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John is the most wisest guy on Great Power Politics. He better lecture all EU and US politicians (and some of their Globalists, owners of Corporations) on The Theory of Realism for 16 years and award them attendance certificates. Those fools. I am not Russian but African.

It's quite funny to read through the comments and watch people from poor, violent, corrupt countries blame everything on the West and America, and keep wondering why they're so poor, violent, and corrupt...

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Define Free then Define Will or consciousness, then get back to me

But you keep hearing of gnostic texts found in dead sea scrolls no? Or is that a different sight? What she didnt say is they found the compound/building near the caves, it has massive baptismals, there is evidence of eating locusts and honey and evidence of this being John ghe baptists crew, and also evidence of John being high priest and that when John baptised Jesus it was almost a frasfer backbto malcadesik prest hold. Also what was not said was they had the 9 red hefers ashes in a urn the ashes needed to be mixed into a new red hefers ashes to cleanse the instraments for another temple not that we should do that, but it is furthur evidence that they are who they said they are.

Do you think world is becoming too much artificial

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The ties between the US and Europe will fade gradually. USA will be a predominantly Latino country that belongs to the Americas in two hundred years. Europe needs to get back from 1945 and find its place on the Euroasian continent, not hang with people on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean who are in the demolition business. But all of that will come naturally since Russia and China build a trade that will last. In a couple of years the northern searoute between Shanghai and Rotterdam will open up and tie Europe economically to Asia. The sanctions on Russia have no future for us, only for the US. Western Europe needs to be a part of the Russo-Chinese visions and the new world order that takes shape. The Middle East are our neighbours and what the US does there is contraproductive for Europe. America will eventually become a nation among nations, not a self appointed world police like today. The question Americans should ask themselves is if they believe the waging of wars give them the respect they so hunger for. Didn't the Taliban told USA that it doesn't. The prestige has never been lower. 🇸🇪❤️🇷🇺✌️🆗️

Professor Mearsheimer clearly knows the theories of 'offensive realism', but he must have forgotten the history of what Stalin did to Ukraine in his collectivization that resulted in the 'holodomore' where millions died. The people of Ukraine know what it means to live under Russian control and it is only natural that they seek an alliance with NATO. Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania opted to join NATO as soon as they could....NATO and the US did not have to seek them out or persuade them because they knew very well what Russian control looked like.

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lame,..what a simplifying look at many complex topics. Us and them bullshit,...analysis of power games for kids,..but at least, some people there had fun. We all know now,....Ukraine has no right to decide by themselves where they want to be,..Follow US, Russia, China...typical stupid analysis with a lack of knowledge...Q&A,..Czech and Slovakia,...this guy has no clue, what he is speaking about. Let's split all countries back to the status from a.) 1100, b.) 1300, or c.)1500?? Fck Democracy,..that's clear. No word about the criminal power game Putin is playing internal and external,..lick his toes, John,..you are welcome.

Except in the case of Czechoslovakia falling apart it was a political decision that had nothing to do with what the people wanted. German chancellor of that time for some reason proposed the question of independent Slovakia, Havel told him most Slovaks wanted to remain, yet year after that the republic was split without any referendum on it . Political games, nothing else. :))

' US Polices : Made In Israel .'

En el contractualismo hobbesiano se pacta como indiduos-Individualmente Em el contractualismo roseuniano el pacto es como sociedad es colectivo por esto la doberania la conseva el pueblo y es indelegsble para poder repeler al estado y aso recuperar su poder originario y darse un nuevo pacto social

Thank you for being objective. We all know the west is the cause of this war. America in particular

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Disappointed as no solution provided at the end of the video. It’s like a summary of her tour in Indian dams

8 years have passed. But the professor was right then and right now. Long life professor

Smart, informed, thoughtful, articulate, and just all-around impressive - his students must have great respect for him.

Spare me the Russophobic warmongering. So tired of these bloodthirsty tyrants promoting war. Disgusting

How cute. Is this some sort of time-sharing ownership among thieves?

VOTE for Jill STEIN for Honesty if You care about your Country .... .Remember JFK Speech ................What you can do for your country

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That is and isn't the truth

2024 and we haven’t even come close to discussing these foreign policy shortcomings at all in either party! Really only rfk jr, a 3rd party guy, is about it.

This video is approaching 30million views now and then they wonder why the propaganda stopped working😂

Before you become too swayed by Mearsheimer's bizarre position, it may be worth considering several holes in his arguments. To name just a few: 1) He talks of former Eastern Bloc countries being enticed by the West to join NATO without any mention of the terrible conditions and oppression those countries experienced under Soviet rule and their consequent desire to protect themselves from future Russian domination. Let's face it, no one was trying to flee from West Germany to East Germany. It was always the other way around. That tells you a lot as to why countries in eastern Europe wanted to join NATO once they had the chance. 2) He's virtually an apologist for Vladimir Putin somehow conflating Putin's psychopathy with sensible Russian foreign policy. 3) At 23:17 he says Putin is too smart to try to conquer Ukraine; "that's not going to happen" he predicts. Well, history has proven him to be wildly wrong. For some odd reason, it seems he likes to give Putin the benefit of the doubt. 4) He defends Russia's invasion of Ukraine as being an understandable response to the threat of NATO expansion, yet he condemns Israel's invasion of Gaza even though Israel was not simply threatened by it's neighbour, it was actually attacked. Regardless of where one stands on the war in Gaza, those two positions contradict each other. Sometimes intellectual outliers see a truth that others can't or prefer not to. And sometimes they're outliers because what they say doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

He is one of the reasons the west is being invaded by Islamists and Muslims One who worships the azz of Arabs and licking Muslims feet out of fear A sympathizer of Islamic extremists and terrorists Stop being afraid and speak the fkg truth about Islam lies, deception and falsehood Mohammed is a myth a made up story No evidence of his existence? Where is his proof? No image, no grave nothing There are too many contradictions and lies about the quran and Islam in general Weak azz coward western man

Unfortunately, Big Pharma is NOT going to allow ANY research on these plants.🤷🏼‍♀️

The sound of his voice, the speed he delivers, the way he writes BEAUTIFUL

this video doesn't explain the physics behind the phenomenon, the title is essentially Clickbait

The world has been blain by people like this fucking liar.!!!!! Ukraine belongs to President Putin as well as Alaska state.

John mearsenger is as racist and terrorist as Biden Burn and Blinken as he is lying about President Putin in this Post. He is fucking lying!!!!

The US and Biden promote terror in the world 🌎 in order to explode other countries. Do US is a thieft an a racist and terrorist state. The world 🌎 is withnessing such a fact.

Every time I try to do diligent research into major geopolitical events I come to find that the US is almost always the villain behind the scenes. It's not easy to find the truth through a constant barrage of pro-American/Western propaganda regarding every event we're involved with. It's always a black and white issue, the US and it's allies are the good guys while everyone else is the bad guys, it never changes. It makes it hard to be a patriotic American when my country just keeps trying to further it's own means without any genuine human regard to the consequences on other cultures and peoples.

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Look up Yale Pfizer Ukraine Tick Slime Vacine 2011 and you see you have been lied to for 9 years

Right after Holocaust, right after the Nakba*…

CZcams capped the view count and the likes counter, it's been stuck at 29m for years

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Good show. I’m curious to check out John’s book now.

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Pakistan, it has been said, is an army with an attached state. This book goes further and aims to prove that Pakistan is a corrupt army with a corrupt attached state and that the two are hand-in-glove with each other in the business of plundering and parasitizing the unfortunate common people of that unfortunate country. To a significant extent, this book achieves its aims. The central concept of the book is that of “Milbus”, which is supposed to be a contraction of “Military Business” and is defined (p. 5) as “military capital used for the personal benefit of the military fraternity…not recorded as part of the defence budget… controlled by the military…” It is an inelegant term which might be better replaced with “Milicon” (Military Economy), which would align more neatly with the subtitle of the book. The book narrates the chronology of the army’s dominant, and now domineering, position within Pakistani society. The story begins with the first Kashmir war in 1947-49, when the Pakistan Army, weak though it was in the aftermath of Partition, was nevertheless successful in blocking Indian attempts to force a military solution to the Kashmir dispute. A senior Pakistani officer, Major General Fazal Muqeem Khan, proudly stated that “only the Army prevented Pakistan from being wiped off the face of the map.” The confidence engendered by this achievement enabled the army to project itself as the nation’s savior, which in turn allowed it to treat Pakistani politicians as co-equals rather than as civilian superiors. A cascade of events was initiated that culminated in the outright takeover of the government in 1958 by Ayub Khan. After that, there was no stopping the military. It had tasted absolute power and was thereby corrupted absolutely. It started acquiring land by means both legal and illegal, ostensibly for the provision of retirement benefits for its soldiers, but in reality for the enrichment of the officer cadre and especially the senior generals. The book details how the subsequent military takeovers of 1977 and 1999 led to the military extending its tentacles into virtually every sector of the economy, but especially the real estate sector. Military officers have now become part of the landed gentry, and indeed now form a self-righteous social and economic class which deals contemptuously with any attempts by civilians to rein it in. It boasts of providing more efficient services through its many companies and subsidiaries, but this book demonstrates that evidence for these claims is thin indeed, largely because of the utter opaqueness of any accountability protocols. This is one of the book’s strengths. The book is weakest in its recounting of the history of the events leading up to the outbreak of civil war in East Pakistan in March 1971. The author does not take to task the Bangladeshi leader Mujibur Rahman for his divisive and muckraking rhetoric between 1966 and 1971, not only against West Pakistan but also against Urdu-speaking people in East Pakistan (commonly known as Biharis). The latter formed 20% of the population of the eastern wing but Mujibur Rahman’s Awami League (erroneously referred to as the Awami National Party on p. 89) launched a campaign of atrocities against them throughout March 1971. This precipitated the brutal army crack-down on March 25 (not March 15 as erroneously stated on p. 90). The Urdu-speaking population of Bangladesh is now minuscule, and it would have been intellectually honest of the author, and added to her credibility as an academic, if she could have brought herself to admit that Bangladesh was the product of the Awami League’s genocide and ethnic cleansing of the non-Bengali minority. Other blind spots in the book are related to the author’s academic training in the West. She takes for granted the superiority of Western “democracy” and the “free-market economy” but this book was first published in 2007 (postscript added in 2017 and riddled with grammatical errors), and it would be interesting to know what she now thinks of the current parlous state of democracy in the US and of the economy in the UK. More alarming is her thinly-veiled belief that pressure from the US to bring about reforms within Pakistan is both desirable and to be encouraged. This attitude, which apparently is unmoved by the abject failure of the US to do any nation-building in Iraq or Afghanistan, needs to be condemned in the strongest possible terms, because it simply feeds into the popular Pakistani delusion that there is an international conspiracy against their country. The book has a wonderfully comical cover photograph of a Pakistani soldier on parade, with a very Punjabi face and a very military mustache. Its diagrams are quite basic and could have used larger fonts and some colors. After reading three hundred pages about the greed, avarice, and high-handedness of senior Pakistani officers, one is left wondering how long such corruption can last, and what that means for a military that is armed with nuclear weapons. Joe Biden is said to have remarked that this makes Pakistan “the most dangerous country in the world” (this was before the Russian invasion of Ukraine and Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza). I wouldn’t worry too much, Joe: The evidence provided in this book offers a simple solution: Just tell the Pakistani generals that they can have all the land they want, and all the places at Harvard and Oxford that their offspring want, and they will surrender their nukes without a fight, just like they surrendered East Pakistan.

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Satanism = occultist Self love and self manisfestation. Jesus is the way..... dabble with the other to the detriment of your soul.

I hope someone can digitally cleanup the sound here. I was really looking forward to this, but the heavily muffled sound quality is making it very difficult to follow, with or without headphones (even hi def headphones).