The Peace Agreement to End the Ukraine War - w/ George Beebe, former CIA Director of Russia Analysis

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  • Опубликовано: 17 янв 2025

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  • @TheDuran
    @TheDuran  10 часов назад +26

    LIKE. SHARE. COMMENT
    Please join us on LOCALS: theduran.locals.com

    • @Johnnycdrums
      @Johnnycdrums 9 часов назад +1

      You are from away.

    • @Johnnycdrums
      @Johnnycdrums 9 часов назад

      You are not from the USA.

    • @Johnnycdrums
      @Johnnycdrums 9 часов назад

      Commie bastards, always.

    • @Johnnycdrums
      @Johnnycdrums 9 часов назад

      I care not for this Communist.

    • @dianag7179
      @dianag7179 7 часов назад

      The world doesn't like the CIA, not current, not former. The dot. Stay inside the US and don't stick your nose out.
      Cannot even hear him speak, unpleasant manner. The CIA are clearly brainwashed and it shines through any threads of them out. Yaks!

  • @marymurphy937
    @marymurphy937 7 часов назад +167

    Washington didn't misunderstand anything about Russia's willingness to negotiate.. They just wanted the war to continue indefinitely.

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад +3

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @rashmigupta9
    @rashmigupta9 9 часов назад +343

    The best thing Americans can do is stay home and take care of their domestic issues. Please leave the world alone and stop deciding relations between others.

    • @Rwswal
      @Rwswal 8 часов назад +19

      Not the best guest 😴

    • @spbstan
      @spbstan 8 часов назад +42

      The US has no rational view of the world and never negotiates in good faith so it is useless for any interaction between Russia and US. The US never obeys terms of agreements. No one can cite a treaty or agreement it did not violate. Russia should focus on expanding trade through BRICS and just let the US continue its steady decline. I am an American who has been in 93 countries and every one of them the US has meddled in and violated agreements. I have been living in Russia 25 years and find it much more honest and livable than the US. Expanding BRICS and dealing only with honest reliable partners is the best path since the US controlled world is shrinking and failing. Europe is somehow surprised that their economies are crashing but the forget that they only grew rich when they colonised mst of the world and benefied from the free or almost free labor and resources of the world for 400 years. The decline now is only going to get worse now those captive states no longer supply the labor, soldiers and resources that made Europe wealthy are never going to be ruled and abused by Europe again. Europe will decline to its level of incompetence.

    • @heimomoilanen9654
      @heimomoilanen9654 8 часов назад +19

      Russia says that exactly, go away

    • @snipi3103
      @snipi3103 8 часов назад

      If the US leave NATO Western Europe will eat each other.

    • @stanleywong58
      @stanleywong58 8 часов назад +11

      @spbstan 👍 An American who sees American exceptionalism in terms of leadership by example rather than by power. How absolutely rare. Thank you.

  • @hippie4ever
    @hippie4ever 7 часов назад +123

    I totally disagree with Mr.Beebe. After what the United States has done, Russia doesn't owe America anything. The United States should be begging for forgiveness from Russia.

    • @stanaimamovic5055
      @stanaimamovic5055 5 часов назад

      Agreed 💯
      US administration is the evil on this whole planet

    • @tonytroiani6599
      @tonytroiani6599 3 часа назад +4

      @@hippie4ever 👍💯%

    • @DTJKS
      @DTJKS 3 часа назад

      We may disagree but it’s also vitally important to know what these guys think as they unfortunately set up our policies - the proverbial guys in dark suits. Gotta listen to learn.

    • @JosephOlson-ld2td
      @JosephOlson-ld2td Час назад

      "Anglo-American War on Russia" documentary series by Tales of the American Empire on FewTube > hundred coups in last century

    • @lindylou538
      @lindylou538 Час назад

      This. Western leaders have been a disgrace. I don't think he will, but as a British European, I'd like to see Putin teach the West a lesson. Not sure how he'd do it, but something needs to be done.

  • @QisHD
    @QisHD 8 часов назад +160

    The CIA guy is the pure embodiment of a human like snake.

    • @TheYeti308
      @TheYeti308 7 часов назад

      Yeah these nkvd types .

    • @CHRISTOPHEROSSAI-j3m
      @CHRISTOPHEROSSAI-j3m 7 часов назад +3

      you really understand he's just as dummy as nost American politicians!!

    • @jekylbg
      @jekylbg 7 часов назад +2

      This guy is snakey and sleazy and a weasel.

    • @crappymccrappen4897
      @crappymccrappen4897 7 часов назад +6

      i was thniking something similar. pure glowie

    • @skogstorpsvagen
      @skogstorpsvagen 7 часов назад +3

      Nothing but pure propaganda without any analyse and thinking of the future is ok for you.

  • @stefanantal9629
    @stefanantal9629 8 часов назад +245

    This guy is talking like USA is coming in to help some children fix their squabbles , when USA made the problem in the first place

    • @TheYeti308
      @TheYeti308 7 часов назад +2

      This guy is 100 % accurate . Now children .

    • @marymurphy937
      @marymurphy937 7 часов назад

      Russia is not the aggressor. The Washington warmongers are always the problem. Julian Assagne was correct in saying, " The US doesn't want to win a war. It wants continuous war." War is extremely profitable for the military industrial complex.

    • @cattreeoflife980
      @cattreeoflife980 5 часов назад

      Exactly, the US is the world's terrorist

    • @cattreeoflife980
      @cattreeoflife980 5 часов назад

      ​@@TheYeti308oh go away CIA stooge

    • @drirtwood1848
      @drirtwood1848 4 часа назад +12

      I am so glad that many in Duran community are seeing through the glory think tankers rhetoric

  • @EsW865
    @EsW865 8 часов назад +143

    Russia has talked, negotiated, signed deals, and then the West has shitted all over that, so it's no good saying 'Russia has to talk to us'.

    • @Dandelion-z6x
      @Dandelion-z6x 8 часов назад +19

      correct - Russia did all it can. NO - Russia has not to start to talk to anyone - this guest of The Duran is wrong in so much points.

    • @vlodkopawluk9203
      @vlodkopawluk9203 7 часов назад +1

      And then Russia invaded Ukraine because it wanted to

    • @Dandelion-z6x
      @Dandelion-z6x 7 часов назад

      @ NO - Russia didn't want. Russia sends so much signals to USA and Europe but they didn't answer - there was no more discussion from the west side. Please do not mix things up only because you dont like Russia.

    • @Corvin2696
      @Corvin2696 7 часов назад

      @@vlodkopawluk9203 Yes, for no good reason. Its not as if the Ukrainians had bio-labs, Bandera-Brigades, wanted to put Nato Missiles at their border with Russia and attacked the Russians in the Donbass. The Russians totally overreacted.

    • @Luke1959
      @Luke1959 5 часов назад

      ​@@vlodkopawluk9203not because it wanted to, but because it had to! Get your head out of the sand!

  • @dkblack1289
    @dkblack1289 8 часов назад +166

    I find it very hard to trust former CIA officials. It may be unfair but considering the damage that the CIA do to the world, perhaps I can be forgiven.

    • @robertdlucas7418
      @robertdlucas7418 8 часов назад +17

      Exactly.

    • @vlodkopawluk9203
      @vlodkopawluk9203 7 часов назад +1

      No different from the KGB or FSB then.

    • @mrjerzheel
      @mrjerzheel 7 часов назад +6

      Some seem ok like Larry Johnson or Ray McGovern

    • @musicjuly3415
      @musicjuly3415 7 часов назад

      Yes, the brainwashing is very strong and it's very rare that they can come out of that career and be able to see things with any clarity.

    • @heinrichbier4759
      @heinrichbier4759 6 часов назад

      We Forgive you before we forgive them

  • @fedoratheexplora9113
    @fedoratheexplora9113 9 часов назад +136

    People keep saying that China is unhappy with Russia cooperation with N Korea. Can someone point to any CHINESE statements that support this?

    • @patriotthrunthru6744
      @patriotthrunthru6744 9 часов назад +17

      EXACTLY 💯

    • @peterahmu
      @peterahmu 8 часов назад +6

      Its in Chinese 😂

    • @stefanantal9629
      @stefanantal9629 8 часов назад

      He is delusional , nobody in their right mind thinks that Russia made a pact with N. Korea without China input and back door negotiation . Only a child or a lier thinks that Russia would undermine its strongest ally - China , for some small potatoes

    • @cango5679
      @cango5679 8 часов назад +2

      @@peterahmu rosetta stone 🙂

    • @Dandelion-z6x
      @Dandelion-z6x 8 часов назад +12

      @@peterahmu I think so - not so much american politician can read chinese. I think this is only a guess to spread unrest.

  • @ARCofRESISTANCE
    @ARCofRESISTANCE 7 часов назад +67

    Russia is not our enemy. Greetings from Australia.

    • @ralph95
      @ralph95 5 часов назад +1

      Your government is !!

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

    • @dianag7179
      @dianag7179 3 часа назад

      @@ARCofRESISTANCE yet australia is a police state and 90% Australians are just brainwashed worse than EU or US.

  • @edwardsodke5860
    @edwardsodke5860 9 часов назад +99

    ❤The US is a mess and must take care of itself.

    • @cango5679
      @cango5679 8 часов назад +7

      Like it was said many years ago... Gringo Go Home (And STAY HOME)

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @ericwedin4154
    @ericwedin4154 8 часов назад +82

    Russia should be a part of the security solution in Europe, perhaps the US should not.

    • @bobdeverell
      @bobdeverell 5 часов назад

      NATO was established to keep the peace between European states as much as defend against Russia.
      Some European leaders seem afraid of the US pulling out of Europe. There are a number of
      hotspots in Europe, what would happen if the US left ?.

    • @drirtwood1848
      @drirtwood1848 4 часа назад +2

      Outstanding comment

    • @ASTRAGEM
      @ASTRAGEM 40 минут назад

      RUSSIANS JUST DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH EU AND OTHER NAZI SCUMS AT ALL JUST LEAVE US BE WE DON'T GIVE A F..KING ABOUT ANYTHING THAT IT IS HAPPENING WITH YOUR BS THERE

  • @nbach2202
    @nbach2202 6 часов назад +47

    Isn't ironic to hear CIA operatives with whom all problems are starting?

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад +1

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @barrywong4327
    @barrywong4327 8 часов назад +71

    This so-called security issue in Europe was entirely manufactured by the US in the first place. The US deliberately laid the groundwork by pushing NATO east ward right up to Russia’s front door. The Europeans were stupid enough to go along for the ride.
    Russia in the late 1990s wanted to be part of Europe but was repeated rebuffed by Washington. Even so, Russia has never shown hostilities towards Europe at any time. In fact, Russia was very happy to provide cheap and abundant energy to Europe where everyone benefited.
    I disagree with the guest speaker that the US has a lot more leverage by broadening the Ukraine issue to the NATO level. Russia has all the leverage. It is the victor of this proxy war. US is the defeated party. Russia will dictate the terms, at both Ukraine and NATO level. Russia knows that the US is desperate to wash its hands in Ukraine. Russia also knows that NATO is a paper tiger. With Europe’s economy going down the toilet, the paper tiger will likely disintegrate on its own device. Russia can negotiate with European countries individually in due course. There is no longer a need for a “comprehensive” settlement.
    Moreover, Russia has already turned its back on Europe and has successfully found open arms from the east and the global majority.
    The bottom line is: the US is desperate to settle and retreat from Ukraine. The US is the seller. Russia will buy only at a suitable price.
    Moreover,

    •  8 часов назад +8

      +100% !!!

    • @tigersilberhannes9153
      @tigersilberhannes9153 7 часов назад +7

      Absolutely.

    • @ErikIng-jv7xr
      @ErikIng-jv7xr 7 часов назад

      Well said. They manufactured Project Ukraine for over 20 years.
      To hear him talk about how Europe now have to take care of themself its disturbing when we know that US is the one who have caused the worst conflict's in Europe the last decades... Trying to create somekind of Stocholm syndrome?

    • @mv69969
      @mv69969 5 часов назад +6

      You are absolutely right!

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад +2

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @davidscheer1768
    @davidscheer1768 8 часов назад +47

    Mr Beebe still thinks the US is relevant in the world🤣

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад +1

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @rosemaryanaisanesse
    @rosemaryanaisanesse 8 часов назад +49

    Why the "EU" feels worried about the USA leaving them to deal with Russia is quite strange. Surely they can see what the USA does to its "allies" and it is not a pretty sight! Look after your own populations, not by making enemies and relying on an obsolete NATO, but by cooperating within the EU and with other countries including China and Russia.

    • @tigersilberhannes9153
      @tigersilberhannes9153 7 часов назад

      Noone in the EU is worried about USA leaving, its the so called ruling elites who base their power on the threat of US intervention against their own people, as you see in Moldova eight now and maybe in Romania as well.
      Propaganda, agitation, assassins and commandos, thats how those "elites" rule over european countries.

    • @awethinic8379
      @awethinic8379 5 часов назад

      Well looking back at ww2 and ww3 can you blame us? Maybe start paying your nato bills. As an American , I do apologize for allowing our government to be filled with globalist. But EU is also infiltrated with globalist. We will expose the globalist corruption and try to live like you suggest. I hope the Europeans follow our lead.

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад +2

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @domfel2123
    @domfel2123 9 часов назад +63

    It's high time U.S left Europe

    • @awethinic8379
      @awethinic8379 4 часа назад

      We seen what happened in ww1 and ww2. Stop pretending that Europe can survive without the USA. China would steam roll the EU and you guys would capitulate in one week. Is this what you desire? The real issue for the west is we voted in globalist politicians. Solve that problem and we can act like friends again. As Trump has said many times. China is the real adversary with wanting to become the world’s super power and they will be 100x’s worst than USA. Everyone knows this except you.

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @ARCofRESISTANCE
    @ARCofRESISTANCE 7 часов назад +26

    NATO needs to understand that playing Russian roulette with a nuclear superpower is never a good idea.

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @caracrop7991
    @caracrop7991 8 часов назад +39

    Early on, when former CIA chief and special advisor to Dick Cheney Beebe says “we (the US) thought our challenge in the world was to democratize other countries, reform them, and also find bad guys…” I had to chuckle. He knows better. It was always about US primacy in the world. He knows that, as does Alex and Glenn… and yet they didn’t offer much pushback to that fairytale statement. Oh, by the way, the Russians and Chinese also know this which is why these “negotiations” are going to be difficult. Pissing down their back and telling them it’s raining isn’t going to work… imho

    • @Dude0000
      @Dude0000 Час назад +1

      Yes, he said that was wrong as they lost their ability in diplomacy. Didn’t you listen? Not all advisors get their ideas implemented. Also, hindsight is a wonderful thing. He was obviously very young when in that role.

  • @noemi5670
    @noemi5670 9 часов назад +59

    George BeBe sounds very biased when it talks about the US, every politician in the US talks about "containing china" and "breaking out Russia" , clearly that's their mentality and it goes from the military to the media and finance. China and Russia are closer than ever because of the US aggressive views towards them. China knows if Russia falls the US will have no mercy with China. Alex Krainer has a very different view of geopolitics, about how we are not seeing the end of the US empire but the actual British empire on its last days. All roads lead back to London

    • @Johnnycdrums
      @Johnnycdrums 9 часов назад +7

      Yes, London is the bad guy.

    • @tonytroiani6599
      @tonytroiani6599 8 часов назад +6

      👍 Yes as soon as I started listening to this guy, I felt it was about building some foundations between china and Russia, then building on that to gentle lever them apart, I don't think that will work, It is good we hear what he has to say, I think Alex and Glen are being very polite, because I don't think they think there's any weekness between Russia and China because that would just serve the belligerance of the US, UK and Western oligarchs regardless of Trump.

    • @Johnnycdrums
      @Johnnycdrums 7 часов назад +2

      @@tonytroiani6599 ; Nah, I think the British man, Alexander Mercouris, whom is of Greek heretige (I think), and heads up a very important news outlet which goes by the name of "The Duran", will survive.
      We all make unhappy errors sometimes.

    • @tonytroiani6599
      @tonytroiani6599 5 часов назад +3

      @Johnnycdrums Just because the Duran is an excellent platform for a clear understanding of geopolitics in particular Russia and Ukraine, dosn't mean you have to agree with everything. I think this guest exposed himself at the start of this discussion, but that's my opinion Anyway Alex and Alexander are an excellent listen in particular Alexander, being ferensic in his day to day Analysis and has becoming a must go to for everyone who want to have a clear understanding and who want to bring these horrifying modern day world events to an end 🍻

  • @alrent2992
    @alrent2992 5 часов назад +22

    The u.s. has no diplomatic skill. 😂. Just threats and bullying tactics. 😂🤣

  • @dianag7179
    @dianag7179 7 часов назад +27

    His voice and speech manner ARE SO UNPLEASANT

    • @ErikIng-jv7xr
      @ErikIng-jv7xr 6 часов назад +2

      This guy is so humble,speaking on behalf of the by far biggest warmonger Nation in the world...

    • @dianag7179
      @dianag7179 5 часов назад +1

      @ErikIng-jv7xr he is just annoying as the whole package.

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

    • @Shryce
      @Shryce 3 часа назад

      The content of his reasoning is utter nonsense too

    • @dianag7179
      @dianag7179 3 часа назад

      @Shryce that's what i mean, he is so filled with crap, that it just cannot stay inside and pours out

  • @nwedrikkozijn
    @nwedrikkozijn 9 часов назад +34

    Pay back $300 billion plus interest. Repair & reinstate Nordstream 1 & 2 at US / UK cost, drop all Sanctions, and then Talks can resume.

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @joshuapaul2022
    @joshuapaul2022 9 часов назад +53

    The best thing Trump can do after 100 days of negotiations (basically going through the motions) is to walk away from Ukraine. No meaningful treaty with Russians can pass the senate.

    • @Phillip713
      @Phillip713 Час назад

      I doubt a treaty would pass but Trump has an ability to build good relationships with Russia. most republicans will follow him if he does that.
      The good thing is the other side doesn’t have an argument. We can’t just pay for an unending war with no objectives.

  • @patrickgz
    @patrickgz 7 часов назад +13

    the hegemonic thoughts are evidently still thick, and how desperately it is being held on to. thank you duran for bringing this awareness

  • @angelokoschier
    @angelokoschier 6 часов назад +17

    These are American Phantasies presented as solutions

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @elza6132
    @elza6132 10 часов назад +61

    🤷🏼‍♀️Are we after three years back to square one and discover 'no NATO expansion eastwards'..? Oh boy...

    • @SZarael
      @SZarael 10 часов назад +6

      It would seem so 🤔😞

    • @jawadad73
      @jawadad73 8 часов назад

      2.000.000 dead to triple MIC value ... bargain for the gouls who hold stocks and aren't subject to be drafted...

    • @ErikIng-jv7xr
      @ErikIng-jv7xr 7 часов назад +4

      Good point,i dont know if theyre running out of guests to have on the show,but I find it strange to have this guy on.

    • @petercape2331
      @petercape2331 5 часов назад

      Only the stupid took three years

    • @jawadad73
      @jawadad73 4 часа назад

      so, any mention of the-MIC-gets your posts deleted??

  • @janetjacks3406
    @janetjacks3406 8 часов назад +31

    Sorry but not warming to this guy at all as he seems to be talking from this US elevated position still and is not grasping how the US has been detrimental to Europe, which he seems to suggest needs to strengthen itself, or its influence or stand on its own two feet. Perhaps if the US hadn't blown up Nordstream-2 and perhaps if Germany had its own proper sovereignty instead of bowing down to the US and still being under occupational rights of the US since WW2 and what about the US removing all those military bases. And what is the purpose of Nato, the Europeans cannot afford it and do we really think we are going to be invaded by Russia or China? Get rid of it, it should have been dismantled when the Warsaw pact ended.

  • @Comrade_Tokoloshe
    @Comrade_Tokoloshe 10 часов назад +29

    Let's just see if NATO survives at all in the next few years.

  • @timmbabwe4366
    @timmbabwe4366 5 часов назад +10

    Driving wedges between foreign neighbors has been the entire focus and entire failure of US foreign policy in last 100 years

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @revpgesqredux
    @revpgesqredux 5 часов назад +8

    Once CIA, always CIA-- most important thing we can do is not worried about the Dynamics of what happened since 2022. It's to admit that we started this disastrous in 2014.

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @stanleywong58
    @stanleywong58 7 часов назад +18

    When this guest referred to China as a "challenge" to the US, it showed him up. If you view emergent international plurality as a challenge to US primacy, you're nothing but just another American exceptionalist.
    We need Americans who are excited over a redefined US role in the new plurality, not those who see it as challenge (this guest/ Trump/ Biden) or as triggering inevitable conflict due to "structural dynamics" (Mearshiemer).

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @tigersilberhannes9153
    @tigersilberhannes9153 7 часов назад +11

    The guy litterally sais: " Nato's only leverage is terrorism".

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @bshorty2510
    @bshorty2510 5 часов назад +13

    How cute! He thinks Zalinskyy has a future in Ukraine, lol.

  • @Meteornknighte
    @Meteornknighte 10 часов назад +18

    A former director from there ? On duran ? What a timeline we live in.

    • @QisHD
      @QisHD 8 часов назад +6

      He's still pursuing the neocon goals. Lots of false and manipulative statements during this discussion.

    • @stanleywong58
      @stanleywong58 7 часов назад +4

      It's OK to have a guest from "the other side". But it's another thing to begin every other sentence by agreeing with what said guest is peddling.

    • @alexanderhaakan8829
      @alexanderhaakan8829 4 часа назад

      @@stanleywong58 I think its a way to manage the extremely opposite views without resorting to violence.

  • @steventemes3704
    @steventemes3704 9 часов назад +14

    Does your Cia guest know that Russia`s terms are what matters? I kept waiting for him to say something.

    • @Shryce
      @Shryce 3 часа назад

      Of course not... Russia doesn't pay his salary... he only talks American delusional talking points.

  • @michaeldyas769
    @michaeldyas769 6 часов назад +8

    As I listen to this American, I get a crawling down my back, the DC self belief that they are better is oozing from him.

  • @andrelapointe1983
    @andrelapointe1983 5 часов назад +14

    CIA Beebe could bot succeed without being void of integrity, honesty, courage... Is The Durand having trouble booking legitimate guests?

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

    • @dianag7179
      @dianag7179 3 часа назад

      @@TheRussianAngle they are trying to influence him and thus him others. That's not just the entertainment. We all should do things to influence the world. Not just sharing news and analyses.

  • @anonymoussource701
    @anonymoussource701 8 часов назад +14

    This guy has a degree in stating the obvious - very poor.

  • @jchung5265
    @jchung5265 4 часа назад +8

    listening to this former Agent tells me the real problem is again CCCiiiiAAAA.

  • @natalied7528
    @natalied7528 5 часов назад +9

    This guy is final proof why Russia has no one to talk to in US. He is wrong on every point.

    • @Shryce
      @Shryce 3 часа назад

      100%

  • @conniedan5761
    @conniedan5761 8 часов назад +10

    You overlooked the Nazi problem in Ukraine, how to remove the Banderas ideology without the total destruction of Ukraine?

    • @vlodkopawluk9203
      @vlodkopawluk9203 7 часов назад

      So what is the Bandera ideology?

    • @ErikIng-jv7xr
      @ErikIng-jv7xr 6 часов назад

      US never adressed the Nazi problem in Ukraine. Maybe because they always were a part of the big plan to get the war started

    • @davidpritchard604
      @davidpritchard604 4 часа назад

      ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@vlodkopawluk9203Neo-Nazism. Ukrainian supremacy. Stephan Bandera led a Ukrainian armed extremist group in support of the German forces in WWII who killed hundreds of thousands of minoritiy peoples in the Ukraine, namely Poles and Jews during the war and post war against the Soviets. Bandrea as a prominent war criminal fled to the west but was tracked down in Austria by the KGB in 1962 and shot dead. His followers are known as Banderites and West Ukrainian nationalist praise him as a hero. Ukrainian leadrers often have his portrait on their office walls during interviews if you are attentive. Streets have been named sfter him and a statue in Lvov has been erected to his bloody memory. The Czech film Wolyn aka Hatred dramatizes his brutal campaign against the Poles. This film may still be available on Prime.

    • @amandapeluso4217
      @amandapeluso4217 3 часа назад

      The CIA and US are to blame for the Ukrainian Neo Nazis coup in 2014. despicable and evil are the CIA to support Ukrainian Neo Nazis. The CIA were always Nazi sympathizers since after ww2. The U.S. relationship with Ukrainian fascists began after the Second World War. During the war, units of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN-B) took part in the Holocaust, killing at least 100,000 Jews and Poles. Mykola Lebed, a top aide to Stepan Bandera, the leader of the fascist OUN-B, was recruited by the C.I.A. after the war, according to a 2010 study by the U.S. National Archives.
      The government study said, “Bandera’s wing (OUN/B) was a militant fascist organization.” Bandera’s closest deputy, Yaroslav Stetsko. From the start of the 2013-2014 events in Ukraine, Consortium News founder Robert Parry and other writers began providing the evidence NewsGuard says doesn’t exist, reporting extensively on the coup and the influential role of Ukraine’s neo-Nazis. At the time, corporate media also reported on the essential part neo-Nazis played in the coup. As The New York Times reported, the neo-Nazi group, Right Sector, had the key role in the violent ouster of Yanukovych. The role of neo-fascist groups in the uprising and its influence on Ukrainian society was well reported by mainstream media outlets at the time.The BBC, the NYT, the Daily Telegraph and CNN all reported on Right Sector, C14 and other extremists’ role in the overthrow of Yanukovych. The BBC ran this report a week after his ouster

  • @fellowcitizen
    @fellowcitizen 10 часов назад +41

    UK, France and USA must pay for the reconstruction of Ukraine and Novarussia, not China!

    • @janetjacks3406
      @janetjacks3406 8 часов назад +3

      Does he really say that? That would be an insane position.

    • @StephenMerchant-up8sg
      @StephenMerchant-up8sg 8 часов назад +1

      Don't worry BlackRock was probably on it from day one

    • @alexeydolzhenkov7424
      @alexeydolzhenkov7424 7 часов назад +1

      ​@@janetjacks3406 No he did not say that China has to pay for it. He said China has to take big part in reconstruction. Of course China will not do this for free. But the fact itself that there wil be big commercial interests of China there wil be stabilising factor.

    • @janetjacks3406
      @janetjacks3406 7 часов назад +2

      @@alexeydolzhenkov7424 Oh I see, yes I did go on to listen to where he said this and I cannot see this happening, not sure how the US would accept it anyway, found it a bizarre suggestion.

  • @zrinka1972
    @zrinka1972 9 часов назад +22

    After almost 500 days of the elimination of innocent people and property in the Levant, it is getting harder and harder for me to listen three agency apologists who subsequently found a conscience that imperialism is evil yet they themselves participated in it until yesterday. We need commentators and analysts who did not participate in organizations that committed crimes in the past or present. Same is for proxy war in Ukraine.

    • @VTh-f5x
      @VTh-f5x 9 часов назад +2

      Islam needs refom.

    • @robertdlucas7418
      @robertdlucas7418 8 часов назад

      Beebe is one and are you suggesting that Diesen and The Duran fellow are CIA assets?

  • @normanvictor1992
    @normanvictor1992 8 часов назад +14

    Isn't George way of thinking part of the problem,Americans is ALWAYS looking for leverage over other parties.

    • @skogstorpsvagen
      @skogstorpsvagen 7 часов назад +1

      All parts do and should do that. Doesn't Russians think about their goals?

    • @ErikIng-jv7xr
      @ErikIng-jv7xr 6 часов назад

      ​@@skogstorpsvagen Other countries have Limits for what they are Willing to do..

    • @Phillip713
      @Phillip713 Час назад

      That’s what people do in negotiations and that’s what every nation does

    • @ErikIng-jv7xr
      @ErikIng-jv7xr Час назад

      @@skogstorpsvagen Other countries got
      Moral limits

    • @skogstorpsvagen
      @skogstorpsvagen 15 минут назад

      @ErikIng-jv7xr Putin and moral in the same sentence is absurd

  • @sas-ds1wz
    @sas-ds1wz 7 часов назад +11

    33 min and I am out , I just can't !!

    • @Shryce
      @Shryce 3 часа назад +2

      7 minutes in... and he already makes me vomit.

  • @Samson-j9y
    @Samson-j9y 9 часов назад +18

    Biden & his adminstration the worst ever, these dorks have done so much damage jesus christ 😢😢😢😢😢

    • @geoffkarcher2795
      @geoffkarcher2795 9 часов назад

      Just think Hillary Clinton can go to her grave knowing she wasent the worst secretary of state

  • @МихаилАнкушев
    @МихаилАнкушев 5 часов назад +9

    Alexander, it is thanks to such people as your guest that the current geopolitical situation has developed. Deranged people!

  • @walentystankiewicz8486
    @walentystankiewicz8486 3 часа назад +3

    If we need a peace agreement in Europe it must be based on mutual trust but not on NATO presence.

  • @ВикторПутинцев-в8г
    @ВикторПутинцев-в8г 9 часов назад +9

    Приходит Трамп и говорит,, заверните и положите мне вот ту штуку Гренландия называется,,. Да самое время поговорить об архитектуре европейской безопасности.

  • @simonrb1942
    @simonrb1942 7 часов назад +7

    Staggering that this guy was a CIA director.

  • @marymurphy937
    @marymurphy937 7 часов назад +5

    Good morning, everyone, from Ireland. 💚🇮🇪

  • @louiskelemen8867
    @louiskelemen8867 4 часа назад +4

    Who is George kidding! The USA'S MIC is so dependant on controversies with Russia... USA will never come to any understandings with Russia.

  • @theimperialist2686
    @theimperialist2686 9 часов назад +12

    Any agreement proposed bh Trump has to bs done on Russia's terms.

  • @Arhifridis
    @Arhifridis 6 часов назад +4

    I love George's cold calculating eyes. This guy was part of the problem and now is offering the same talking points we've been hearing all this time. The Russians have shown extreme patience, how long this lasts remains to be seen. I certainly don't want to see the true capabilities of the Sarmat.

    • @TheRussianAngle
      @TheRussianAngle 4 часа назад

      These very clever, indeed erudite and knowledgeable men never mention 9/11 any more, yet 9/11 is crucial in the understanding of why the Neocons cannot contemplate an end to their relentless push against Russia and any other power not subject to U.S./western domination. Keep in mind the seven primary regime change targets. These were of course not the ONLY regime change targets. ALL nations and indeed individuals not accepting U.S./western domination were to be eliminated and replaced. Agreeing to let Russia alone would mitigate irrevocably against this Neocon goal. And this goal stems DIRECTLY from the events of 9/11. Of course the goal has aspects that came before 9/11 but 9/11 is the point of launch whereby the Neocons saw it was doable. And this is why it is a huge mistake not to take 9/11 into your calculations when talking of a new security architecture for Europe including Russia. This is the most absolute form of geopolitical anathema for the Neocons. It would represent a totally unacceptable halting of their determined resolve, to achieve complete and utter global domination in perpetuity for the sake, in their minds, of all they hold to be sacrosanct in terms of the western superiority of view, systems and right to rule.

  • @professoreilers
    @professoreilers 5 часов назад +4

    Greetings from South Africa BRICS + with appreciation.

  • @pamela7433
    @pamela7433 10 часов назад +28

    ❤😊RUSSIA CONTINUES TO DOMINATE.

    • @Samson-j9y
      @Samson-j9y 9 часов назад +2

      💪💪🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺💯💯💯💯💯 thank God Russia is very strong,

    • @pamela7433
      @pamela7433 9 часов назад +1

      @Samson-j9y 🙂❤️THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

    • @Johnnycdrums
      @Johnnycdrums 9 часов назад +1

      Traditionalism

    • @gohrt9139
      @gohrt9139 9 часов назад +3

      👍😁

  • @robertdlucas7418
    @robertdlucas7418 8 часов назад +11

    What does Beebe know about what the Chinese think about Russian relationship with North Korea? The man speculates and his speculation have an innate western slant .

  • @jonathanchurch7561
    @jonathanchurch7561 8 часов назад +11

    America needs to first sort out its own inter-agency conflicts, contrasts, and corruption. Then, maybe America can concern itself with wider diplomacy. America is part of the problem not the solution....not yet. First, get over 30 years of woke psychosis, and reorder your own house.

  • @airilammi4140
    @airilammi4140 7 часов назад +6

    I really pray and hope that Usa would take away the usa- military bases from the Finland- Russia borders. It is good for Finland and Russia, that there is no threat on that border.
    We were never asked in our country if we wanted to join N. Our leaders desided about joining. It was a very big mistake. We 2 countries need to be in friendly realtionship! We both benefit that!

  • @nataliaroudenkop6111
    @nataliaroudenkop6111 6 часов назад +9

    Unfortunately, I stopped watching this program when he started taking regarding Noord Korean involvement in the SMO. I am sick and tired of this propaganda

    • @drirtwood1848
      @drirtwood1848 4 часа назад +1

      Yes! He snuck it in without pushback

  • @Vile_Entity_3545
    @Vile_Entity_3545 3 часа назад +2

    NATO should never have put a leader in who comes from one of the old colonial powers. This was the wrong time because you can see how warmongering Rutte wants to be. Bad move.

  • @flierefluitertje6680
    @flierefluitertje6680 2 часа назад +1

    Russia is not our enemy, greetings form Netherlands.

  • @eerieforest9188
    @eerieforest9188 4 часа назад +3

    I'd like to have had Martyanov in there to help Beebe get a better understanding of Russia.

    • @DTJKS
      @DTJKS 3 часа назад

      We know what Martyanov thinks. But it’s also vitally important to know what ‘these guys’ think as they unfortunately set up our policies. The proverbial guys in dark suits. Gotta listen to learn.

  • @ErikIng-jv7xr
    @ErikIng-jv7xr 5 часов назад +10

    WHY is this person a guest on this show? Does anyone have a good answer for that?🤷

  • @Samson-j9y
    @Samson-j9y 10 часов назад +11

    Good morning from Sweden to all 👍❤️❤️

  • @pharodrigues1
    @pharodrigues1 5 часов назад +5

    Good debate. I think The Duran should invite Max Blumenthal.

    • @Shryce
      @Shryce 3 часа назад

      Did you even watch the video ?

  • @tonytroiani6599
    @tonytroiani6599 8 часов назад +7

    As soon as I started listening to this guy, I felt it was about building some foundations between china and Russia then building on that to gentle lever them apart, I don't think that will work, It is good we hear what he has to say, I think Alex and Glen are being very polite, because I don't think they think there's any weekness between Russia and China because that would just serve the belligerance of the US, UK and Western oligarchs regardless of Trump

  • @kwamepalavin8405
    @kwamepalavin8405 7 часов назад +4

    Why would Russia compromise knowing Minsk 1,2 & Ankara! And the unilateral withdrawing from SALT treaties.

  • @mfromaustralia1
    @mfromaustralia1 6 часов назад +5

    I would not believe a thing this guy says.

  • @cejannuzi
    @cejannuzi 6 часов назад +7

    If he's still working for the 'company', I probably don't really need to hear a thing he says. Sorry.

    • @Shryce
      @Shryce 3 часа назад

      I find it astonishing mr Duran and Gliessen actually give him the stage to spout his nonsense and let him off so uncriticized. It's revolting to see/hear.

  • @Phillip713
    @Phillip713 Час назад +1

    The good thing about Trump is he has common sense. He isn’t trying to contain Russia. If the Russians are reasonable Trump will say so. If neocons in the senate get upset then Trump will ask them what their solution is and they don’t have any. The problem is nobody in congress or the media has been pointing that out. Trump is such a breath of fresh air

  • @jonathanchurch7561
    @jonathanchurch7561 4 часа назад +3

    The other thing to remember, let's first just let Trump get into office, there's a big difference between theory and practice!

  • @Brandon-w3o
    @Brandon-w3o 6 часов назад +7

    I see a little snake in the grass 🐍🐍

  • @Paul_Caruana
    @Paul_Caruana 5 часов назад +4

    The central problem today is the insistence of Washington to view, as its national interest, the establishment and maintenance of world hegemony in all possible spheres, be it social, economic, political, military etc. This must change to a more cooperative, multipolar world as opposed to a US based unipolar system.

  • @pamela7433
    @pamela7433 10 часов назад +20

    ❤😊THE DURAN ARE SIMPLY THE BEST.

  • @Z_America
    @Z_America Час назад +1

    What Russia would talk with NATO about if NATO officially claim that its goal is to defeat Russia on a battlefield ?

  • @bulentunal3832
    @bulentunal3832 4 часа назад +3

    I doubt Russians are in a hurry

  • @CrayLuv
    @CrayLuv 2 часа назад +2

    I think Putin is fairer and more balanced than people realize.

  • @porrentrycourchavon1598
    @porrentrycourchavon1598 59 минут назад +1

    The military industrial complex wanted this war to continue. This is the bottom line.

  • @guapodesperado2822
    @guapodesperado2822 6 часов назад +9

    "US playing a stabilizing kind of role". ....ha ha ha what a joke.
    At this point I could no longer listen to this guys crap.
    Some "international politics expert" you found here.
    Get better guests.

  • @louissosa1535
    @louissosa1535 4 часа назад +2

    An article was published stating that Chinese parts are used in US military equipment to a larger volume than once thought.

  • @JosephdeMaistre-i4g
    @JosephdeMaistre-i4g 4 часа назад +4

    Europe counterbalance Russia?! lol

  • @hhgs6688
    @hhgs6688 2 часа назад

    I appreciate the importance of listening to people I don't agree with. Thanks for having this guest!

  • @steampunkrabbit
    @steampunkrabbit 5 часов назад +7

    I refuse to listen to this man.

    • @ASTRAGEM
      @ASTRAGEM 36 минут назад

      repulsive sc@m i agree

  • @alexandervocelka9125
    @alexandervocelka9125 4 часа назад +2

    Again mediators: there is indeed a shortage. You can no have an empire colony as any kind of mediator. So no NATO country, no EU country, no push over dependency of the US etc….

  • @stevecarver4906
    @stevecarver4906 8 часов назад +4

    Have an election in Ukraine give the people a president they want not one they were given then negotiating would be just.

  • @MrDaymien1
    @MrDaymien1 9 часов назад +5

    I though NATO was really there in fear of German aggression.

    • @janetjacks3406
      @janetjacks3406 9 часов назад

      Do you mean in the second world war? Nato was formed well after WW2 as part of the cold war against Russia, that was it's sole mandate.

  • @alrent2992
    @alrent2992 5 часов назад +4

    If you see things with conflict and not a solution. You're part of the problem! Stop treating others like enemies.

    • @Shryce
      @Shryce 3 часа назад

      Well.. he is CIA.... he is part of the cause of the problem...

  • @ivankurtz1909
    @ivankurtz1909 9 часов назад +9

    NATO (US) tried everything and more to force China to take their side (NATO). Rightly China said no! Adding that this was a legitimate issue of Russia's non existing security architecture. Abandoned by NATO to facilitate NATO assisted Ukrainian aggression against Russian speaking regions.
    That's the key issue ! Everything else is irrelevant...ie US/NATO interests! Ukraine was always a dependent region of Russia's economic power.
    Thus any peace agreement must with total satisfaction solve these issues! As Trump recently addressed, NATO is the aggressor with its creep up onto Russia's borders! Logically NATO must pull out of the region . That includes Starmers peace deal breaker 100 year military cooperation agreement. Which contradicts Russia's principal demands and objectives that Ukraine is demilitarised deNatoed and rid of all fascist groups from all
    aspects of Ukrainian politics and military participation.

  • @isabelblanco1989
    @isabelblanco1989 3 часа назад +1

    This guy cannot deny he is look8ng at things through American eues.

  • @Astronurd
    @Astronurd 3 часа назад +2

    Washington should stop interfering in other countries affairs. This guy is totally insignificant and flawed.

  • @ashokagarwal78
    @ashokagarwal78 4 часа назад +2

    Only when Russia starts capturing territory Ukraine territory apart from Crimea and the four Oblasts will Ukraine and NATO be worried and cry halt

  • @Samson-j9y
    @Samson-j9y 9 часов назад +8

    Mister Putin have said the whole time he wants to talk 👍🇷🇺

  • @florinaplaveti7087
    @florinaplaveti7087 5 часов назад +3

    The time for the Europeans to take more responsibility within NATO was when Europe really was capable to counterbalance Russia economically and diplomatically. That was in 2000 - 2005, before the crisis the US engineered in 2008.
    Now, Europe is only a shadow of its former self not only militarily but also economically and diplomatically, unable to do anything of meaning on the world stage

    • @Shryce
      @Shryce 3 часа назад

      And 100% self-invoked dependent on the USA.. complete slaves to the USA whims... who aim to destroy their autonomy.

  • @robertdlucas7418
    @robertdlucas7418 8 часов назад +3

    That article by Ian Proud in "Responsible Statecraft" of how to get peace in Ukraine is delusion of the highest order.

  • @lowtech_1
    @lowtech_1 9 часов назад +7

    Good comments slightly different view which is interesting.
    But had to laugh when he said China should pay for the rebuild of Ukraine 😂

    • @janetjacks3406
      @janetjacks3406 8 часов назад +3

      I haven't got to that bit yet but that would be shocking to hear, and ridiculous. Not sure i'm warming to this guy as he is making things way too complicated for my liking as the solution is simple, stop expanding NATO.

    • @skogstorpsvagen
      @skogstorpsvagen 7 часов назад

      They like things like that. But it comes with a string off course

    • @ErikIng-jv7xr
      @ErikIng-jv7xr 6 часов назад +1

      To create a war between to neighboor countries and then suggest that theyre "enemy"should pay the bill. I rest my case

  • @Lurcanio1
    @Lurcanio1 8 часов назад +9

    Alexander seems literally incapable of asking a question

    • @tommyates1
      @tommyates1 8 часов назад +1

      Alexander is frustrated because the Russians have been clear that concessions on Ukrainian terms are unacceptable. The CIA guy's view of finding a middle path as realism is unrealistic.

    • @ErikIng-jv7xr
      @ErikIng-jv7xr 6 часов назад +2

      So much of what he says goes against what Alex have said earlier,but still,No critic from him or Glenn..

    • @Slushpuppy-d6d
      @Slushpuppy-d6d 5 часов назад +1

      @ErikIng-jv7xryeah but it’s a discussion to get his point of view and not a debate. That’s how I take it.

    • @ErikIng-jv7xr
      @ErikIng-jv7xr 5 часов назад

      @@Slushpuppy-d6d I agreed on that, but some question from them would still be fine on that frame

    • @ASTRAGEM
      @ASTRAGEM 36 минут назад

      @@Slushpuppy-d6d well it sucks debate is better than just agree with bs

  • @MP-ns3ci
    @MP-ns3ci 6 часов назад +3

    У всего есть конец, и государство за семью морями управляющее процессами издалека это редкое и недолгое событие, не надо так надуваться. Чем больше шкаф, тем громче падает.

  • @ocox8659
    @ocox8659 Час назад +1

    Excellent discussion, gentlemen