i think it has everything to do with what i think mr. brewton is trying to do. and that is. 1 put his middle finger to the west and say, okay, so you want to send troops to attack my people, you give permission to ukraine, to use missiles on my people. you want to use proxies to attack my country. okay? to can play this game. suddenly he shows up with ships and have and next thing, you know, he's doing a nuclear military exercises. now he's doing exercises in the caribbean, and now he shows up in north korea the country that most of the west seems to fear and think is the booby monster. i think this is all about message sending garlic to yes and no. i agree with you, there is a message to be sent to you and that's definitely part of this is a response to the, the, the, the recent news that we've gotten about the long range weapons being used against the russian federation. however, i also think that there's a practical perspective to be discussed here because the us that they, both of these parties understand that the u. s. as in but hasn't barked the point of g

i was reading with interest your article about why mr. brewton went to north korea. i have been sharing my opinion that he went to north korea because he simply message at the same reason he's on ships into her band. the same reason he's doing military exercises off of the caribbean. he's basically telling the world, look, i do have muscles and i'm going to show them to you. you're saying it's something else. it's about satellite communications with north korea. explain. i'm my, my main argument is that there are many reasons why you went and i think i actually really feel one reason this office do what everybody has been pointing out in the west and the russians have some arising. but b s been talking about and the own media, which is that is a gesture towards the best and generally in particular to the rest in the asia pacific region that suggests that towards the united states it's a tester towards south korea, japan maybe to an extent australia, all of these things in play here, but i think what has been overlooked is something that is again, which is that my sen

anything and unit said, but anyway, here's mr. brewton and north korea leader came down there. they signed a comprehensive strategic pack, the, they're pledging to have each other's box. if they're attacked, i think they both need a new taylor, but that's besides the point. interestingly enough, the us state department put out a method criticizing the 2 countries for sharing weapons and ammunition, which is kind of weird. the us state department is criticizing north korea and russia for exchanging weapons, which is exactly what the united states and nato are going in ukraine. yeah, can't make this stuff up. so anyway, look over. what do you think of this visit? i think the visit is a brilliant and strategic move as russia is very concerned about the united states . expanding the conflict in ukraine, as of north korea, is very concerned about the united states. expanding the conflict in the pacific. both of these countries who also have an adjoining border, our ship are providing the covering the backs of each other and the manner in which they've structured this agreement, i th

but, and that's just not smart, mr. brewton. he's now in vietnam. he is continuing, is his a 0, i am asked me whatever you want to, or at any, talked about this very thing yesterday. coincidentally, here it is c, as in some settlement, them in some of the most of them got a new point in front of months. i'm going to need you to those the book and girl and them about the in front of months. it was more than by them what you still got against both of the you get to me and then say, can see as in the i even the we own you will be due to the mean, the instruments unimportant. he's saying russia and in particular, i think has an information problem, not the i think what he's saying is how do we get this message out? how do we get people to pay attention to at least our point of view, even if they disagree? well, i mean, look, wrecked. the tucker interview was really the 1st major exposure put in got to a western audience for years. western media had maligned him as some sort of like a dr. able character and, and had in effect, banned him from their airwa

there is no way around this, and even if somebody don't wear to try that, rob brewton, we will always destroy any hoping to come to an agreement. he used to separate the gauge and others of pressing others, and not just russia, neighbors professionals. so murders where in africa they learn a laptop they destroyed. below the many places they left, the moses i provided the broad baylor was down to its north and not allowed russia to continue to march the turn of europe with its contempt to dc life and waste the concept automation. know it's our joint interest and we'll be sure to bring it on. we'll use google. putin will lose the use of more people only see me not be successful in his attempt to either ring me refinance. i ipad into a situation where we can not be able to leave more behind leasing printing. then we will probably remember that one or 2 years prior to the fall of the illusion of loans, nobody was able to leave this for see how quickly it would fall. everybody's talked about would be here forever, but it disappeared and this was not to the will of the policy makers, engine

the precious president is heading to north korea on his way. fluttering brewton stopped off and rushed as far eastern city of your coats. after visiting technology and defense projects in the region, he is now traveling on to north korea's capital preowned young for talks with ruler, came jump on. the tool are expected to sign an official strategic partnership earlier food and praise north korea for its support of his war and ukraine was to de visit is the 1st trip to north korea by putin in 24 years. north korean leader, kim jong, and in russia last you shaking hands with his russian counts upon the lot to my present demand, he now caused an invincible come read the notes on this trip to north korea. and to said racing with came the latest demonstration of deepening toys between moscow and fuel. yeah. that throughout the series of the united states of june, closest since russia lost its full scale invasion of ukraine's finding friendship. i mean growing global life selection, but it's the relationship that spoken concerns in the west. south korean and us officials say the north has be

by the way, this is what i believe is going on is what i believe that we're seeing mr. brewton and north korean leader kim jong did also sign a comprehensive, strategic packed yesterday where they are pledging to come to each other's aid. in case i wonder what they're thinking about in case there is a military attack on either country. so that, that's the news headline per site here. something else i wanted to share with you. what is the us state departments spin on mr. putin's visit to govern young? well, they put out a statement saying that russia is illegally getting weapons and ammunition from north korea. and that, that's just not kosher is what they seem to be saying. which is, i thought, interesting when i was given that, you know, here's the state department complaining that he's getting weapons from another country that he might use when we're giving weapons to a country that they are already using. in fact, they're firing missiles into russia. it just seems silly, but it is what it is your reaction. all right, well, so a couple of things here. i think your assessment is pretty

you could see by the welcome from mr. brewton in dpr, k and p on yang and the hugs and the support. this is the 1st step of something very exciting for this region here in asia. and i think is quite predictable. what kind of reception um on a business going to receive in the west, but what do you expect? well, we saw some window dressing. we'll call it nancy pelosi decided to rattle the feathers again. here in china by her visit to to that. but that's not going to get the headlines anymore. the propaganda machine of the united states of america has actually failed dramatically here in the last few months, with some very key visit the put in russia, visit the russia. the rush of visit with china took headlines again and this one is definitely going to take the headlines and raised some eyebrows in washington saying, hm, how can we stop this? how can we counter this in this world? if you've tried year 16 and a half 1000 sanctions against russia that has worked us is out of options. the strategic triangle here in asia between the k china and russia, is now a bond that is pretty much on

so for lines and cooperation, mr. brewton praise henry's advocacy for a just word order. and an article he wrote for a vietnamese museum. vietnam is an ancient civilization that is vibrant and unique, adding to the tapestry of a multi polar will annoy misuse and independent foreign policy in the global arena . and strongly advocate suggest will order based on international law and principles of equality for all states and known interference in the internal affairs, we see it now as a like minded partner in shaping a new architecture of equal an indivisible, you ration security on an inclusive and non discriminatory basis, we are grateful to a vietnamese friends for the balance position on the ukraine crisis and the desire to facilitate the search for practical ways to settle it peacefully. all of this is fully in line with the spirit and nature of our relations as well. in anticipation of letting their pollutants visit, the vietnamese capital has been decorated with russian flags lining the streets. expectations are high that new agreements will be signed to expand and st

this happens mr. brewton is now saying, essentially, you attack my country. i had your country, we use the in the end, if we see that these countries become involved in a war against us, what they are doing makes them directly involved in a war against the russian federation. we reserve the right to act the same way. overall, it leads to some serious problems. it's less that we reserve the right to act the say quick. i mean, what else can he say? garlan was gonna say, you know, i think what we're seeing, there's an old saying about run a running is not a plan runs. what you do when a plan doesn't work, right. what we're seeing now is this, we're seeing what happens in the west when the plan doesn't work. the plan was simply to start this war to sanction russia. and then the russian economy was going to collapse and off the us with go to balkanized, russia. well, that plan failed disastrously, and now they're in a very dangerous spiral of trying to figure out how to deal with this, how to get out of it without a total humiliation. the problem is this. they fac

bruce, leader, on the mr. brewton. of course, he very much relies all the moscow you sent me personally, but she seems to be very excited about having natural with the actual know, welcomes you his territory. i think actually too excited. going to be aired all to about the middle one that has been actually saying is that what drugs have been doing? i'm on the side. he's been talking about the weapons of lots o n c that he would actually use the weapons, which is simply not true. all of buildings controls the delivery vehicles, the new files and their craft of all, but the little control nuclear weapons. they are controlled solely by russia, all the same as american nuclear weapons and you are are controlled by the united states. so it's a very, very strange actions to do a fascinating so, but, but of course, this is basically used as a launch pad by rusher. if i understand you correctly, this puts nato and the west at large in the conundrum. well, there is no really room, uh, not too much. uh well, you see the logical