and the brzezinski published this book just 2 years before mister ports and came to po, we're in the, in the, in the russia. so this is something we, we, we, we could predict we have just signed the 3rd and they store the joint declaration to further as long. so this attends a partnership between the nato and the european union. this is more important than ever. we will continue all substantially so many tardies in economic and security systems to your planes, as long as it is necessary, the flu shots have to be speaking with to it and we can throw low load over, looked up with what was which and then what was most of what the notes of see what it was meant above the series cups that you had just me and let's see on the 8 of the sensors on me and the slightly hope with 1st aid you will have. they said she was vac, please. i made a key, i called 10, so elizabeth f, j goes next one they goes, i for the ratio 10 because as value owns as the tiny sort of 0 map selected or c in the name of the said this is the 3rd page says little steps it provides you to a media ship, go to you all going

and the reasons with the is the value is being you brzezinski liberties in 1997, the great chessboard brzezinski clearly pro it's these boats, but ukraine would be a key point in the competition between the us and the russia. and the brzezinski published this book just 2 years before mister pushing came to powering that in the, in the russia. so this is something we, we, we, we could predict we have just signed the 3rd need. so the joint declaration to further as vaughn. so this attempt to park the shape of between nato and the theater, p and a union. this is more important than ever. we will continue all substantially so many tardies in economic and security systems to ukraine. as long as it is necessary, the flu shots have to be speaking with you and we can do a lot. but if you're looking at the lowest, which you, i'm going to most of what do you have of see what other method of studies to cope. so you are just e and c. echo on the 8 of the that's what i'm so was i mean, any slightly hope with 1st aid you will have, they say to provide the things that i made a key echo tend to eliza

of great shows and board brzezinski clearly pro it's these bolts that ukraine reviewed key points in the competition between the us and the russia. and the brzezinski published this book just 2 years before mister 14th came to powering that in the, in the russia. so this is something we, we, we, we could predict we have just signed the 3rd need. so the joint declaration to further as vaughn. so this will change in park the shape of between nato and the theater, p and a union. this is more important than ever. we will have continue all substantially so many tardy and economic and security assistance to ukraine. as long as it is necessary, the flu shots have to be speaking with you and we can do a lot. but if you're looking to put the lowest, which i'm going to most of the notes of see what other methods. so the scope. so you are just e and c. echo on the 8 of the last sentence was on me. and he slowly hope with 1st aid you will have they said she provides the things that i made a key echo 10 to elizabeth f. j g o x on it goes, i for the receipt with him because his style young as a ti

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well, here's our second favorite surname sounded brzezinski the circle is closed.of carter than nixon, will he be able to achieve re-election with such a course, while there are replenishment in the ranks of his opponents of the republicans, and the intention to fight for the presidential nomination was announced by florida governor rondesantis the second most popular after trump and a very promising conservative. for us, this has some significance in relation to the ukrainian conflict and trump and the desantis are different from republicans in congress, almost everyone there is actively in favor of giving ukrainians practically anything with a clear definition. what are the interests of the united states in ukraine does not say about democracy, someone adopts the liberal wilsonian concept of an international order built on rules. in my opinion. this is an invented designer desantis. he recently sparked outrage in washington by saying that ukraine was not in america's vital interests. and that's a reflection of how a governor, senator, or congressman generally thi

this is part of the big new brzezinski is grand chessboard strategy. ukraine is part of a strategy for the united states to maintain a world had gemini, that's already gone. so the idea is we have to use, you create the, the, the cover story is ukraine is a real country, and we're defending a country with that was invaded, the real story is they did this on purpose, so they could try to use ukraine to weaken russia that's why they don't. yeah, no, obviously, yeah, the military exercises in the black sea, which, you know, when they got a lot of money to me, we did, we did everything possible to provoke russia and anybody who doesn't see that is just not paying attention. right. but more importantly, i guess the point i'm trying to understand, okay, do they do is uh, garland because. busy as they are interested in multinational interest money, that these big corporations need to be able to or do they do it because they just feel like some of my guess have told me right here on the show and i've argued with them. no, we just feel like we're the united states, we've got a better solution.

realize that this is something that's on cannibal, that it's, it's going to hurt, even the big new brzezinski are realized that entrapping the soviet union in the war in afghanistan was going to help was going to hurt the soviet union that was the whole point of doing that. so it's hard, it's hard though because the media is so controlled and it is what i mean. the problem is the agenda, these people have, they don't solve any problems. in fact, i would say they make more problems and, and avoid facing the needs and concerns of everyday people that sit here whole gets all the time we have. i want to thank my viewers in apple valley belgrade and in cars. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in archy. so you next time, remember possible. ah, i am here to plead with you, whatever you do. do not watch my new shelf seriously by watch something that's so different. my list of opinions that you won't get anywhere else work with please. if you have the state department, the cia weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your fax for you. go ahead. i change and whatever

she meant, here but if we remember, for example, what brzezinski once said, although much less influentialn kisanger in terms of influence, and in june 2014, speaking at the wilson center in 2014 in georgian , he said that of course, well, at that time it was well known that the united states had its own interests in ukraine, and then most importantly, he said that ukraine must be supplied with ultra-modern weapons for waging war in large cities. well, haven't you tried it? yes, too grandpa yes a everything turned out just like that, and not only in the conditions of large cities, but now it supplies weapons that also hit objects. territory of russia so it's important to read and reflect on what kissinger says, because he expresses certain interests, certain circles. ah, the interests of his class. this uh, the so-called establishment, which, uh, in particular, uh , took care of him and financed, as we know , money, he received from the big ones. yes. uh, bankers for many years, but uh, it's important not only that this man didn't get his mind. yes, yes, yes here karl is related to marx, m

brzezinski explained to us that russia with ukraine is an empire russia without ukraine is not an empireg ukraine and it will lose ukraine and this myth and then the question and what are we now because ukraine is going to recover from this absurd myth that we had with the honor of the moscow principality is interconnected and all this should lead russia to this catharsis when it has to ask itself the question of how we will live again, our problem is ours the task is to unite the event as a whole. united collective event , as we call it, everyone says that we need to do and work hard to do something, but any program is to maintain the unity of the event. we can do it perfectly. we must be proud of these biden administrations, ukraine and other european governments share the achievements among themselves, but this is not the end of history, when empires fall apart , political clashes arise, clashes between the remaining political interests in the country and who are trying to take control of the institutions of wealth, the interests have cut it, and this is a process that can be influenc

brzezinski and supported china and which means pol pot. so pol pot was overthrown. the united states, europe and other countries supported pol pot to try take back cambodia because vietnam always, always is wrong. so in i interview brzezinski, who said pol pot's an abomination but china can support him, president carter said exactly to me, and he wrote it down on a piece of paper, this is for china. this is all to do that. so this country cambodia finally gets rid of the khmer rouge and they are under extreme restrictions so that no aid could go australia was the only country that went in to help them. and it took the vietnamese finally left. but because of policies on p.o.w. media was mentioned, the league of families did not want them so. all of a sudden the vietnamese were gone and along the border were the khmer rouge poised take back cambodia in the late 1980s. all of a sudden, secretary james baker said are we fell into a trap and so we finally got a peace treaty in paris. in 92. so that's a hard thing to figure out. it's geopolitical. it's also what was your

tradition opposite to the one that applies to kissinger and the personal factor, having knocked down brzezinskilish attitude towards russia into american politics and it replaced the german approach that personified kissinger the latter is aimed at regulating relations with russia as an important participant in european affairs; its rejection became the verdict of détente. well, here's our second favorite surname sounded in the circle of life. biden closed up, inheriting the tradition of carter rather than nixon, will he be able to achieve re-election with such a course, while there are replenishment in the ranks of his opponents of the republicans, and the intention to fight for the presidential nomination was announced by the governors of florida rondesantis. the second most popular after trump and a very promising conservative. for us, this is of some importance. in relation to the ukrainian conflict , both trump and desantis are different from the republicans of congress, almost everyone is there actively for giving the ukrainians practically anything with a clear definition. what is the in

realize that this is something that's on cannibal, that it's, it's going to hurt, even the big new brzezinski realized that entrapping the soviet union in the war in afghanistan was going to help was going to hurt the soviet union that was the whole point of doing that. so it's hard, it's hard though because the media is so controlled and it is what i mean. the problem is, is the agenda, these people have, they don't solve any problems. in fact, i would say they make more problems and, and avoid facing the needs and concerns of everyday people. that's it all gets all the time we have. i want to thank my viewers in apple valley belgrade and in cars. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our t. so you next time, remember ah, o. nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities. in other countries, the united states of america is different wherever people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states. ah, with you little bit about it all to anybody basie. so the city, if you draw the look at both ends of each cigarette, a few color, reverend notions is one a

remember brzezinski. he also advocated nutrition. and everything, everything has changed.ose political systems on political ones. models of cultural codes of behavior of participation or non-participation in certain unions, and china advocates that cooperation developed on fundamentally different principles. this is what our president has said. many years ago , vladimir putin spoke about this in his famous munich speech, even if we can just re-read it and see that it was the same program. and, of course, along with these lofty, very correct ideological formulations. uh, there should be a specific agenda, what alexander lukashenko was talking about - military security, environmental security, information security, a and a whole series of other spheres, and this implies our coordination, because in order to develop successfully it is necessary that we still have similar political systems, not identical original power based on clans, but nevertheless similar, and for this we must -to be ideologically close and not to tell in some countries there. school university national mu

would realize that this is something has on cannibal that it's, it's going to hurt even the big new brzezinski realized that entrapping the soviet union in the war in afghanistan was going to help was going to hurt the soviet union that was the whole point of doing that. so it's hard, it's hard though because the media is so controlled and it is what i mean. the problem is that the agenda, these people have, they don't solve any problems. in fact, i would say they make more problems and, and avoid facing the needs and concerns of everyday people. that's it all gets all the time we have. i want to thank my viewers in apple valley belgrade and, and cause. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. so you next time, remember a ah and i to business with us. good. i did miss stewart with key at the washington state. the process is to dealer miley complete with what you're supposed to professional lithium to walk. you prep a list of all, but usually i used to live with ah, when i was shown seemed wrong when i was just a few feet out. the same becomes the advocate, an engagement.

even the big new brzezinski. i realized that in trapping the soviet union in the war in afghanistan was going to hell was going to hurt the soviet union. that was the whole point of doing that. so it's hard, it's hard though, because the media is solve controlled and it is what the problem is. is the agenda, these people have, they don't solve any problems. as matter fact, i would say they make more problems and, and avoid pacing the needs and concerns of everyday people that say here, okay, that's all the time we have. i want to thank my viewers in apple valley belgrade and, and cause. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. you next time. remember, across stuck with the the, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about visual intelligence. the point obviously is to trace a truck or rather

this is part of the big new brzezinski is grand chessboard strategy. ukraine is part of a strategy for the united states to maintain a world gemini that's already gone. so the idea is we have to use, you create the, the, the cover story is ukraine is a real country, and we're defending a country where that was invaded. the real story is they did this on purpose so they could try the use ukraine to weaken russia. that's why they don't want no, obviously, yeah, the military exercises in the black sea, which, you know, when they got a lot of money to me, we did, we did everything possible to provoke russia and anybody who doesn't see that is just not paying attention. right. but more importantly, i guess the point i'm trying to understand, okay, do they do is uh, garland because. busy as they are interested in multinational interest money, that these big corporations need to be able to, or do they do it because they just feel like some of my guess have told me right here on the show. and i've argued with a know, we just feel like where the united states, we've got a better solution. peopl

to the eve the 20th party congress a week ago and now has become a permanent purge which is what brzezinski called it and talking the soviet union so big they have our former national security adviser and soviet politics expert because. what we see is they internal police and, disciplinary bureaucracies that actually carried out the in the first two rounds have now themselves become the target of the third round. i mean, these are people who are so trusted by xi jinping that he had them investigated. the head of the control cola and he sent to wuhan in first phases of the covid epidemic. but now no matter how loyal you to be to xi jinping always suspects you because the pressure here is so intense to prove your loyalty by bandwagon they non xi's policies taking them to a greater extreme than he might even originally have intended. but then he suspects and he talks about faced officials who are only mouthing the and pretending to be loyal. so there's this intimidation and pressure the officials are competing with one another to move up and to do so they have to overreach in the way they carr

to the eve the 20th party congress a week ago and now has become a permanent purge which is what brzezinski called it and talking the soviet union so big they have our former national security adviser and soviet politics expert because. what we see is they internal police and, disciplinary bureaucracies that actually carried out the in the first two rounds have now themselves become the target of the third round. i mean, these are people who are so trusted by xi jinping that he had them investigated. the head of the control cola and he sent to wuhan in first phases of the covid epidemic. but now no matter how loyal you to be to xi jinping always suspects you because the pressure here is so intense to prove your loyalty by bandwagon they non xi's policies taking them to a greater extreme than he might even originally have intended. but then he suspects and he talks about faced officials who are only mouthing the and pretending to be loyal. so there's this intimidation and pressure the officials are competing with one another to move up and to do so they have to overreach in the way they carr

but brzezinski let us know the truth a few years ago before he passed away. that was the u.s.ted the logic dean first to induce the soviet union to invade. we started it. we started arming and insurrection to help pull the soviet union into invasion in afghanistan. it is shocking in its citizens him -- cynicism and left that country and nonstop war and destruction from 1979 until today a completely ruined, wrecked, hunger-written, famine-written society more than 40 years because the u.s. was playing of covert game with all the backlash that you know rightly that it created al qaeda, it created so many disasters down the road but it started as a great game, as if this were a game. amy: jeffrey sachs, thank you for being with us, director of of the center for sustainable development at columbia university and president of the u.n. sustainable development solutions network. we will link to his recent pieces "america's wars and the u.s. debt crisis" and "the war in ukraine was provoked -- and why that matters to achieve peace." next up, as henry kissinger turns 100 years old, som

well, brzezinski refuses. now i say that after communism , the only enemy left is orthodoxy.eastern or russian world, where belarusians, russian ukrainians, you understand, it was necessary to understand that when we heard the smell and saw the smell of gary odessa, there was already a smell there and their churches will also be burned, because this is what holds ukrainians together, not russian pop. as they say, and vera who came out of the font bought kievskaya there. and of course, where to beat the center, where did you come from? faith there it is necessary from nothing from the bottom, too, therefore, this is how it does, and now the question is democracy. well, democracy is freedom of religion. yes, well, why then, uh, they just close all the orthodox churches. well why do people listen to this how it should be? the destroyer of his people, so that without asking for the interests of the west, uh, well, giving away the lands of the haymars and javelins of the usual cuttings of the trunk to throw under the tornado and their parents. now they cannot sing them according t

i had who i had known in the carter administration when i worked in the carter white was spake brzezinski's assistant. but mainly there were lot of people i didn't know. i didn't know hillary at all. so based on my experience with condi, one of the first things i did after we were all announced was invite hillary, come to the pentagon and have lunch with me. and i talked about the way condi and i worked together and and the importance of us being on the same page and how we can work together to help the president. and she was all in and so i she she and i had every bit as good a working relation the ship as i had with condi. and, you know, i think that's there and i know that's not unprecedented american history to have two successive women secretaries of state and both of having a really good relationship with the secretary of defense. so you know i got to know people but but obviously it was a different environment for one thing it was that it was a brand new administration so everybody was learning and and i'm kind of new to the job. i remember the first meeting in the situation room. ev

listen to brzezinski and not vance and follow much more sort of pro chinese line one again it wasn't about vietnam in terms of reconciliation. and then fast forward through the decades, it's still in the sort of, you know, the way that united states sees vietnam sometimes. it's about, you know, healing war wounds. it's about our shared past. but when it is not about that. it's about china. and i think that that's going to be very limiting and constraining for the united states, as it deals vietnam and once vietnam did do certain things, once you know, the united states to potentially or how should step up to china, that can't happen for for a whole myriad of reasons so that would be my one takeaway i would just say to to random things i live down the street from church, which is where martin luther king made his when he ties the civil rights civil rights movement and the vietnam war movement. and when i first decided to be a historian of the vietnam war, my said, you will be beat up by the vietnamese american community, because i decided to on hanoi and politics and not not write a g

brzezinski was talking about critical it is to the future not only of europe, but to the middle east.dangerous than ever before. >> yet it's still a really important country. in this case, geography is destiny. it's the cross roads of the old world and turkey is still blocking sweden's admission to nato, for example, you know, one of erdogan's contributions that's not very helpful. >> people are asking, why is turkey still a nato country? more arrested journalists there than anywhere else in the world. it is an autocratic state. >> there was a time when turkey not only behaved completely like a nato country, but was really eager to enter the european union and wanted to become more european. now turkey is just being erdogan basically, a fiefdom. >> if erdogan does lose, we'll see if they can move beyond this break period. >>> we're following a major development in the government's ongoing prosecution of those who stormed the capitol on january 6th. among them, members of the right wing proud boys group were convicted yesterday of seditious conspiracy. >> we just stormed the [ bleep ]

a 23:30 program, where he says that his main mentor is henry kessinger, and who, together with brzezinski recognize the rockefeller clan as their protégé. so it turns out such a whole continuity, by the way, it is klauswap who says that if you have no money, and you are a poor pensioner. and in general, if you are sick, then you need to kill it, yes, and it’s all worth taking up space. and you know, everyone who, probably, at least once was in davos knows what kind of party it is. there absolutely their people go there. these are all globalists and a very understandable global trend that is taking place. if you are poor , you don't have to live. here's 10 pounds for you. go die because itanasia is cool. and, of course, green technologies. but if you can't live on green technologies, die, again, the concept of the golden billion, exclusivity, the concept of acceptionarisma, or exclusivity, it blows everywhere in germany. this concept led to we know why world war ii exclusivity. this so-called exceptionalism of the americans actually leads us into the third world war, and the uk falls out o

here they fully realize the idea of ​​brzezinski, there is a chessboard.plement the idea of ​​a quarrel, which he said that the most correct option would be nato weapons to force the slavs to fight the slavs. yes, but we have at least somewhere ever had an idea voiced at all. here is how we see the world order. it must be voiced all the time. that's right, that's the world of the future. what kind of russia should be ? there is no serious study. we have the institute of europe which does not talk about it. we have large rural centers that talk about anything but the most important issues. today there are first sprouts, because for the first time in the concept of foreign policy it is formulated that russia is a state of civilization. this is the first step. this is the first character. next, we need to go. state concepts are formed against the backdrop of the broadest discussion in society and the preparation of analytical materials, they are the other way around. that is, the concept of where to get it from? and when there is no nutrient medium that offer

brzezinski, who developed the concept. uh, who created the terrorists.stead of uh, terrorists. uh, the most belladen, zelensky a. the difference is no war between russia and ukraine - this is a war between the united states and russia with the help of the nazis, who are already raising an elderly person, all the more respected, yes in the world, but i can say that he really forgot, as peter says, and his own origins. he was also the founder of this concept of rio-politics and real politics in the united states of america back in the sixties. well, maybe even here he still remained a christ, because when he says friends, we will accept ukraine into nato and it will be in your headache. maybe he is thereby hinting that ukraine should not be allowed at all, so that it remains in this white world, then it will not be accepted into nato . and then you will be calm for some reason. recently the leak of some documents that the united states is increasingly inclined to freeze conflicts for many years. in this state, and leave him to stop fighting, but do not all

they do not take into account there is a rule of brzezinski ukraine should be a counterbalance to russiaill not work but simple solutions did not take into account that a new factor appeared , which during the cold war was not such china, it grew and turned into an alternative to american economic power, that is , on the eve it turned out that america was the main global system built on dollars, which until now has been declared the best instrument for the common good. and now they have turned weapons into punishment, and already everything can turn out so that the system is just before the american elections, yes, a crack, because it’s not easy anymore, china the rating agency has lowered the american index, not just even the fitch agency announced that it is taking the american economy under supervision and can also reduce the valuation due to disputes about the ceiling for a long time, and already the stocks of assets around the world in dollars fell to 58%, that is, to the level of 95 and the imf is already promising that american problems in the economy will provoke a big recession

brzezinski, who developed the concept. uh, guides created by terrorists.y, instead of uh, terrorists. uh samobiladen zelensky a. the difference - this is not a war between russia and ukraine - this is a war between the united states and russia with the help of the nazis , whom they already raised, they wanted to kick an elderly person, especially, dear yes in the world, but i can say that he really forgot how peter say your own origins. he was the founder of this the concept of rio-politics, yes real politics in the united states of america back in the sixties . well, maybe even here he still remained a risk, because when he says friends, we will accept ukraine into nato and it will be your headache. perhaps he is thereby hinting that ukraine should not be allowed in at all, so that it remains in this wide world, then it will not accept nato. more leaning towards what's in freeze conflicts for years. in this state , he should be left to stop fighting, but not to allow you to develop a scenario. many write about it, even the former president of russia medve

brzezinski.atches, which was an important duty of the office, and this is when all of america were studying and celebrating russia, and dr. brzezinski had us studying ukraine. i am going through like old europe magazines and all this, and it was before the internet. at the end of the year, at the end of the summer, he said the reason you did this paper is because the strength of ukraine will determine if russia is tempted to reexpand again in europe. >> what year was that? >> 1993, when nobody -- i kept wondering why am i focusing on ukraine and everybody else is celebrating yeltsin. in my little summer there showed me he was an amazing man. >> my brother, ian, went and lived in ukraine helping them establish defense policy among other things. david, was he nice to you? tell me the truth? >> he was wonderful. he was great to work with. by the way, your brother stopped by a couple times, stopped in the office, and he was wonderful. i was honored that summer working with them. >> thank you. the new

remember brzezinski. he also advocated nutrition. and everything, everything has changed.stems. political models are cultural codes of behavior for participation or non-participation in certain unions, while china advocates that cooperation develop on fundamentally different principles. this is what our president has said. many years ago , vladimir putin spoke about this in his famous munich speech, even if we can just re-read it and see that it was the same program. and, of course, along with these lofty, very correct ideological formulations, and there must be a specific agenda. what alexander lukashenko was just talking about military security environmental security information security, a and a number of other areas, and this implies our coordination, because in order to develop successfully , it is necessary that we still have similar political systems, not identical original based democracies, but nevertheless similar. and for this we must still be ideologically close and not to tell in some countries there in museums of school university nationals about how they wer