to get help.

    • @maxflight777
      @maxflight777 Год назад +1

      Mike, you are not alone.

    • @chrishooge3442
      @chrishooge3442 Год назад

      @@alecfoster4413 Their President is a Jew. How do you square that?

    • @rosswatkins2277
      @rosswatkins2277 Год назад +1

      Ok lets revolt, i am with you

  • @daniilriabenkii
    @daniilriabenkii Год назад +72

    Her face expressions during Mearsheirmer speech are priceless 😂

    • @GeiserichtheVandal
      @GeiserichtheVandal Год назад +24

      Yeah, she was not very good at hiding her bias, very unprofessional ...

    • @GeiserichtheVandal
      @GeiserichtheVandal Год назад +20

      Also her point about average Ukrainians not being on board with a peace deal. John was highlighting that the ultra nationalists will be the hardest to convince about a peace deal, not that nobody else in Ukraine will be resistant to a peace deal involving a loss of territory. She tried to talk down to him with that nonsense, but didn't have the intelligence to counter anything he said, so could only say something ridiculous.

    • @bryngerard4334
      @bryngerard4334 11 месяцев назад +2

      Yeah, when Mearsheirmer swept her point aside she looked crestfallen. Facing someone who knows what they are talking about and does not comply witht the narrative and panic sets in. I do have to wonder if willful blindness is at work or is the cool aid that strong.

    • @elsonck2523
      @elsonck2523 11 месяцев назад +1

      John was remiss in not mentioning the civil war in Ukraine that had been going on for eight years prior to Russia's special military operation.

    • @ryanborder189
      @ryanborder189 7 месяцев назад

      Or just ignorance and stupidity?

  • @dadewalter3585
    @dadewalter3585 Год назад +143

    Wait,… What do you mean pull out of Ukraine? I thought we weren’t in Ukraine?

    • @dennisw8026
      @dennisw8026 Год назад +15

      WTF? You been sleeping?

    • @shaughangould2647
      @shaughangould2647 Год назад

      If Nato were in Ukraine the War would have ended ages ago. If USA stopped supporting Ukraine the Ukrainians would fight on. The 'West' did not fall prey to anti Putin propoganda. Putin rewrote history to say that Ukraine is not a real State. He also invaded the Sovereign Nation of Ukraine. That's not propoganda. It's FACT.

    • @dadewalter3585
      @dadewalter3585 Год назад

      @@dennisw8026 its sarcasm.
      corporate media still can’t admit that the United States has people over there protecting the bio labs and other secrets.
      Ukraine is a shit hole of Nazis, pedophiles, drug dealers, human traffickers and money launderers.
      And concerning the Biden family I’m sure they know where all the bodies are buried.

    • @tripzincluded8087
      @tripzincluded8087 Год назад +8

      "right ?" -hahaha-

    • @patriciusvonkempen9810
      @patriciusvonkempen9810 Год назад +8

      There are American Boots in The ground

  • @nigelalanwood6781
    @nigelalanwood6781 Год назад +181

    Why would anyone believe Boris Johnson on anything.

    • @klam77
      @klam77 Год назад +9

      Because his name keeps COMING UP. Western press is a crock.

    • @futures2247
      @futures2247 Год назад +6

      or trump

    • @christopheryellman533
      @christopheryellman533 Год назад +1

      My thoughts as well Nige.

    • @klam77
      @klam77 Год назад

      @@futures2247 Trump is a deep state toy. Got everyone fooled. He started covid game.

    • @maxflight777
      @maxflight777 Год назад

      Read Laura Dodsworth’s book about Johnson.
      (Factual texts about the Covid nonsense)
      He’s a vile liar.

  • @giovanni8304
    @giovanni8304 Год назад +247

    I am positively impressed by the Spectator airing Mearsheimer's views. For a British, conservative publication to present views at odds with the idea that Russia is the alpha and omega of evil is altogether unexpected.

    • @SlowhandGreg
      @SlowhandGreg Год назад

      Russia hasn't changed its stripes since the 2nd world war it committed genocide then its committing genocide now and it doesn't care how many of its or Ukrainian citizens it kills to achieve its political aims

    • @banshong3997
      @banshong3997 Год назад

      I thought the "democratic" West allows differences of opinion and that one shouldn't be surprised that differences of opinions exists and allowed unlike the autocratic communists. You mean to tell me the so called democratic West restricted differences of opinions and that you are surprised that this happened?

    • @LRRPFco52
      @LRRPFco52 Год назад

      Mearsheimer is from Univ of Chicago, strongly in the camp for support of Russia. He's a traitor to free people and any neighbors of Russia, either compromised by weak academic rigor or Soviet ideological warfare that took hold in Uof Chicago long ago.
      He very accurately let slep Senator Obama's role in disarming Ukraine for Russia back in the 1990s, but presented that as a good thing.

    • @user-pq7jj3vs3e
      @user-pq7jj3vs3e Год назад +41

      Lol that’s an over statement. As a casual observer I have seen plenty of empathy with the Russian people. No one is shutting down mearshiemer. In fact he has become far more known to the public than ever before. All this crying about ‘russophobia’ and propaganda is a way of distracting from the basic facts that Russia invaded Ukraine. One is clearly the aggressor and the other is the victim. Let’s keep it real

    • @giovanni8304
      @giovanni8304 Год назад +48

      Plenty of sympathy... you mean like getting statements from Russian tennis players that they either denounce Putin or renounce Wimbledon? How many times has Mearsheimer appeared on the BBC? You should many be observe less causally because your observations seem to be missing quite a bit.

  • @Teaspun
    @Teaspun Год назад +25

    Mearsheimer may be right that WW1 is the closest war time comparable to this conflict's propaganda efforts. But he overlooks the pandemic, a much more recent world-wide event that is at least as relevant, if not more, when it comes to both propaganda methods and the arrogance of the political class. Let's pray that our liberties are not as equally trampled on by the inevitable escalation to come.

    • @N1c0T1n3__
      @N1c0T1n3__ Год назад

      Well, it was more of a "rain postponing the game" sort of event.
      This was basically going to happen one way or another after the 2014 coup.

    • @Booba1235
      @Booba1235 Год назад

      Spot on and always refreshing to see someone mentioning the covid era in thi context.
      The clueless majority of the public still doesn't realise how they were made fools by the massive propoganda during the so called pandemic. Most people still think all the extreme measures were nessecary and actually saved lives.
      How is common sense going to have a chance when people are so easily manipulated?

    • @bonsummers2657
      @bonsummers2657 Год назад +3

      The Compromise: Let Russia keep what it reclaimed, which they used to own from the 1700's to the beginning of the USSR/1920, and now again: Crimea, and Kherson through Luhansk oblasts. And get on with peace.

    • @terryhughes7349
      @terryhughes7349 11 месяцев назад +2

      The WWI analogy was spot on since Wilson ran on the non-interventionist platform yet within 18 months the US was in WWI. He had a crack team of propaganda experts fix all issues. BTW, propaganda did not have 'evil' undertones in those days, it was just a tool or methodology to get things done like advertising.

    • @user-vm3fr9jb6t
      @user-vm3fr9jb6t 10 месяцев назад

      Господа, да в любую из войн мировых за последние 200 лет, все мечтали владеть землями нашими российскими! Со времен Антанты. Весь ваш Запад. Почему все забыли, кто был активным спонсором во вторую Мировую 1941-1945 годов? Американцы, Англичане, как минимум, спонсировали Гитлера. Это делалось, чтобы руками сумашедшего Адольфа нас уничтожить). Господи, да в какой год вступили в эту войну на нашей стороне наши "союзники"))). Они ждали и думали, кто победит и на сторону встать и с этого поиметь все дивиденты. Проиграли бы мы, Россия, нас бы на кусочки порвали дружно, вместе с Гитлером. Недаром, были переговоры с Даллесом генералов немецких о сохранении Германии на условиях Американцев. Когда проигрывать стали фашисты.. Но мы отчасти, отыграли ситуацию и не дали довести эту сделку. И подписали они капитуляцию. Но американцы оставили свое влияние в Западной Европе, в ключевых странах. И до сих пор американцы делают все, чтобы их влияние сохранялось. А мы сглупили, и не надо было выводить наши войска оттуда. Наши базы и наше вооружение. Это было великой глупостью. Мы отдали вашим западникам плацдарм для создания НАТО. И продвижения его к нашим границам. А остались бы мы там, никто бы не дернулся на Восток. Не развалился бы СССР. Мы сглупили, теперь будем все исправлять.

  • @danfarrand9072
    @danfarrand9072 Год назад +101

    It's not that Trump CAN say anything and get away with it, it's that he says anything he wants and is prepared to not just defend his words but jump back into the fight with both feet. Mr. Des Santis is going to have to decide who he wants to please, the big corporate donars or the voters.

    • @cejannuzi
      @cejannuzi Год назад

      Well if he gets the WH again, let's hope he doesn't hire Bolton, Pompeo, etc. etc. He was an idiot to surround himself with these people.

    • @simonj5615
      @simonj5615 Год назад

      It is just a pity that what he says is a sack of cr@p.

    • @WackadoodleMalarkey
      @WackadoodleMalarkey Год назад +4

      The man so unwoke he asleep at the wheel

    • @amateur_football9751
      @amateur_football9751 Год назад +4

      Both serve the corporate donors, you simply can't get into power without these powerful groups backing you, people need to stop pretending any government will actually improve your life, its up to the individual to make his or her life better

    • @farzana6676
      @farzana6676 Год назад +10

      Trump keeps being asked how. He can't answer the question because he doesn't have the balls to say he would let Russia win.

  • @rimlandrealist7679
    @rimlandrealist7679 Год назад +106

    "No, its clearly the propaganda"
    Her face .... LOLOLOLOL

    • @tedtrash
      @tedtrash Год назад +19

      Yeah. I caught that. Most certainly not on the agenda that she had written down in front of her.

    • @massemiable
      @massemiable Год назад +11

      It's also not true.
      John acts more like a politician that an academic a lot of the time, just stating his opinion as "obvious" fact.
      I live in Europe and I remember very clearly how shocked people where when the helicopter, missiles and tanks went across the border into Ukraine. It was a complete sea change for a lot of people.

    • @ibrahimguler6177
      @ibrahimguler6177 Год назад

      @@massemiable If you are watchnig what is unfolding in the Western media and thinking that Mearsheimer "stating his opinion" about propaganda and not vocalizing the truth, that's on you. Even Russian cats banned from competing.
      Nobody currently employing two healthy brain cells weren't surprised with Russia declaring a war either. It was building up for months with US sending arms to Ukraine without public notice and Russia arming near Ukrainian border.

    • @rimlandrealist7679
      @rimlandrealist7679 Год назад +26

      @@massemiable ridiculously so and mostly due to propaganda. Most people didn't even know what was the capital of Ukraine the week before. Non-Western countries have a right to military interventions too and NATO is still occupying Kosovo so most people are sheep

    • @johanalden4637
      @johanalden4637 Год назад +29

      @@massemiable I kept an eye on the daily updates in the war in donbass from 2014-2022, I was simply surprised it took this long for Russia to get openly involved. But nobody ever listened to the anti-kiev Ukrainians over there, clearly the west didn't value their lives and don't to this day. I honestly think westerners don't realize how many Ukrainians are fighting on the Russian side in this war, and if they are they're simply calling them Russians without any regard to their Ukrainian nationality. I have very little respect for the west for this transgression.

  • @morcosboci
    @morcosboci Год назад +68

    663 billion dollar is the yearly interest on the debt of USA. I call it a failed country...

    • @emilio2647
      @emilio2647 Год назад +2

      @morcosboci I think most Americans don't mind taking care the basic needs of other countries like Ukraine.

    • @morcosboci
      @morcosboci Год назад +7

      @@emilio2647 laughable... First they should take care of their basic needs...

    • @chronosschiron
      @chronosschiron Год назад +7

      usa economy is 23320 billion , its interest is .02% ....quick start a panic

    • @davidkettell6236
      @davidkettell6236 Год назад

      it is failed because of communist (democrat ) policies.

    • @perkunast9680
      @perkunast9680 Год назад

      You have no understanding of economics. This is the biggest problem with Republicans. They think it works like your bank account. In reality we have a debt based economy. If you took ever dollar printed you could not pay off the debt. You would still owe the interest the money that hasn't even been created yet. It can never be paid off, and in fact if debt stopped the whole system would also. Every dollar printed is borrowed into existence thus its a debt note.

  • @tatianabrown6903
    @tatianabrown6903 Год назад +19

    NATO was supposed to be dismantled when the Soviet Union fell. What happened to that promise? I think Russia is the only country that kept their agreement.

    • @andrewachholz7922
      @andrewachholz7922 11 месяцев назад +1

      NATO was not supposed to be dismantled. Who told you?

    • @tatianabrown6903
      @tatianabrown6903 11 месяцев назад +6

      @andrewachholz7922 Nato was formed to withstand the USSR. USSR fell in 1992 and it was supposed to have been dismantled but instead of limiting it, they proceeded further East instead. The West and Military Industrial Complex decided otherwise.

    • @andrewachholz7922
      @andrewachholz7922 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@tatianabrown6903 not true at all. What are your sources?

    • @RedXlV
      @RedXlV 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@tatianabrown6903 Who says it was "supposed to have been dismantled"?

    • @touchingthecloth
      @touchingthecloth 5 месяцев назад +1

      I think you must read your History in the 'Beano'...

  • @kelseymathias3881
    @kelseymathias3881 Год назад +17

    Public was ignorant about Vietnam for years, and largely ignored the protests of the youth, the ones who would be sent to slaughter.

    • @WAdelstein
      @WAdelstein Год назад

      Burning the American flag and calling patriots fascist pigs didn’t help. Spitting on soldiers didn’t help. During gulf war 1 the peace demonstrators wanted USA to lose. Jesse Jackson was saying body bags will be filled etc. yup They sold the war due to low intellect anti-Americanism, same w/gulf war II. They didn’t make libertarian ot arguments against the war. However, the anti-American left lives government. They are not agitating for peace with China and Russia. They are not trying to disband cia and fbi. I know the good citizen was duped but the people opposed to what now appears to be influenced foreign policy were the enemy within and perhaps and I dunno that was by design to sell the wars

  • @clemalford9768
    @clemalford9768 Год назад +75

    Mearsheimer is a cold clinical realist. He see it as it is, not as we would like it to be.

    • @gintasvilkelis2544
      @gintasvilkelis2544 Год назад +19

      To be more precise, Mearsheimer is a _19th-century_ cold clinical realist. He seems to not realise that we now live in the 21st century.

    • @blackwind743
      @blackwind743 Год назад +6

      The problem with Mearsheimer is that he his approach, much like Putin's fails to adequately bake reasonably predictable human reactions into the final cake. Part of Putin's problem may be that he doesn't understand western language and cultures well enough to predict the outcome. Mearsheimer I suspect is just lost in cold analytical academics with too sharp a focus. I really think that part of Putin's impetus for the final decision to invade may have been Mearsheimer's analysis of the situation on RUclips which they were referencing in the early days of the war.

    • @gintasvilkelis2544
      @gintasvilkelis2544 Год назад +17

      @@blackwind743 I think Mearsheimer's whole system of beliefs can be distilled into 2 main points:
      1. Thugs don't compromise on their demands.
      2. Big thugs (e.g. Russia) are impossible to beat militarily.
      So, Mearsheimer seems to be wilfully blind to the evidence that negates #2, and when thugs _are_ beaten, #1 matters little. Hitler _also_ was uncompromising, but that did not prevent his military defeat.

    • @ls-l1518
      @ls-l1518 Год назад

      @@gintasvilkelis2544
      USA is the biggest thug of them all. China will probably be just as bad. Napoleon and Hitler both underestimated Russia. I think they regretted that. I don't think Russia can defeat Ukraine as long as we feed it. Of course, on their own, they would have lasted 1 week. But they won't loose it either. I think they will get pretty much what they wanted. Ukraine not joining NATO. Though that wouldn't have happened anyway. Such a poor and corrupt country. They don't qualify at all. And the Eastern parts will be "neutral". But I think there is a but. I don't think Putin and his men understood how hated they would be in the West. What a turningpoint this will be.

    • @rickybrohmer6047
      @rickybrohmer6047 Год назад +8

      @@blackwind743 -You're absolutely clueless.

  • @ikwilda
    @ikwilda Год назад +65

    The military establishment has firm grips on the US. So do companies like BlackRock that also have made lucrative deals over this conflict.

    • @big1boston
      @big1boston Год назад +1

      Debt diplomacy.

    • @edwardmoore-kd5uq
      @edwardmoore-kd5uq Год назад

      BlackRock and Wagner Group have a lot in common.

    • @michaeldy3157
      @michaeldy3157 Год назад

      Not the same. The u.s military spending was in a big decline until poopin went nuts.😮 Poopin stole 80% of russias wealth. Compare that!

    • @michaeldy3157
      @michaeldy3157 Год назад +1

      ​@@edwardmoore-kd5uq no they do not. Wagnut is a real army , blackrock is small.

    • @gregoryvanikiotis3214
      @gregoryvanikiotis3214 Год назад

      BlackRock is the equivalent to the Nazi Einsatzgrubben.

  • @jessicamacfarlane2761
    @jessicamacfarlane2761 Год назад +4

    OMG I wish Boris would be a house husband, thus staying at home and helping his family without interfering in international affairs.

  • @magnus3833
    @magnus3833 Год назад +66

    American credibility?? That's a contradiction in term.

    • @oeiras99
      @oeiras99 Год назад +9

      Like American Intelligence.

    • @computercrack
      @computercrack Год назад +1

      True

    • @midgetydeath
      @midgetydeath Год назад +5

      American credibility is the strongest in the world. There is a reason every country is willing to put its trust in the US and consistently benefits from that and is also why so many countries do not need large militaries so they can afford social programs and is the entire reason the global economy exists and part of why the dollar is the global currency. Your ego and ignorance doesn’t change anything.

    • @computercrack
      @computercrack Год назад +4

      @@midgetydeath LOL living in a dreamworld lalala

    • @rizdekd3912
      @rizdekd3912 Год назад

      Yet they can somehow 'sell' their debt. Folks are willing to buy up US debt because 'America isn't credible?'

  • @johndilivio2770
    @johndilivio2770 Год назад +12

    War killed people so need stop war

  • @fernandoribeiro7738
    @fernandoribeiro7738 Год назад +43

    You know why Trump always avoid that this conflit bettewn Rússia and Ucrânia could escalate to War ? Because Trump always said " my biggest nightmare is an alliance bettewn Rússia and China " Trump knew the consequences. Trump had a completly different geopolitic vision from Biden.

    • @stevenhenry5267
      @stevenhenry5267 Год назад +4

      Lol. They were already heading that way during his Presidency.

    • @makeyourlifeeasier5794
      @makeyourlifeeasier5794 Год назад

      You mean Biden actually has a vision??

    • @danielolivares5
      @danielolivares5 Год назад +3

      @@stevenhenry5267 really? How?

    • @teddybearroosevelt1847
      @teddybearroosevelt1847 Год назад +7

      Trump didn’t try to avoid it. Obama did. Trump did just as Biden is doing now.

    • @Iv4Bez
      @Iv4Bez Год назад +10

      ...and why is China a threat? To whom exactly? Aren't the US (main) borders as far from China as they're from Russia?
      Economically? Are you kidding? Isn't industrial growth more or less natural process? There will always be countries who succeed and become powerful. Will US try to contain India? South Africa? Brasil?
      Btw a military aliance between China and Russia is impossible on many levels. And economic partnership is a normal thing - or else if anyone true ally of China, it's the US.

  • @Frip36
    @Frip36 11 месяцев назад +1

    Did Kate talk about the horrendous number of young men dying? She should be quaking with anger asking this question and demanding answers from these to experts on how to make it stop.

    • @elsonck2523
      @elsonck2523 11 месяцев назад

      The US should stop fanning the flames.

  • @jamessmithers4456
    @jamessmithers4456 Год назад +8

    US Credibility??? Afghanistran? Vietnam? ....

  • @livondiramerian6999
    @livondiramerian6999 Год назад +53

    If the Minsk agreement was implemented there wouldn't have been a war.

    • @popNdawg
      @popNdawg Год назад +3

      True and Biden's brain works fine and Putin is 2.5 metres tall.

    • @bavariancarenthusiast2722
      @bavariancarenthusiast2722 Год назад +6

      Who did not respect the Minsk agreement was Putin

    • @romanb.3816
      @romanb.3816 Год назад +20

      ⁠@@bavariancarenthusiast2722 BS. Ukraine did not. Ex president Poroshenko and ex German chancellor Merkel even admitted that Minsk 2 accords were used by Ukraine to win time and to modernise and equip UA army

    • @bavariancarenthusiast2722
      @bavariancarenthusiast2722 Год назад +4

      @@romanb.3816 Well she said that 2022 - anyway the Russians should get the hell out of the Ukraine.

    • @oeiras99
      @oeiras99 Год назад +15

      @@bavariancarenthusiast2722 If NATO got out of Ukraine too that might work.

  • @zhending6562
    @zhending6562 8 месяцев назад +1

    This is brutal John basically stated public are just bunch of "useful idiots" 4:06

  • @Drod6969
    @Drod6969 Год назад +2

    i wish we WOULD cut and run on Ukraine

  • @lreichlin99
    @lreichlin99 Год назад +150

    John Mearsheimer is right: These days we experience a level of propaganda in the western media that's deeply disturbing and frightening.

    • @merefield2585
      @merefield2585 Год назад +25

      What propaganda like the fact that Russia invaded a sovereign country? Give me a break!

    • @HughJass448
      @HughJass448 Год назад +15

      And Mearsheimer is the credentialed propagandist.
      What a joke.

    • @femibabs1310
      @femibabs1310 Год назад +6

      John Mearsheimer is a genius 🙏🏽👏👏

    • @amyrichard3203
      @amyrichard3203 Год назад +11

      Yes, what Fox News has done in the past 20 years is sickening.

    • @baolichang6019
      @baolichang6019 Год назад

      @@amyrichard3203 Exactly. Fox is no different from all other mainstream outlets such as MSNBC, CNN…. They are pacifiers specialized for either right or left audiences.

  • @JesterEric
    @JesterEric Год назад +166

    The Russophobia is more of a media phenomenon at least in the UK. I think working people are not that stupid and are very distrustful of our politicians/media propaganda after Covid

    • @AminTheMystic
      @AminTheMystic Год назад

      Tru. Most people aren't that stupid, whatever their class. And understand that Putin and Putinism is a menace. And if funding Ukraine to beat it is probably a good thing, rather than sending in the British Army.

    • @Durnyful
      @Durnyful Год назад

      True, but media/Government/the establishment pushing Russophobia is as bad as the Nazi's de-humanising the Jews in the 1930's. A dangerous game to play. A lot of comments you see are a complete demonstration of its effectiveness. Pure poison.

    • @alastairnewman1233
      @alastairnewman1233 Год назад

      Um ... Christopher. Yes. UK working people ARE that stupid. But that is of no consequence. The greatest impediment to UK working people is they are irrelevant. And what makes them stupid is their belief that they are relevant.

    • @jamescc2010
      @jamescc2010 Год назад

      Well informed and intelligent know Ukraine is not vital to USA, and largely discredit MSM(state control) as we know it. We are losing in economy and political aspects that don't serve interest of ordinary people any more, only billionaire ruling class.

    • @edc1569
      @edc1569 Год назад

      The Russophobia thing is a kremlin talking point, they invented the term. Chelsea was owned by Abromvich, London is full of Russians, it's fantasy nonsense.

  • @jackfetterman126
    @jackfetterman126 Год назад +41

    John Mearsheimer’s grasp of this situation rings very true. His voice needs to be heard much more.

    • @dennisday2049
      @dennisday2049 Год назад +1

      It may 'ring true' but it is not. Somehow, Trump has the Midas touch. Promises made, promises kept. MAGA PTL

    • @joshuahall1581
      @joshuahall1581 Год назад

      @@dennisday2049 We literally saw Lindsay Graham cheer on Joe Biden's war in Ukraine after being sanctioned by Russia for helping Biden's administration spread propaganda throughout Europe, and we literally just saw Donald Trump live on Fox News in an interview with Hannity just complement Biden on the Ukrainian War and Trump scold Hannity for disrespecting Biden's age.

    • @stevenhenry5267
      @stevenhenry5267 Год назад

      No, he's a 🤡

    • @johndoe-vc1we
      @johndoe-vc1we Год назад

      He can't explain the American angle though

    • @cejannuzi
      @cejannuzi Год назад +1

      @@dennisday2049 LOL. Health care for all? Troops out of Afghanistan? A peace treaty with North Korea? LOL.

  • @assholeyeng
    @assholeyeng 5 месяцев назад +1

    that old man is so based

  • @31terikennedy
    @31terikennedy Год назад +11

    Ukraine is not in NATO. US is spending over 170 billion, Europe,20 billion, with Europe still buying Russian energy.

    • @hazb8026
      @hazb8026 Год назад

      Made up numbers. EU and USA has spent roughly equal on Ukraine. And EU buys a lot more US fuel now than before and much less Russia

    • @richardmoloney689
      @richardmoloney689 Год назад

      And Nordstream 2 is pumping gas to Germany.

  • @skywalker10001
    @skywalker10001 Год назад +97

    Nice respectful and honest conversation. So refreshing to see the interviewer not speaking over the guests

    • @gordonipock9385
      @gordonipock9385 Год назад +5

      I suppose... if you like one-sided interviews.

    • @hunterphung3638
      @hunterphung3638 Год назад

      Only Putin lies and propaganda.

    • @patrickcleburneuczjsxpmp9558
      @patrickcleburneuczjsxpmp9558 Год назад

      She had her moment, particularly with her comment about the feelings of the Ukrainian public.

    • @branilavvasic9727
      @branilavvasic9727 Год назад +1

      ​@@gordonipock9385 They are called interviews and not debates for a reason. But she can still ask additional questions without interrupting and speaking over a guest.

    • @Frip36
      @Frip36 11 месяцев назад

      Most don't talk over the guests any more. You just haven't noticed.

  • @dadadadadada1828
    @dadadadadada1828 10 месяцев назад

    John Mearsheimer is 100% right!

  • @yangeugenendikam1740
    @yangeugenendikam1740 Год назад +4

    Trump will make a deal which is what Biden should have done long ago

    • @joshuahall1581
      @joshuahall1581 Год назад

      Trump started the war in Ukraine back in 2017 for his imperialist war aims for Uniting Europe and seizing Russian military assets, he's not stopping the war, he's just saying things that are convenient.

    • @simonj5615
      @simonj5615 Год назад

      A deal? You must be having a laugh. How can you make a deal with a man that cannot lie straight in bed? Any deal will be gladly received by Russia, who will then wait until the situation has died down and the West has forgotten, then push on again and again and again and again. Are you blind?

  • @mjb0183
    @mjb0183 Год назад +33

    She’s wrong when she quotes $70B sent to Ukraine. It’s up to $200B.

    • @here_for_the
      @here_for_the Год назад

      NATO HAS contributed over $180 Billion. The CIA has its own secret budgets that even Congress cannot audit, so if you think its only what 'THEY' TELL U??? Id love to sell you ice, if your an Eskimo.

    • @rizdekd3912
      @rizdekd3912 Год назад +4

      Where do you find that amount? All I see is figures around 70-80 b.

    • @adriantidd5734
      @adriantidd5734 Год назад

      What about the $15B, Biden and his cronies fleeced the Ukraine out of???

    • @jackalope501
      @jackalope501 Год назад

      ​@@GlennRA3 it's far more than you've been told

    • @jamesmurphy9426
      @jamesmurphy9426 Год назад +4

      It's all used weapons in theory
      Weapons on the road to a junkyard or a warehouse

  • @ronaldcates5760
    @ronaldcates5760 Год назад +51

    Stop the bloodshed is the right answer! Blessed are the Peacemakers . . . Period!

    • @bicabica4003
      @bicabica4003 Год назад

      Bravooooo cine vrea războaie crime bombardamente bomba nucleară sincer este un criminal care seamănă cu tiranul criminal dictator măcelar sacal hitlerist pe nume PUTIN REPET PUTIN DACĂ TRUMP ESTE PRIETEN CU PUTIN IA SPUNETI VOI AMERICANILOR CE VA URMA SĂ FIE IN AMERICA ?

    • @cliffgaither
      @cliffgaither Год назад

      Ronald Cates :: It's too bad Imperial-Powers are not "Peacemakers".

    • @jscarpa2002
      @jscarpa2002 Год назад

      @@cliffgaither Lets not try to stop a rapist by letting him rape the girl.

    • @LeMerch
      @LeMerch Год назад +2

      How?

    • @ronaldcates5760
      @ronaldcates5760 Год назад

      @@LeMerch maybe you should ask Jesus and not me!

  • @randomracki9453
    @randomracki9453 Год назад +47

    Trump will not be allowed to pull out of Ukraine

    • @jonjonboi3701
      @jonjonboi3701 Год назад +10

      Nah Trump would prevent war between Russia and Ukraine

    • @No1sonuk
      @No1sonuk Год назад +9

      @@jonjonboi3701 It's way too late for prevention - it's already happening. As for stopping it, did you listen to what they said about no deal would work for both sides?
      The are only two ways the US could stop the war in Ukraine:
      1) Send all the high-spec weapons with no usage restrictions.
      2) Get directly involved and force the Russians out.

    • @bergssprangare
      @bergssprangare Год назад +16

      Anybody remember 3 years ago.. We had peace and prosperity.. Seems as eons away.. Rabid leftists have lost it and trans globalists want WW3

    • @hereandnow990
      @hereandnow990 Год назад +6

      @@No1sonuk that would be the stupidest thing to do.

    • @vladimirnikolskiy
      @vladimirnikolskiy Год назад

      @@No1sonuk You have given two ways to destroy all life on this planet, and more than once. Thank God you're just a little man who doesn't solve anything.

  • @jamieshannon5061
    @jamieshannon5061 Год назад +14

    great interview - Kate Andrews i remember seeing you many years ago (2014) defending truth with clarity and fortitude, great to see you are still up to it.

    • @ryanborder189
      @ryanborder189 7 месяцев назад +1

      She seemed very uninformed to me

  • @johnrivinius4873
    @johnrivinius4873 Год назад +1

    The public doesn't want us the support this unconstitutional war that has great costs financially and especially human lives on both sides. NATO has had several chances at diplomacy but chose war. Please end this war

  • @guser7137
    @guser7137 Год назад +33

    Context is important. Now officially declared a hoax, but at the time Trump was fighting back against a false accusations that he was a Russian asset. Consider what he would have/could have done if he hadn't been subjected to that.

    • @SlowhandGreg
      @SlowhandGreg Год назад

      You don't have to be on the Kremlin payroll to be a Russian asset you just need to be taken in by Russian propaganda which the far Right in the US spread constantly.
      Trump was as stupid as they come he also has ADHD a man born into untold wealth which he pissed away constantly being a multiple bankrupt

    • @1247.cccccc
      @1247.cccccc Год назад

      Every idiotic moron believed, with every ounce of energy they could muster, that Trump was about to fold and run away from his responsibilities. Imagine if half of Biden's horrors had occurred during the former administration?

    • @NachttiSchlampE65
      @NachttiSchlampE65 Год назад +4

      Yeah these false accusations which were brought up even at their meeting in Helsinki 2018 (their first meeting i think) really affected their relationship. If not face to face, then it sure did affect the American public by planting just another seed of mistrust into their heads. Which of course does affect politics decision

    • @LordOfLight
      @LordOfLight Год назад

      Why do you think it was false? Who "officially declared" it a hoax? It always struck me as manifestly true and was proved true at Helsinki.
      (a) Trump told the world that he'd asked Putin if he (Putin) had interfered in the 2016 election, that Putin had said "no" (surprise surprise) and that Trump couldn't think of any reason why Putin would lie about a thing like that. If true then Trump was arguably the only person on the entire planet who couldn't think why Putin would lie.
      (b) Trump and Putin held a private meeting. It consisted of only three people: Trump, Putin, and Putin's interpreter - Trump refused to allow the American interpreter in. There can only be one reason for this.
      Is your real name Sergei, and do you operate out of Moscow?

    • @user295295
      @user295295 Год назад

      The Russia hoax underlies the fact that the establishment always wanted a war against Russia, and that Trump didnt want any part of it. Hillary Clinton pretty much promised a war with Russia during the campaign debates, and you'd better take her seriously when she promises death and destruction. Now they've got Ukraine doing their dirty work.

  • @banshong3997
    @banshong3997 Год назад +102

    😂 😂😂 actions speaks louder than words. Would the neocons or the military industrial complex allow him to? 😂😂😂.

    • @brucealbert4686
      @brucealbert4686 Год назад +9

      Like the Springtime mass missile attacks in Syria 2017 and 2018. Who was president?

    • @legendg219
      @legendg219 Год назад

      That's why they got him out in 2020 lol he was changing too much. The millisecond Biden was installed everything returned to "normal" not a coincidence.

    • @odineproci2455
      @odineproci2455 Год назад

      No, obviously. That is why he will not become president unless Russia is defeated. They would kill him before any threat to NATO (or American supremacy). The USA is neither a democracy nor a republic, but an oligarchy of globalists, with irrelevant elections creating illusions to placate the deluded public. Their mouldy "free world" facade is falling apart.

    • @spain1998
      @spain1998 Год назад

      He would be killed by the CIA just like JFK who said he would get all Americans out of Vietnam.

    • @banshong3997
      @banshong3997 Год назад +13

      @@brucealbert4686 does it matter? Neocons are neocons. All the same coin just different faces 🤣

  • @Bennewman11
    @Bennewman11 9 месяцев назад +1

    Actually there are more than 90 million British Americans more than German and Irish Americans put together. They are usually called WASPs and are usually put together with German Americans and Called White Anglo-Saxon Protestants.

  • @simonsmatthew
    @simonsmatthew Год назад +36

    That is a good point by Katy at 18.00. The problem is that "the average Ukrainian" is less homogeneous than what is made out. Just as Mearsheimer points out the US foreign policy elite, there is something similar in Ukraine and not all have traditionally been anti-Russian and pro-Nationalist. Particularly poorer and older Ukrainians, or those with close family links to Russia. Of course Putin's invasion and the brutality of the war has changed a lot of that, but still the background is important.

    • @Turamwdd
      @Turamwdd Год назад +12

      Actually the older Ukrainians are less friendly to Russia. They grew up with stories of the famine and Stalin from their parents or grandparents. The younger generation doesn't have that connection to when their was major conflict. Your issue is with the Russian transplants from the Stalin era and the native Ukrainians.

    • @AkiRa22084
      @AkiRa22084 Год назад

      @@Turamwdd Stalin was not Russian. We know the difference between Russians and communists. Ukrainian communists were horrible to us as much as any other communist.

    • @asicdathens
      @asicdathens Год назад

      @Ceroid Hello comrade botnik, The Holomodor actually happened. The red army under the orders of mass butcher stalin would search Ukrainian homes for food and confiscate it and punish the occupants if anything was found. All agricultural production was confiscated as well

    • @Ghost.Recon.24
      @Ghost.Recon.24 Год назад

      Putin had ever rite to go in to protect the Russian speaking ppl in eastern Ukraine, if Mexico was doing that in south to USA residents u don't think the USA would do the same? Its a existential threat to Russia for Ukraine to join Nato..russia is on the right side of history USA Ukraine will never be.

    • @theangrycanuck8331
      @theangrycanuck8331 Год назад +6

      ​@Ceroid Crimea voted against Ukraine independence in 1991 and so did the East and South.
      I would like to correct something though. It's actually the middle of the country that is anti Russian. Most of the Western region populations are against the conflict. The Galician and Transylvanian regions don't have a problem with Russia and volunteers have been extremely low to the point that UA has forced Hungarian, Romanian, Polish citizens in UA into the army.

  • @maxflight777
    @maxflight777 Год назад +47

    Trump would negotiate peace in 48 hours.
    What’s not to like ?

    • @gregwebb9737
      @gregwebb9737 Год назад +7

      Congress would lose 80% of their campaign funding and grift.

    • @emrysmcwryn7902
      @emrysmcwryn7902 Год назад

      Peace. War is a racket. Peace is bad for racketeers like Jeffrey's friends. You already know this. Remember what happened to John F? Remember when he tried to pull out of Nam? What did the racketeers do to him for threatening America and the world with a lasting Peace?

    • @malanalan1
      @malanalan1 Год назад

      Trump would negotiate surrender as he did with Taliban. Trump is coward.

    • @bicabica4003
      @bicabica4003 Год назад

      Wawww cu cine va negocia pacea Trump cumva cu TIRANUL HITLERIST CRIMINAL DICTATOR DE PUTIN WAWW ATI UITAT CE SA INTĂMPLAT LA CAPITOLIU LOVITURÂ DE STAT CRIME QANONI DUGHINI SAMD RUȘINEEEEE

    • @jdavs3306
      @jdavs3306 Год назад

      💯

  • @markhughes7927
    @markhughes7927 Год назад +11

    3:34
    Strange sequence of appositions: 1 - De Santis questioned loses Republican support for saying the ukr. war not in the public interest; 2 - Trump ‘can get away with it’ for his reply about instantly ending it to a presumably hostile - Democrat aligned - interviewer.
    btw Trump achieved several things almost instantaneously - the Jerusalem American Embassy - the Abraham accords - the boosting of EU contributions to common defence - the Mexican border shut-down (or near shut down) - making China and the EU balance trade privileges. Outside the world-room-filling megaphone of western press outlooks - he was held in esteem by political leaders around that world which is not the West (or some 85%) - in the Middle East he spoke their language and they were relieved not to have to deal with the slippery Obama any more. Also he instantly stopped Obama’s $80 billion p.a. funding of Isis - the knock on effects of which confidence boost to Islamic ideology had a brunt borne by youngsters and vulnerables especially in the north of Britain from rape, despoiling, and ideological servitude. Read Andrew North - (Times correspondent.) Any relief here is directly due to Trump who loves Britain (where Biden appears to loathe it).

    • @big1boston
      @big1boston Год назад

      Donald Trump was a life long democrat.

    • @singlespeedcrossbike
      @singlespeedcrossbike Год назад +1

      @@big1boston so was I but not any more. What’s your point?

    • @Eric_Blair
      @Eric_Blair Год назад

      ​@@singlespeedcrossbikeI've always been a lifelong republican but now will vote for best ... The republican party is too full of elites, progressives and neocons for my sensibilities. We need a real option in American politics, the uniparty solution is not working for your average citizen!

    • @singlespeedcrossbike
      @singlespeedcrossbike Год назад +1

      @@Eric_Blair I get it. I’m an independent. I’d love to have a viable third party. In 2016 I would have voted for anyone other than Hillary. Wasn’t necessarily a Trump fan but what choice did I have. But then on Inauguration Day when they started going after Trump I became aware that somehow he was viewed as a threat to the establishment. That got me interested and I became a semi fan. Now because the establishment hates him so I wish he wouldn’t run. But in all honesty if it comes down to Trump or Binden then once again you know how I’ll vote. But I agree we need a strong 3rd Party with that runs a impeccably honest candidate.

    • @Agooo13431
      @Agooo13431 Год назад

      It's very simple. DeSantis backed off because of the opposition of donors, not the opposition of republican electorate. Trump doesn't care about pleasing donors because he knows there is no free lunch. Donors want favors in return for their money.

  • @ryanborder189
    @ryanborder189 7 месяцев назад +1

    Very bad idea for the moderator to be so partisan esp as she’s wrong!

  • @JM-vh7oc
    @JM-vh7oc Год назад +1

    Excellent interview - thank you

  • @zharkoo
    @zharkoo Год назад +19

    was this the full conversation? if not, does anyone knows where to find the full one?

    • @zharkoo
      @zharkoo Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/qkLh-4zWxO0/видео.html

  • @traleyton8057
    @traleyton8057 Год назад +14

    Purpose of the extreme propaganda is to fool public and rob them by taxation to feed their addiction of war games.

    • @jasperchance3382
      @jasperchance3382 Год назад

      Says the simple minded fed on anti system propaganda

  • @JustinZode
    @JustinZode Год назад +3

    There does need to be a deal.
    1. Russia will withdraw from all Ukrainian territories
    2. Ukraine will remain neutral between NATO and Russia
    3. Ukraine will guarantee the independence of the DPR / LPR and cease oppression of Russian-speaking Ukrainians
    4. Russia will maintain Crimea and other ethnic Russian areas that have voted to join Russia.
    This seems like a fair bargain for everyone. Though I do believe the ultra-nationalist extremists and Russophobia will continue to fight, just like with the Minsk accords.

    • @RedXlV
      @RedXlV 10 месяцев назад

      Absolutely hell no to "independence" for the fake "DPR" and "LPR" and for allowing Russia to keep Crimea. That is as far as it gets from "a fair bargain for everyone". That's just a complete capitulation to Russia, rewarding them for their imperialist aggression and allowing them to steal everything they've been trying to steal.
      BTW, there are no "other ethnic Russian areas that have voted to join Russia". Crimea is the *only* place in Ukraine that has an ethnic Russian majority.

  • @jayxavier7357
    @jayxavier7357 Год назад +4

    18:06...Um, no: Zelensky has had to conscript fighters among "average Ukrainians" because most of them, sensibly, would prefer peace to getting themselves killed in a war that was over before it even started...

    • @patrickcleburneuczjsxpmp9558
      @patrickcleburneuczjsxpmp9558 Год назад +2

      I'm not convinced Russia will win, but I think you're basically right regardless. What does the average person in Kiev or Lviv care if the Donbas is governed by corrupt politicians in Moscow or corrupt politicians in Kiev, especially when most of the people from the Donbas if forced to choose would probably choose Moscow anyway.

    • @alispeed5095
      @alispeed5095 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@patrickcleburneuczjsxpmp9558 Are you still not convinced?

    • @patrickcleburneuczjsxpmp9558
      @patrickcleburneuczjsxpmp9558 10 месяцев назад

      @@alispeed5095 I haven't taken in much about how things have been going the last couple months (since I wrote my last comment) or since whenever the Ukrainian offensives began. From what very little I've taken in I've gotten the impression that Ukraine has made very negligible territorial gains with its offensives and that Russia has maybe made equivalent gains from more minor offensives (at least relative to the offensive on Bakhmut, for example.) As far as losses, I don't feel like there are any reliable sources for that information, but it definitely seems possible that Ukraine has taken heavy losses for negligible gains. Anything you would add to a two or three sentence summary?
      But based on what I've gathered, neither side seems to be able (at least not yet) to launch a dominant offensive. Until that happens and so long as the West continues to fund the war and so long as Zelensky and whatever hawks are pulling his strings remain in control of the Ukrainian government it seems there's plenty of potential for this war to just grind on long-term. I can imagine some of those things shifting to where Russia could start to dominate offensively. I don't really see any very plausible changes happening that would enable Ukraine to secure decisive battlefield victories apart from other armies joining in the fight, but even that would seem more likely to lead to WWIII and nuclear exchanges than successful Ukrainian offensives.

  • @desmondobrien8419
    @desmondobrien8419 Год назад +119

    The look on Kate's face was priceless when Mearsheimer explained to her about the west's propaganda machine and the influence of Ukraine's ultra right wing nationalists. She looked genuinely shocked......what you mean we do propaganda too???

    • @Bella-je3kr
      @Bella-je3kr Год назад +9

      Amazing guests, disastrous host!

    • @francisyockey8225
      @francisyockey8225 Год назад

      She's not stupid, she knows plenty about propeganda as she actively takes Part in it.
      Her face was because mearshimer is deviating from the approved narrative and that is no longer allowed in Western "democracies". Just ask anyone who opposed covid narratives, anti abortion etc. Those opinions are not welcome in mainstream political opinions anymore

    • @alastairnewman1233
      @alastairnewman1233 Год назад +25

      Mearsheimer engages intellectuals, scholars and pragmatists every single day who have a keen interest in being intellectually, scholastically and pragmatically informed of the circumstances of this conflict, which is frankly not what Freddy Gray and Kate grapple with. So it's very simple for Mearsheimer to shock these two newshounds with what amounts to a simple common sense argument. Many of the Spectator readers live in an idealised world of believing their democratic, liberal world can be shaped by a surfeit of their opinions within their narrow group and it's Freddy and Kate's job to perpetuate that notion. Otherwise (to be honest), how does the Spectator think it's going to sell newspapers?
      Politics and governance (whether it's within a democratic or despotic community) is made up of those who play a temporary and those who perform a permanent function in the State/Societal Contract. And Mearsheimer's simple thesis is we need to first look at that structure before we start pontificating from an ideological standpoint.
      Trump comes to the geopolitical party with a single, four year term behind him and the prospect of no more than another 8 years before he will be forced off the stage. Putin comes to the party with 23 years of hard political mileage and a tenure which may keep him in office until Trump is forced to retire his own presidency. The instrument of US governance, for whom Trump is completely reliant, are permanent civil servants who clearly do not agree with Trump and who will certainly take more than Trump's available two terms to win over. Putin has his civil servants in line with his view and they are perfectly aware of the limitations of ANY US president.
      Hence this discussion makes me picture John Mearsheimer as a man shooting fish in a barrel. His points are well and fairly made, but the fish (Spectator staff) don't really stand a chance.
      Good on the Spectator bringing an adult into the conversation - it is a breath of fresh air and I hope it gets traction. I, sadly, have little faith that it will. Good try tho

    • @miguelferrigno
      @miguelferrigno Год назад +2

      hahaha watched it too several times back and forth 😂

    • @elena9049
      @elena9049 Год назад +10

      the host had the same painful expression when JM talked about propaganda and about the average Ukrainian view on Z.'s possible peace deal, - all remember only too well that Z. was elected on the issue of making peace with Donbass and the disillusion that followed

  • @toga1022
    @toga1022 Год назад +1

    I dont care if he does, I just want to stop the dollars going to that cuntry

  • @robertlindburg1653
    @robertlindburg1653 Год назад +1

    We could only hope....

  • @crestfallenguy4387
    @crestfallenguy4387 Год назад +22

    The difference between trump and other candidates is trump is rich enough. He doesn't depend on anyone's support, so his brand is his to do anything with, and that freedom gives him an edge. There's also the question of charisma and i think trump has a much stronger and confrontational character. Other politicians depend on the unspoken rules of civil discourse to keep things under control, trump doesn't care about any of that and so he can and will use any words he has to to discredit his competitors.

    • @TheBeautifulWindsofAragon
      @TheBeautifulWindsofAragon Год назад

      You re-elect Trump, and it will be the last real election the US will have.

    • @dennisw8026
      @dennisw8026 Год назад +3

      LOL he's not rich and he uses anything to fundraise off

    • @amateur_football9751
      @amateur_football9751 Год назад +1

      He is rich, but he is not spending his own money, he is using donor money, just like everyone else

    • @TheBeautifulWindsofAragon
      @TheBeautifulWindsofAragon Год назад +2

      @@amateur_football9751 Only, other candidates do not sell "gold" coins and "Rocky" pictures of themselves. He is a grifter, through and through, but that is not the worst thing he is.

    • @memphistennis1691
      @memphistennis1691 Год назад

      Trump is a toxic personification of this portion of the old saying....."You can fool some of the people all of the time.........

  • @johnstrawb3521
    @johnstrawb3521 Год назад +28

    The ignorance in this comments section is... impressive.

    • @eugenefirebird8938
      @eugenefirebird8938 Год назад

      Maybe you are the ignorant one. Have some respect for others opinions.

    • @KennyG-qh8jc
      @KennyG-qh8jc Год назад +6

      this statement is unclear.

    • @heyhoe168
      @heyhoe168 Год назад +4

      @@KennyG-qh8jc he dont like to see people who dont agree with him. That is it.

    • @johnkeane1419
      @johnkeane1419 Год назад

      @@heyhoe168 Dude probably thinks truck drivers decide US foreign policy, lol.

    • @beyondrecall9446
      @beyondrecall9446 Год назад +3

      I love seeing the "Me smart" comment 😅👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @BrettHar123
    @BrettHar123 Год назад +1

    Kate Andrews has obviously swallowed the propaganda x 10.

  • @wanton1234
    @wanton1234 Год назад +2

    I hope Trump would pull out of Ukraine. It's time for NATO to put on big boy pants and deal with their own issues.

  • @desydukuk291
    @desydukuk291 Год назад +20

    What was Europe's national interest in fighting in Afganistan for America following 9/11?

    • @myla6135
      @myla6135 Год назад

      Once you start poodling it's awfully difficult to stop.

    • @rdf098311
      @rdf098311 Год назад +5

      NATO alliance…but Europe is not a nation so no national interest

    • @desydukuk291
      @desydukuk291 Год назад +3

      @@rdf098311 Oh I see what you did there, underwhelmingly clever.

    • @williamdavis9562
      @williamdavis9562 Год назад +2

      To keep their overlords happy.

    • @dogukan127
      @dogukan127 Год назад

      Stopping the spread of jihadism, preventing jihadis from having a secure base to expand their ideology, having a strategic ally nation in central asia for future when China grows...etc

  • @reznik5
    @reznik5 Год назад +47

    What does the Ukrainian victory look like and how is it going to be achieved?

    • @georgesos
      @georgesos Год назад +47

      "Victory " for "Ukraine"(the nazis) will mean the(further) destruction of Europe.
      NATO is a criminal organization that needs to be abolished (and the general secretary, present and past tried for their crimes against humanity-Iraq,Afghanistan,Ukraine etc).
      Those who care for peace and human lives,do not ask for more weapons.
      Peace will come only if the american oligarchy is confronted/toppled by the American people who can stop provoking Russia,withdraw the nato expansion plans,and stop pretending that workers in usa have differences from the Russian workers.

    • @Blanka1100
      @Blanka1100 Год назад +12

      @@georgesos Are you done?

    • @johnstrawb3521
      @johnstrawb3521 Год назад +18

      Please stop. There is no path to Ukrainian victory. How can you not this this, at this late date?

    • @TarasMobbit
      @TarasMobbit Год назад +20

      Ukrainian victory would be liberating international recognised territories including Crimea. It could be achieved by military victory or Russia could be collapsed from inside.

    • @marioceva7163
      @marioceva7163 Год назад +17

      ​@@Blanka1100 ukraine is done

  • @philipclemoes9458
    @philipclemoes9458 Год назад

    Cut and run yes and bring peace.

  • @sergiomiranda1497
    @sergiomiranda1497 Год назад

    Aren't these the same people that where committed to Afghanistan??😂😂😂😂

  • @kpkp349
    @kpkp349 Год назад +45

    Freddie Gray rather succinctly made no attempt to get into a shouting match with Mearsheimer on account that it wouldn't have ended well for him and he definitely knew it.

    • @johnforde7735
      @johnforde7735 Год назад

      When Mearsheimer pushed back on Trump's leverage over Russia one of those times. Trump is Putin's useful idiot. But Mearsheimer has the whole NATO expansionism thing wrong. Putin's invasion of Ukraine has nothing to do with expansionism. It is Russian imperialism pure and simple.

  • @williamc9578
    @williamc9578 Год назад +52

    I supposed Kate Andrews is a media personality, or at the very least, a followers of current affairs for the Spectator. That she would boil US popular opinion of the Ukraine War down to Putin rolling tanks into Ukraine, is truly shocking. Either she's ideologically sealed on the "Russia-bad" narrative, OR, she is genuinely ignorant on the perspective Prof Mearsheimer articulated. Which, for a war that's been running for 18mths (and 9yrs if you count back to Maidan in 2014), is extremely troubling.

    • @joyduncan9434
      @joyduncan9434 Год назад +4

      She is willfully ignorant . I think of the quote from Upton Sinclair ' A man's salary is dependent on him not understanding something '. I misquoted him but that is the gist of it. I am also sure she sees Russia (and China) as not being democratic ( unlike her native country LOL ) thus anything goes to fight against them.

    • @annoloki
      @annoloki Год назад +5

      Propaganda is a collective sport.… it is religion, but happening now. People are fully emerged in their chosen mythologies, they really believe that they do believe what they believe, but it is applied selectively. The outrage over Russian tanks entering Ukraine is truly felt, it is real... yet, the children starving under Saudi blockade in Yemen, the bombs we sell them killing school busses full of children, for year and years and years... isn't even on the radar

    • @darthbigred22
      @darthbigred22 Год назад

      @@annoloki Hey hey hey don't bring up Shia Crescent that was an Obama idea to deal with the Saudi's. Our god king who ruled for 8 glorious years where everything got worse cannot be criticized.

    • @kadett75
      @kadett75 Год назад

      Come on now, this is the Spectator, she along with everyone else who works there are just globalist puppets. This is what controlled media looks like.

    • @THESEVENDON
      @THESEVENDON Год назад

      I concur and she’s a willing volunteer to the propaganda campaign, what a shame American are losing grip with reality it’s like the Nazis Germany people in WW2 smh. I hope as Americans understand we’re 4% of the world population and there’s big world of 96% of population out there. We cannot win this and EU cannot or unwilling help.

  • @user-sj9wp6xm7b
    @user-sj9wp6xm7b Год назад

    Mr. John, you are sagacious.

  • @Richard_H_U
    @Richard_H_U Год назад +7

    The point is, regardless of who is in the White House... Democrat or Republican, the US will continue to support and fight to the last Ukrainian as long as the MIC is so inclined and why wouldn't the MIC? Think of the amount of money to be made guys! 😅

    • @melaniecampbell7055
      @melaniecampbell7055 Год назад

      If I make guns and you don't have the money to buy one, why would I give you one for free? MIC only makes sense if Ukraine were paying for our weapons, not when we're giving them away for free. Our economy is weak, we can't just give away free weapons. The payoff for us is taking over Russia and her resources.

  • @postmanlondon
    @postmanlondon Год назад +7

    Won’t know unless he is president again

    • @sandmantk4901
      @sandmantk4901 Год назад +2

      If history was to repeat it self we do know. Like when he withheld Ukraine's military aid at the same time Russia seized 5 of there ships. Collusion or not who knows. I bet his pet monkey Rudy knows.

    • @robertwheatley9153
      @robertwheatley9153 Год назад

      @@sandmantk4901 --there was no collusion contrary to what desperate l! bt@rds still believe lol..

  • @Rennyteam359
    @Rennyteam359 Год назад +7

    My worry! Trump thinks he is the answer to everything. I am republican and Trump's rhetoric makes me uncomfortable.

    • @andrewyoung749
      @andrewyoung749 Год назад

      bizarre that youd think trumps rhetoric is an issue
      given that the people with all the 'nice' talking points have brought us a far more dangerous world in 2 short years.
      one in which;
      -russia has invaded ukraine
      -china is being even more aggressive re taiwan
      -iran in meltdown
      -n korea shooting missiles off again, didnt do that for trump's term
      -clear that the fbi is just a wing of the dem party and created the fake trump/russia stuff out of thin air to stymy the duly and fairly elected winner of the 2016 election
      -biden spends a lot of his time calling everyone to the right of aoc nazi white supremacists running some kkk regime. fantasy obv but seems pretty devisive to me
      -brics countries openly talking about getting off the dollar
      -utter humiliation of the supposed superpower being sent running by the stone age goatherds of Afghanistan. took 20 years to replace the taliban with err the taliban-you can take that to the bank
      so total chaos on bidens watch, b-b-b-b-b-buuut trumps rhetoric...
      uhhh-huh. totally serious view, absolutely...

    • @michaeldy3157
      @michaeldy3157 Год назад +1

      😮

    • @carlfrye1566
      @carlfrye1566 Год назад

      TRUMP: 4 YEARS OF PEACE IN UKRAINE.
      BIDEN: WAR IN UKRAINE AFTER ONLY 13 MONTHS IN OFFICE.
      OBAMA: PUTIN TOOK EASTERN UKRAINE WHEN HE WAS PRESIDENT.
      And you worry about Trump........LOFL!!!!!!

  • @ydedejong
    @ydedejong Год назад +1

    The US left Afghanistan over night leaving the Taliban with all equipment and a big win.
    So why not doing the same in Ukraine.

  • @nick16569
    @nick16569 Год назад +3

    There are Americans who doubt that their state is doing terrible things around the world?🤔

    • @nikolamilicevic1040
      @nikolamilicevic1040 Год назад

      yes.most of peopel in world in fact are blidn to their goverment atrocities.Pskov ,,russian goverment spokeperson can say thing like this
      Russia, throughout all of its history, has never attacked anyone.
      i encounted host of russians who belive this.also host of turks who justify armen ian genocide or deny it and host of otehr blindness to ones own evil...

    • @usul573
      @usul573 Год назад

      Doing what? Nothing?

    • @nick16569
      @nick16569 11 месяцев назад

      @@usul573 expanding "democracy" destroying other countries

    • @usul573
      @usul573 11 месяцев назад

      @@nick16569 What? Where’s that?

    • @alispeed5095
      @alispeed5095 10 месяцев назад

      @@usul573 How is Libya doing? Have you seen how they are doing lately?

  • @williammuir638
    @williammuir638 Год назад +4

    US will have to stop backing Ukraine as its bankrupting an already bankrupt toilet.

    • @barrydimmock5771
      @barrydimmock5771 Год назад

      You are right thats what the US is, a toilet

    • @bicabica4003
      @bicabica4003 Год назад

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  • @wsm7929
    @wsm7929 Год назад +42

    Currently the US is getting excellent value for money out of supporting Ukraine. Firstly compare it to the cost of Iraq. Secound considering the arms sales it's getting for it industrial base. Finally consider the increase gas sales it's makings to Europe.

    • @NachttiSchlampE65
      @NachttiSchlampE65 Год назад +12

      You might want to re-consider long time affects, not only short time.
      Of course US M.I.C. does have yet another reason to exist, you may sell some LNG to Europe, maybe even pull some companies over to the states.
      But that whole sanction policy made a bunch of countries work on an alternatives to USD being the leading and pretty much sole relevant currency. Petro Dollar days are over. Countries are seeing first hand, what happens if the West doesnt like you no more. Africa, South America and Asia, all 3 getting more confident and are willig to no more follow instructions from the West.
      China getting more influence in the mid-east and if they solve Iran-Saudi conflict just as well as bringing back Syria into the arab league, then that influence will grow just faster.
      The dependency on USD or rather say the importance of the USD will most likely shrink, with effects on your economy that might hurt.

    • @computercrack
      @computercrack Год назад

      Exactly. Multipolar world politics is gaining traction really fast with BRICS+ and other organizations emerging. Trade starts to shift away from the US$. Nobody has trust in the US politics anymore except the US vasalls.

    • @jasperchance3382
      @jasperchance3382 Год назад +1

      @@computercrack hahahahahaha!!!

    • @computercrack
      @computercrack Год назад

      @@jasperchance3382 any meaningful to say? You don't like facts do you? Even long term "allies" like the Saudis are turning away from the petrodollar, they trade their oil with China in Chinese currency. Lol

    • @jamesharmon3827
      @jamesharmon3827 Год назад +4

      None of that is a value

  • @1940limited
    @1940limited Год назад +1

    Propaganda hasn't' convinced me. I say get the hell out. We never should have been there in the first place.

  • @tomkleist1815
    @tomkleist1815 Год назад +1

    Just go on and move to Moscow Mearsheimer! What a waste of a professorship at an American university....

  • @nemojedermann2845
    @nemojedermann2845 Год назад +40

    The funny thing about this interview is that both of Mearsheimer's interlocutors are such lightweights in comparison with him they look like rabbits caught in the headlights of a car praying they don't get hit. It's obvious that he is not toeing the establishment line that Russia is bad Ukraine is good and as a Conservative realist is giving a realist's analysis of the war that is a long long way from the fantasy they are trying to peddle.

    • @stevenhenry5267
      @stevenhenry5267 Год назад

      No he isn't. He's a tankie and he's full of crap. This is the most righteous war America has been involved with since WW2.

    • @redrev674
      @redrev674 Год назад

      Mearsheimer is a useful idiot for Putin. Eager to criticise the West at every opportunity but not the imperialist Russian regime

    • @WackadoodleMalarkey
      @WackadoodleMalarkey Год назад

      I don't disagree he's got gravitas, but such fawning

    • @davidparker7920
      @davidparker7920 Год назад

      I have followed Prof Mearsheimer for a long time, watching many of his lectures since 2014. His Neo-Realism approach to international politics suffers from a few blind spots one of which is that he only considers the policies and actions of so called 'great powers'. There is some debate as to whether Russia is a great power, with an economy smaller than Italy's and a collapsing demographic, that is questionable. He also fails again and again to give agency to smaller powers, what do they want? The USA have failed to do this over and over again in the past, just as the European colonial powers failed to in the late 19th and early 20 centuries. Western 'propaganda'...if that's what it is, tells us that Ukraine just wants to be a free, liberal democracy and join the EU and NATO...but does it? What are they really fighting for? Is it a nasty form of nationalism that motivates them or a genuine desire to be free and not be another Belarus with a puppet government?

    • @RedXlV
      @RedXlV 10 месяцев назад

      Mearsheimer is absolute scum who just thinks Russia should be able to do whatever they want. And so-called "realism" is actually the least realistic of all the schools of thought in international relations. The fact that they were able to get away with naming themselves "realists" was one of the greatest propaganda coups in history.

  • @HeavyK.
    @HeavyK. Год назад +3

    He would stop the killing immediately.

  • @deanl6613
    @deanl6613 Год назад +3

    There is always a deal to be made, whether it's palatable to everyone or not.

    • @waynzignordics
      @waynzignordics Год назад

      We already know what the deal is: Russia will annex everything east of the Dniper and the southern coast through Odessa; Poland will partition western Ukraine (it's historically Poland's anyway); and Ukraine will become a rump-state propped up by the WEF puppet states.

  • @ScrapKing73
    @ScrapKing73 Год назад +5

    Mearsheimer once declared that Putin was too smart to ever invade Ukraine. Putin wasn’t as smart as Mearsheimer thought he was, and apparently Mearsheimer isn’t as smart as Mearsheimer thinks he is either.

    • @jonathanbowen3640
      @jonathanbowen3640 Год назад +1

      He hasn't got a clue. He doesn't understand that one country invaded another.

    • @patrickcleburneuczjsxpmp9558
      @patrickcleburneuczjsxpmp9558 Год назад

      @@jonathanbowen3640 Do you understand that the US invaded Iraq (and Syria... and bombed Yugoslavia... and Libya...)?

  • @terjeoseberg990
    @terjeoseberg990 Год назад +13

    Propaganda?
    Russia invaded Ukraine. This is fact, not propaganda.
    It had absolutely nothing to do with NATO. This is also a fact. The reason Putin didn’t want Ukraine to join NATO is because he knew years ago that he wanted to invade Ukraine and Ukraine joining NATO would prevent that.

    • @alexdaw7310
      @alexdaw7310 Год назад

      The latter is not a fact, but your speculation. You're not a telepath, you're not Putin's shrink, so you don't know what's going on in his head. It is a fact.

    • @LRRPFco52
      @LRRPFco52 Год назад

      100%. Mearsheimer is shilling for Russia once again. He let it slip in this discussion how Senator Obama was already disarming Ukraine of its conventional weapons in 2005, then denied arms sales to Ukraine when he was in the WH.
      Guess who helped get Obama into the Senate? Guy came out if nowhere, zero political history, bam...Senator. Council for a Livable World. Soviet front group started by Szilard in 1962 after Soviets warned him US counterintelligence was zeroing-in on him.
      He switched from providing nuclear technical data to ideological warfare under an anti-nuke front non-profit, which uses funds to run pro-Soviet/Russian moles for office.
      Guess who got Biden into the Senate in 1972? Council for a Livable World.

    • @rhydyard
      @rhydyard Год назад +5

      Yep.. 👍

    • @bearpaw72
      @bearpaw72 Год назад +2

      Which is why Ukraine needs to enter NATO IMMEDIATELY after the war ends - whether they get in having reclaimed all of its lost territory or if they get in with whatever they are able to keep and/or reclaim, it doesn't matter. As long as Ukraine enters NATO with at least something left.

    • @rhydyard
      @rhydyard Год назад +1

      @@bearpaw72 Absolutely 👍

  • @pasquinomarforio
    @pasquinomarforio Год назад +80

    Great conversation! A great facilitator. Kate Andrews focused,, realistic, accurate questions is a breath of fresh air.

    • @carlloeber
      @carlloeber Год назад +1

      You're right. Most interviewers want to show how intelligent they are.. and they won't be quiet.

    • @GP99911
      @GP99911 Год назад +6

      I am glad rhetoric has changed, before they discuss who will win and how to help Ukraine to win. Now they talk how to make peace agreement.

    • @johnstrawb3521
      @johnstrawb3521 Год назад +11

      Please be serious. Her propaganda was showing throughout.

    • @toretite1832
      @toretite1832 Год назад +3

      @@johnstrawb3521 Yeh, she had trouble digesting Mearsheimer's propaganda narrative.

    • @jamesdixon2860
      @jamesdixon2860 Год назад +1

      I agree she did an excellent job

  • @eugeneh6055
    @eugeneh6055 Год назад +1

    These two guys are so off the wall. Break up Ukraine and put an end to the American coup that occurred in 2014. Give back the territories of the countries thew Soviets stole from Poland, Hungary, and Romania. They were treated like 3rd class citizens in Ukraine for years.

  • @Prometheus7272
    @Prometheus7272 Год назад +1

    Meirscheimer is so based 😂

  • @joannahayden9544
    @joannahayden9544 Год назад +28

    Only the politicians want to continue this mess in Ukraine. We the People in America hate it. We should evolve from war.

    • @willdon.1279
      @willdon.1279 Год назад +3

      Joanna, you/we may not be interested in war - but war is interested in you.

    • @nats50
      @nats50 Год назад

      "We, the people in America, hate it," but we don't protest to our congressmen and senators!

    • @Lochamp
      @Lochamp Год назад

      Money well spent to defeat Ruzzian Fascism. Hitler had to be stopped, and now Putin must be stopped

    • @Cryptantha
      @Cryptantha Год назад +1

      You are one person. You are not We the People. Russia invaded Ukraine. Until Russia leaves, there will be no peace. The only politician who started the war is Putin. Blame Putin.

    • @greenspiraldragon
      @greenspiraldragon Год назад

      We are not in Ukraine, we don't need to pull anything other than stop supplying weapons and a blank check to the most corrupt country in Europe to prolong the war and the suffering. If we threatened to pull the plug on the endless billions to Ukraine and offered to end the sanctions to Russia they could work out a peace deal pretty fast and save hundreds of thousands of Ukranian lives and be at peace with both Ukraine and Russia. Ukraine is going to lose regardless the only question is when and how much will be left of it. They have no chance of beating Russia even with Nato weapons. There is however a chance of continuing to escalate this until we are in WW3 with nuclear war a real possibility.

  • @williamdavis9562
    @williamdavis9562 Год назад +13

    He would probably like to but I'm not sure if the entrenched establishment would allow him.
    Trump likes to talk a good game about draining the swamp but the reality is, it would take 5 or 6 presidents just like Trump back to back to make any dent in the swamp. Especially when it comes to the foreign policy establishment.

    • @mikewilson2332
      @mikewilson2332 Год назад

      trump himself created his own swamp of liars, sycophants, and corrupt cohorts !

  • @amyntas97jones29
    @amyntas97jones29 Год назад +2

    Concessions must be made. Let Putin keep the eastern Russian speaking east of Ukraine. Declare the Ukraine that remains a neutral state. Stop provoking Russia, the very thing that caused this war.

  • @corymattson6350
    @corymattson6350 Год назад +1

    Putin did not invade Ukraine while Trump was president. Trump isn’t “getting away with it” Trump speaks from experience.

    • @BrettHar123
      @BrettHar123 Год назад

      Putin didn't invade Ukraine period. When the US intervenes in a country invoking Responsibility to Protect, it is a humanitarian project, bombing the crap out of Serbia.
      When Russia intervenes, to protect the people of the Donbass, it is called an "invasion", and the US arms those who are perpetrating the violence.

  • @alwyndsilva1858
    @alwyndsilva1858 Год назад +5

    Once Putin
    Can't be Pulled out so easily

    • @roundedges2
      @roundedges2 Год назад

      Very Underrated comment! Cute and on point.

    • @roundedges2
      @roundedges2 Год назад

      Lyrically, trim it down to “Once Putin, hard to pull out”. Just a suggestion.

  • @karl5056
    @karl5056 Год назад +35

    Dr John J. MEARSHEIMER is an American national treasure. His work & contribution to the realm of International Relations has made the entire world a bit more safer.

    • @robbas_krk1510
      @robbas_krk1510 Год назад +10

      The Kremlin likes it. They share the same values.

    • @karl5056
      @karl5056 Год назад +5

      @@robbas_krk1510 ANY advocate of Realist theory knows of & respects Mearsheimer's contribution to international relations. Mearsheimer's theories transcend national political boundaries.

    • @robbas_krk1510
      @robbas_krk1510 Год назад

      @@karl5056 To become a 'national treasure', he should have remained a theoretician. But he chose to be the voice of Kremlin propaganda.

    • @tedtrash
      @tedtrash Год назад +4

      @@karl5056 Yes. Had US foreign policy regarding Ukraine coincided with Mearsheimer's analysis and recommendations back in 2015, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians would be alive today. Both Nato and Russia would enjoy a buffer state easing tensions in the region and the Ukrainian people could have enjoyed economic prosperity as a natural intermediary in trade between Russia and the European Union.
      Foremost in his analysis was considering an option that would benefit the people of Ukraine.
      And yes, Henry Kissinger agrees with Mearsheimer. Ukraine is of vital strategic interest to Russia, and there was no similar strategic interest for the US.

    • @chuckparker781
      @chuckparker781 Год назад

      @tedtrash Buffer state? Sorry can't buy what you are trying to sell. Putler couldn't allow any type of embryonic democracy on his borders...too bloody close as it would allow the people of Russia to view an alternative to their sociopathic criminal midget's view of his empire.

  • @magdaty1815
    @magdaty1815 Год назад +1

    Real pending issues in Poland:
    1) PiS will bring back Mandatory Military Service
    2) Polish farming is being destroyed by the influx of agricultural produce from Ukraine that no country wants to buy, so Ukraine aggressively imposes it on Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Slovakia and Romania
    3) Polish people are being subjects of the expropriation to benefit migrants from Ukraine
    4) pensions are given to migrants from Ukraine even though they didn't work in Poland, and the system was even before that suffering from lacking the money it owes to people who worked in Poland
    5) public healthcare is taking the burden of 10 milions of migrants who did not contributed to it, apart that what is more of an issue it is very corrupted, doctors and nurses are doing their job only for people they chose to like own family and privilaged people despite the very fact people they ignore and maltreat are and were contributing entire life to it, from transplantation through tooth treatment till drip - everything is meant only for narrowed clique of people - so the system has to be changed, there should be both a price list - everyone should have own virtual account with own money and money from that account should be taken only when a particular healthcare thing was done and also there should be a list of financial penalties for doctors and nurses negligence and malpractice

  • @mendocinolake6421
    @mendocinolake6421 Год назад +1

    If as the moderator says the common Ukrainians are supporting the war effort then why did so many millions of them leave Ukraine and why are so many avoiding conscription?

    • @andrewachholz7922
      @andrewachholz7922 Год назад

      If you had some idea of the people leaving Ukraine... The refugees are not men but families without their husbands and sons.

  • @HaraldinChina
    @HaraldinChina Год назад +7

    recently Clinton also said Putin wouldn't have invaded had Trump continued to be President. She said Putin attacked because he lost "his asset Trump". So on one topic at least Clinton and Trump agree.

    • @calokraine5901
      @calokraine5901 Год назад +8

      😂 who's paying attention to Clinton's anymore

    • @emilio2647
      @emilio2647 Год назад

      @HaraldinChina well I'm pretty sure if Hilary Clinton was President the US and Europe would've been drawn into a nuclear war with Russia, China and North Korea.

    • @Turamwdd
      @Turamwdd Год назад

      Trump added sanctions back onto Russia that Obama (and Clinton) removed. Also remember that Biden removed some of those sanctions once in office (and then added them back once the Ukraine war started. If Trump was a "great asset," why did he actually put sanctions on Russia and hurt them economically?

  • @chris1806
    @chris1806 Год назад +48

    NATO must be abolished

    • @drmodestoesq
      @drmodestoesq Год назад +8

      Sure, Ivan, sure......

    • @DrojanaleTorvic
      @DrojanaleTorvic Год назад +3

      either that, or Russia should have bases in the Americas

    • @ashcarrier6606
      @ashcarrier6606 Год назад +5

      Seems to be working just fine. What are you going on about?

    • @SuanLuang
      @SuanLuang Год назад

      Coming soon.
      Medvedev on the possibility of a Russian pre-emotive nuclear strike:
      "Europe has lost its mind. The US is generally acting in its pragmatic interests. They are not fighting themselves, they are making money. They are trying to wipe out a centuries-old enemy. As for Europe, for me it is an amazing story. They constantly heat up and inflame the situation with their decisions. In this situation they will provide aircrafts to the Kiev regime. Moreover, maybe they will also give them nuclear weapons.
      But then it will mean that a missile with a nuclear charge will come to them. There are irreversible laws of war. If it comes to nuclear weapons, a pre-emptive strike will be necessary. The Anglo-Saxons don't fully realise this and think it won't come to that. It will, under certain conditions.

    • @SuanLuang
      @SuanLuang Год назад +1

      “Don't Think That Your Geographical Location Will Save You: Lavrov Shocked the US with His Statement
      This statement was made on Friday and has already caused outrage in Washington. The representatives of the American establishment sitting in the White House were speechless by Lavrov's statement in the most direct sense of the word. So, answering journalists' questions, the Russian Foreign Minister bluntly stated that the United States would not be able to stand aside in the event of the outbreak of a global conflict, which Washington is so diligently provoking.
      Its geographical position will not save the United States. On the contrary, the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, which saved the United States during the Second and First World Wars, this time will not be the saviors of the United States but the executors of punishment.”

  • @bronkdog
    @bronkdog 10 месяцев назад

    Politicians are paid clowns. It would take a billionaire businessman to end this madness. Psychology 101.

  • @alaneversfield9823
    @alaneversfield9823 Год назад +1

    What is the matter with NEGOTIATIONS talking is GOOD.

  • @shellysmith1037
    @shellysmith1037 Год назад +8

    Yes, Trump would. Can't wait for him back in 2024. End Ukaraine funding period.

    • @andrewyoung749
      @andrewyoung749 Год назад

      just like he was going to build the wall or drain the swamp?
      before he, ya know, didnt build a wall and hired the swamp. bolton and fauci-nice n' swampy. question, why did supposed anti swamp trump give turbo swamp-creature fauci a presidential commendation?
      actually while we are here, why did supposed law and order Trump allow BLM terrorists to stage a series of literal off the page insurrections in the north west of the union and do zero to stop them?
      still at least he's anti 2a- Trump "What id do is take the guns first then worry about law". So not just a gun grabber but a 'screw the Constitution' gun grabber at that. yippeee...
      and of course hes been very pro trans groomers the past month, standing up for disney as his son stands up for bud light...

  • @xenuburger7924
    @xenuburger7924 Год назад +77

    For the United States as late stage Rome, the war in Ukraine serves as a diversionary spectacle of both circus and gladiatorial combat.

    • @knowledgeishalfthebattle
      @knowledgeishalfthebattle Год назад

      THE CIA IS TRYIMG TO KILL JIMMY DORE!!! 1. Crimea had a national referendum in 2014 to return to Ukraine. 2. Exxon and Shell were making back door deals with the Naut zee Zelensky. Simple deal : access to the nat gas in exchange FOR TECHNOLOGY TO EXTRACT THE GAS FROM THE GROUND. 3. Sometime between 2009 and 2014 Ukraine starts murdering the Separatist rebels! Diana Magnay was the CNN correspondent who did the Donetsk, Ukraine genocide. Mom Jeans gave the money, mortar and shells to Ukraine for the genocide! 4. The day before Russian battle tanks rolled west, Potus Biden bans the Separatist regions from doing business with the U.S. 5. Patrick Lancaster is the journalist who covers the continuing genocide today! ruclips.net/video/PlYmLpJb5_I/видео.html

    • @ruleram1
      @ruleram1 Год назад +2

      You nailed it

    • @Doogydoog
      @Doogydoog Год назад +2

      A facile and emotionally satisfying observation.

    • @Fetherko
      @Fetherko Год назад +1

      LOL

    • @kitkat47chrysalis95
      @kitkat47chrysalis95 Год назад

      @Nikos Antikythera if what you say is true than i hope the west loses.

  • @perfectcaptain
    @perfectcaptain Год назад +1

    to be taking ANY advice from Boris Johnson is total lunacy....

  • @robertsevier4113
    @robertsevier4113 Год назад

    John Mearshimer, the great interantional expert! Is this the same John Mearshimer who said "Putin KNOWS that Ukraine will resist Russia" when everyone expected the "Kiev in 3 days" as well as the "great international expert" who said famously "There is NOWAY Putin would actually invade Ukraine. He's much too SMART! for that!?

  • @Sam11747
    @Sam11747 Год назад +6

    Interviewers don't want to ask follow-up questions cause Trump will have more opportunity to show the public how messed up that status quo is.