MSSR 2023 | Thomas Graham: Imagining Future US-Russian Relations
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- Thomas E. Graham, a distinguished fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, delivered a keynote speech at the Monterey Summer Symposium in Armenia & Georgia from July 2 to July 18, 2023. The Symposium is organized by the Monterey Initiative in Russian Studies, Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.
Among other positions, Thomas E. Graham served as special assistant to the US president and senior director for Russia on the National Security Council staff from 2004 to 2007, during which he managed a White House-Kremlin strategic dialogue. He was director for Russian affairs on the staff from 2002 to 2004. Dr. Graham is a co-founder of the Russian, East European, and Eurasian studies program at Yale University and sits on its faculty steering committee.
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If you are interested in what kind of Russia you will face, why didn't you interest in what kind of West Russia was interested in facing?
As we know, my foot!
Unipolar delusions.
DC stablishment
i knew he was going to say climate change !!!!!!! and he seems so nice.same shit different day
Blah, blah, blah! A bunch of rehashed malarkey.
This guy appears to have sold out. He's talking about an effective way of dismantling Russia and doing so casually. He's bought and paid for. "What kind of Russia does the United States need?" smacks of an hegemonic attitude whereby its understood the the US must safeguard the entire world when the truth is, it has savaged the entire world to satisfy its own (capitalist) interests. This fellow has bought into this view.
Where are people like this çomin from uUSA wont be here long dont contol any country
Attempt at logic and common sense, but totally deluded. The world has moved on.
I was very impressed by this guy's other talk (during the discussion), but he seems to have some blind spots. While he acknowledges what Iraq was, he says that he blames Russians who are in senior government positions and do not resign, when his position in the US government was between 2004 and 2007. By his own standard, he should not have done that, because of the "barbarity" of the invasion of Iraq - but it's always other people who are barbaric.
Bring him back in a few weeks, when he’d have to deal with the fact of NATO and the collective West’s humiliating defeat in their Ukraine proxy war against Russia.
Yeah right, do you believe the Earth is flat as well.
Now I understand better not Russia, but brits and americans, much better and for the worst. They are assure of their position, but you are a little minority in this vast world.
@@elenabistiu arrogance is the preclude of the fall
@@elenabistiu when the time comes for you to open your eyes and simple see the reality, because the fall just happened, and we are in the first decade now.
@@elenabistiu your arrogance blinds you
@@elenabistiu
How many times and how many countries has the West invaded over the last 50 years?
@@elenabistiu, Russophobia is a sickness.
bafoon, total bafoonery !!!
The mere fact that he chooses to compare the Russian and Chinese economies in relation to where they were in the early nineties is laughable. Hmm I wonder what pertinent facts of that time he might be ignoring. 🤔
This dude is delusional - listen to John Mearsheimer, Douglas MacGregor, Scott Ritter, Jeffrey Sachs.
That’s a common syndrome Anglophones suffer most.
The ones you mention are the real delusional people.
Think for a moment about all the ridiculous statements and all the "news" coming from those individuals. They kept saying that Ukraine was going to colapse "next week"... for how long? A year and a half?...
Ukraine is still there and now even advancing.
Nevertheless some self-hating absolutely brainwashed people are still thinking that they are telling the truth.
I am sorry for you...
The russian sheels
Better than all of these Kremlin agents is to listen directly to Putin.
What a silly analysis based on false ideology.
Talk is Cheap
Kotkin better
Kotkin is more fundamental and has much more arguments
@@oleglaska7197 he proposed war against russia before ukraine
@@MrSlim325No he did not
@@mryouben Obviously you did not watch all of his materials on CZcams
Hardly. Both are delusional.
Too sympathetic and naive about russia
Too much living in the past, which is why my country is using your naivete. Happened so many times and you still don't learn. \_0_/ Don't you remember ww2????? No? Look at your country now. See any similar patterns? Russia will run over your country in a daynand the US won't and can't protect you. The US also never wanted to protect you. 💵💵💵💵💵💵💵 Russia can take East Europe in 3 days versus NATO. -Pentagon
Maybe wake up? Stop turning your nightmares into reality by listening to lies. Lies like 'd/security guarantees'. Look at Ukraine. Not very secure. Belgium in ww1. Poland before ww2. They never stop believing that lie. Meanwhile your buying US weapons while the US military presence is minimal. Read the writing in the wall. History looks like it will repeat...because Russia is the Soviet Union and Putin is Stalin. 🤓🤪🙃
Wait, what?
Save yourself an hour of your life and skip listening to this m-ron. He thinks Prigozhin rush to Moscow has failed😂 and Chechnia might split😂