west that didn't pass the exam, as a matter of fact, because if they had listened to the words of brzezinski in 2008, which he said in tbilisi, that today russia is attacking georgia, it has to be stopped at all costs, because if it does not stop, perhaps soon ukraine will come as the next victim, then maybe the baltic states, and then perhaps my country, poland. if those words had been listened to back then, if back then it had been implemented what george bush had wanted from nato�*s supported by kaczynski. perhaps history would have taken a different turn if ukraine would have been admitted into nato, that war would have never happened because i believe russia wouldn't have dared attack nato. and today we have a war. but i believe and i want to stress this, to conclude this part, because it's what you're referring to. i do not believe that russia will attack nato countries, any nato countries, that it will dare to have an open war against nato�*s with the north atlantic alliance. if you take a look at article five on collective defense and if you take into account how far over the last tw

west that didn't pass the exam, as a matter of fact, because if they had listened to the words of brzezinskin 2008, which he said in tbilisi, that today russia is attacking georgia, it has to be stopped at all costs, because if it does not stop, perhaps soon ukraine will come as the next victim, then maybe the baltic states, and then perhaps my country, poland. if those words had been listened to back then, if back then it had been implemented what george bush had wanted from nato's supported by kaczynski.

sbigniew, brzezinski, he was the head of the foreign relations committee in the us congress and an advisernce said that a new world order under us hegemony is being created against russia, at the expense of russia. on the ruins of russia, in general , you will agree, it’s strange, such a terrible phrase, said at a time when the practically civilized world should be very pleased with us, the berlin wall has been destroyed, our military-industrial complex is being destroyed, the western world has won cold war, president. russia bless america, god bless america. why? i won’t touch on the fact that by and large this has been going on for centuries, but why now? let's look at this phrase, what does it mean against russia? hegemony against russia. why? because russia's weakness causes a continuation and increased pressure. to this russia, listen to what kind of world justice we can talk about when such a rich territory as siberia belongs to one country, madeleine albray. kandaliza, siberia - too big region so that it can be governed by one country, john mackay. after russia’s illegal recognition

civilized world brzezinski, i will answer you, listen to a few quotes from the secret cia report to the the united states of america, which was just recently, in early june. a classified report from the cia's analytical department states that the morale of the armed forces ukraine and the elite clan. groups in the south and southeast of ukraine is extremely low. in addition, there is information about separate negotiations between industrial and economic groups of odessa and the odessa region, with the main intelligence department of the russian general staff on the surrender without fighting. the supply of modern weapons did not have any productive effect, other than increasing the death toll among the civilian population of donbass, a decision was made to activate the entire us military community. to the subversive activities of sleeper agents in the russian federation who were introduced and recruited from 2006 to 2020, in particular to intensify work to sabotage the work of the government, congress considers it possible and necessary to activate the entire network within the ministr

brzezinski was the national security adviser of the american president, but the people of iran saw himas the architect of the military coup they knew on 21 february 1357. the same operation that was supposed to be done one day before the victory of the revolution and not let the cold pahlavi regime. be it people are disappointed with this work of the government. but the main issue was that this incident was somehow similar to the preparations for the american coup in 1932. during the nationalization of the oil industry, shah also fled from iran. but the americans returned it with the help of their forces in iran. now the worries among the people and the revolutionaries were that the incident of august 28, 1332 and the coup. americans, it is going to happen again in this situation to our students and students on the 10th of aban, the academicians give an important message , in part of which there is a reference to the recent events about the students of the academics and students of religious sciences, who have expanded their attacks against america and israel with all their might and f

to drag ukraine into the eurasian economic union, they remembered the paradigm of the sbigniewo brzezinskyere the single pole of influence would be washington in the 20th century, russia and ukraine would be a superpower, without it, on the contrary, he wrote. in the book the great chessboard in 1997. and the processes of confrontation with russia began, which resulted in more than 18,000 unfounded economic sanctions, and nothing happened, our economy, as well as the social sphere, is strengthening. and further a situation began with the support of all ukraine, zelensky’s statement on... that ukraine wants to have nuclear weapons. against the background of a biological laboratory in ukraine, which performed experiments on military personnel of the ukrainian armed forces. against the backdrop of an unprecedented confrontation induced and provoked by the west. of course, for us such a situation was impossible. and now it’s probably the last one. russia did not start the war, russia will finish it, so now we see that in the west politicians of different calibers are already seeing the light,

globalist, unipolar, it explains that i think i told this episode many times, a conversation with brzezinskis is how the americans think, and those colleagues who interpreted lavrov’s words to them in the way they wanted to hear, these are the same ones in chess. and it’s like one force, i don’t even think that they sold out, that they are motivated by grants, they just share this point of view that there is such technological progress, capitalist development, it is the liberation of the individual from all forms of collective identity, in america this has been achieved, we haven’t yet, therefore... we must help america, like the communists helped in america soviet union, there is a certain unity of this liberal ideology, it can, we can find it here, in america, but there are also supporters of a completely different conservative approach, with us, fortunately, they are the majority, because the president is the people, and the rest whether you like it or not, it is adapting in america and even in europe, this is actually about half, and maybe also the majority. we are no longer a communist

the us national security spokesperson brzezinski blamed ukraine's front line failures on the lack of munition. how does this narrative affect bi partisan politics in washington or a oh it's, it's at a stalemate here, made it with we are, we are witnessing a, a, a, a real battle royale, if you will, that as that the house speaker is holding the line, insisting that he will only allow for any for future ukrainian assistance in exchange for type name the, the, this us southern border. see that the notion is that they don't, they don't understand why we're going over half way around the world to defend other countries. borders, but not around. united states is the only country in the world that has opened its border the way it has. and it's allowing p, i'm knowing people coming in that we have no clue who they are. and if that were to happen in any other country, they would be rounded up and kicked out. and, and, and i, and i think that this is inevitably what's gonna happen. but what we've, what we seen, however, in the united states is moving in on, on these us cities. are the cartels

people like we used to hear the big names like brzezinski gets in job. those big names are gone. you have the amateurs, if you would, like, at least when it comes to the middle east, jake sullivan. if i remember his article on foreign affairs before allow access to him, he said that the middle east is looking at the period of stability which is hasn't seen in decades. and that reflects the level of ignorance, i believe on the part of the west. and i don't think that the situation is much better in the other western countries supporting washington, including britain. all right, i appreciate that. let's get, let's get the closing. come in now to to, i mean, he's joining us from what did i bought from morocco? i just wanted to, to, to ask you that mean, if i may, i mean look, considering what you've seen across the middle east. let's go back to 2003, let's say the past 20 years. and we were old enough to have some memory and experience of what we've seen and being through here. i mean, if you could address western tax payers and western vote has right now with the american president

where world -scale events take place and becomes simply a backyard for the united states, which, as brzezinskibridgehead that’s protected , for some reason it didn’t scare them at all, but macron, i don’t know, napoleon, well, napoleon ended up known as the berezina, so i would even say holy island. well, yes, yes, yes, well, well, well, poor degol, if only he had heard macron, but how, and how in words in speeches, this is the mantra of this one, this one, this one, you know, ideological such mantras, a country of tyranny wants to take over a country of democracy, so they all the time use these euphemisms that they don’t mean anything for a long time, i read figaro, i specifically looked at the comments on this, the majority there, of course , reacted very negatively to this, then the french names, not that some russians answered there, and this, it would seem, well, macron after all, he is a protege of the globalists, this was from the very beginning, although in france, for the trial to begin 2 months after the institution of the case, it is generally unthinkable, there it takes six months

characters, used to say, that man is mortal, mortal suddenly, suddenly, the fact is that sbigniew brzezinskiolicy, out of a state of equilibrium from which it can no longer return, and most likely will not return, because the minds that were comparable in intellectual potential - the people i said, i don’t watch in america anyway, but there is elon musk, remember, vladimir vladimirovich even paid tribute to him, this smart guy said, yes, you need to keep an eye on him. and so on, but elon musk is not an american, he is not an american politician, they are unlikely to listen to him, as they listened to kisenjer dzherzinsky, he is not a person from the system, which is why most likely his recommendations will be perceived as an outside adviser, an outside expert, and so on, will be if trump comes, which is also for now in general, we are very we are carried away by these deep conversations about the fact that they will not have anyone, this is a big country, they can... partly, and you are right, and alexey alekseevich , time will tell, of course, but today you can name one really smart one, a

this is the frame through which brzezinski demanded that we be looked at, and yushchenko is using itm, they only react to changes in prices for cigarettes and vodka, this is exactly about the perception that they relied on during the cold war, an image is created , if successful, the entire meaning of all events changes, the simpler the image, the easier it is to explain the methods with which it will be necessary to fight and for... this you need not to notice anything that goes beyond the scope of the image, this is what all the stories about russian barbarians are about, about washing machines, of which we get chips for missiles, about violence and marauders, without which the russians cannot live, about the fact that stalin is equal to hitler, together they unleashed the second world war, that is why we are cut out from all information sources, no one needs our successes and achievements, and most importantly not remember who left europe without gas, and not understand why millions of refugees from ukraine came to the aggressor country. where did it all start in donbass why are t

that the entire nato bloc is fighting against russia, seriously, that is, no one remembers how brzezinski, and he demanded that the dissolution ... of the alliance not stop and how all nato intelligence agencies worked on this idea, alim yusupov tried to understand what next, because now putin, commenting on what is happening , admits that if the americans continue to play in ukraine, it is more convenient for us if biden will remain at the helm, he is predictable, we know the cold war scenario, but that is why we hope that the classic gun on the scene is not in this scenario. in the cockpit of the tu-160m rocket launcher, vladimir putin took the command chair, the route of this supersonic aircraft, designed to destroy enemy strategic targets in remote military-geographical areas, was not announced, the president spent about 30 minutes in the air, the technology is excellent, it is truly of a new generation, of course , you can accept the composition of the armed forces, it is controlled better, visible even to the unarmed, not professional in my opinion, the reliability is very high. the

it's grave because we fought a cold war for 42 years from harry truman to jfk to ronald reagan to brzezinski, republicans and democrats alike dedicated, devoted their lives to freeing the lives of europeans enslaved by russia, by soviet russia. and here we are. here we are. we have guy who wants to be president again and his pathetic little speaker, who are actually doing vladimir putin's bidding. and gene robinson, in putin, you have someone who has said the greatest tragedy of the 20th century was america's victory in the cold war. the collapse of the soviet union. the collapse of the berlin wall. the freeing of tens of millions of europeans, right? and by the way, ronald reagan, a hero in central and eastern europe, the same reagan that talked about freedom in europe is the same reagan that talks about the importance of immigration, the same reagan that donald trump does violence to his legacy every single day he opens his mouth. but, gene, there is vladimir putin, victor orkin, who is the one leader in europe, in the eu, that is on russia's side, and then you have donald trump. this is -

america that was under the conditional bush, there are no people of the caliber of kisinger or even brzezinskirule the country, it must undergo a re-establishment, its formation must be at the present moment, in the era of a breaking unipolar world, they will understand that the world is different, what needs to be done according to different rules, these are the elites who are now becoming, maybe in two or three election cycles, if they come to power in the usa, or at least they will come to the white house administration, at least they will already be... trump drags such people into the white house, they go with trump, these are the ones, those are like glimpses of this one, but the problem is that it seems to me that similar, well, just like these directions, large, so to speak, political structures, they are changing, it is no longer a matter of awareness, like, yes, something is wrong, it is inertia that is stretching. this usually lasts for a decade, excuse me, well, for years, at least, well, for years, maybe for decades, you know, you can’t just realize it, yes were wrong, why is the e

also let us brzezinski europe. also let us brzezinski political commentator.candidate and candidate for wellingborough and reform you so much reform uk. thank you so much for your thoughts. right. gb your thoughts. right. this is gb views tv, online and on views on tv, online and on digital radio. coming we'll digital radio. coming up, we'll continue the great british continue with the great british debate this hour. asking debate this hour. i'm asking should return should nigel farage return to frontline politics? hear frontline politics? we'll hear the panel matthew the thoughts of my panel matthew laza cundy still to laza and lizzie cundy still to come. difficult conversation . come. my difficult conversation. an amazing danny crates an amazing athlete. danny crates with his story. but first, let's get your news headlines get your latest news headlines with . with sam francis. >> nana, thank you very much. it's just gone half past four. and we start with the latest developments following alexei navalny's you will have navalny's death. you will have heard ab