george friedman outlined the policy the united states should follow to prevent an alliance between germany and russia. do united states for the fundamental interest? it controls all the oceans of the world. no power is ever done that because of that, we get to invade people and they don't get to invade us. it's a very nice thing maintaining control to see and control of space to foundation of our power. the best way to defeat an enemy fleet is to that let it be built. the way the british managed to make certain that no european power could build a fleet was to make sure the europeans or each other's throats experts contended. the same technique has been adopted in washington to keep russia and germany in a constant state of conflict so that they can never, ever join forces and surpass the united states in influencing power. as most, especially for the 1st one, the me to come from the us. i use your money at the start. this one you want to buy it's in as of which was whatever it was that was still flashing. it's going to look more the question. sure. to follow the cash or if you, you know,

george friedman outlined the policy the united states should follow to prevent an alliance between germany and russia. united states as a fundamental interest, it controls all the oceans of the world. no power is ever done that because of that, we get to invade people and they don't get to invade us. it's a very nice thing maintaining control to see control of space. it is the foundation of our power, the best way to defeat an enemy fleet is to not let it be built. the way the british managed to make certain that no european power could build a fleet was to make sure the europeans or each other's throats experts contended. the same technique has been adopted in washington to keep russia and germany in a constant state of conflict. so that they can never, ever join forces and surpass the united states in influence and power, especially for local, especially from the media conference at a minute at the fastest one you 4 people. so by, it's also a use whatever ch to as to what's for just a question. i've got a war the party took the fellow's credential. if sure i'd be it before you see why yo

and this is george friedman, an american political scientist, and found of the private intelligence agency stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars. first, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen on the shores of the well, it's not that there's to be just like you might have pushed, it will be the one that you use. 2 or 3 of them is love me. when you go, but you will, you know, the actual nonsense, your order to go know what the i was in the as well can, you will likely more so on your policy page of relation i started up of the usual i'm doing on the new one yet let's try with new private i wish we'd always need your my new your for you. i get a minute here or number and just so usually that void, leave me the conscious at the she won't get in here. so you free goulburg

and tyson said, this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency strat full unofficially dub the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we afford wars for 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia. because united they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen was apparently shows, well it's not about to be just a minute push. do we need to get them to be on that with them? let me put those on, but it shows actual nonsense your order. think about what the i was in the museum. i'll kind of you will be likely more so on your policy, your relation. i started using all, i'm doing all the going to just so you know, mine yet was try with you provided. wish not we always need if you're my new born you i get a minute here or number and just so usually put that voice, leave me the queen just at the she won't get

and tyson said, this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world, the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars. first. second cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia. because united they are the only force that could threaten us and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen at least well, it's not about to be just like your mind, you're not even going to use them. 2 or 3 of them is blocking the problem when you go, but you will, you know, for sure the actual nonsense order the ground the i was in the middle. well, you will likely more still on your policy, your relation. i started using dollars doing onto just so you know, mine yet was try with you provided wish but it's not always neat. if you're my new for you, i get a minute here or number and just so usually did that voice, leave me the consciou

this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world, the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars. first. second cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia. because united they are the only force that could threaten us and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen was apparently she was of the, well, it's not about to be just like your mind, you're with the or the uneven used to be with them is lovely with you, but she will, you know, for she was actually non 15 years order things on the i was in the middle, well kind of you a military more so on your policy page and i started using all i'm doing on the phone. and if you don't mind yet, we'll try with new products. wish we always need your, my new for you. i get money right here or number and just so you just put that void, leave me the qu

this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars . first, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. me, i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen was apparently she was the, well, it's not that there's to be just like, you know, when you're finished with the, or the one that you use 2 or 3 of them is love. when you go but it was actually nonsense order things on the, on the as well kind of a whole, you know, really clean more so on your policy page, a relation of, of the usual i'm doing on the phone just so you don't mind yet. let's try with you provided and we wish we'd always meet your mind you're you get a minute here or not, but just so usual to put that void. leave me

and that this is george friedman, an american political scientist, and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars . first, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen on the shores of the well, it's not about to be just a minute. please do not even use them to be with them in love with them but, but she was, she was actual nonsense order things on the i was in the middle, well kind of a whole military claim or still a good policy. your relation. i started using all, i'm doing all the new mine yet with with new bridal wish lot. which was neat. if they get a minute for you, i get a minute i see or not, but i'm to so usually what does that way? leave me a quick look at these you what you do and what i see here for you free i did my grou

and tyson said, this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency strat full unofficially dub the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century were fort wars. first, 2nd, cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen, i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen is important issues of well, it's not supposed to be just ideal one, your question was the as to why my knee was idealised with the global pedals. those are when you go, but you will see those which was actually not yours or topic. well, no matter what the i was on the missouri russell, so sure. but many people clean more so on your policy, 3 generation i was under the most of your party using all i'm doing on the phone even if you saw me there. so if you don't mind yet, let's try new private, worse. but it's not, we always need if they get

and tyson said, this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and found a of the private intelligence agencies strat full unofficially dub the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we afford wars for 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen. well, it's not, there's to be just a minute push. that was the one that used to be of that with the lovely little bit, but she will, it was she was actually non 15 years or the think about what the i was in the as well kind of a whole source, you will likely more so on your policy, your relation i started using while i'm doing all the going to do so. so if you don't mind yet, let's try with you. probably not. we always need your mind your, you get a minute here or number and just so usually what does that voice, leave me the queen just at the s

there, i most often cite the example of george friedman, yes, the so-called stratfor company, which knowledgeablell shady shit. yes poland for this. by the way, how the tool fits perfectly, firstly, virtual fears are phantom pain in connection with russia from germany, this is necessary in order to break this link between russia and germany, plus pragmatic emphasis on pragmatic polish interests in the united states, it was necessary to interest poland in this way yes, and they offered her to replace germany's role in europe's energy supply, after all more all the time promotedtension. yes, that germany is increasing gas supplies from russia through nord stream one, and then through nord stream 2, and these supplies come to the territory. that germany thereby turns into a gas hub or a distribution center of europe and thus becomes an instrument in the hands of moscow, that is, playing together with moscow, the request of an interestingly united europe is poor, and she played this card for a long time, and so to speak plays it constantly. at the same time, she herself wanted to become the main tran

of circumstances to poland, which success awaits precisely, as an ally of the united states , george friedmanext 100 years. former poles believe that he is a rising european star, politicians replacing the old leader. what will be the nato eu or the russians is important only which will be more, and she must accept this challenge. it's time to stop believing that poland is weak, it is stronger than many people think, however, the political scientist cannot but to know if the take-off predicted by him takes place, he will not be the first, even the bolsheviks famous monument to minin and pozharsky. true, after fierce disputes, they did not touch it during the reconstruction of red square. true, it was stopped earlier. approximately here at gum and now st. basil's cathedral, even then they understood all the significance of the events of 1612 for the renaissance, lying in ruins of the country's dentistry, then during the second militia of the head of enemies. there were poles before the divisions of the commonwealth remained a century and a half of this first, and then in all the rest, as a res

circumstances to poland, which success awaits exactly as an ally of the united states in his book, george friedmanlready come true clearings, he considers rising stars european, politicians coming to replace the old leader. the question is not what will be the nato eu or the russians, it is only important which one will be more, but she must accept this challenge. it's time to stop believing that poland is weak, it is stronger than many people think, however, the political scientist cannot but know if the rise he predicted will take place, he will not be the first, even the bolsheviks famous monument to minin and pozharsky. true, after fierce disputes, they did not touch it during the reconstruction of red square. true, it was stopped earlier. approximately here at gum and now st. basil's cathedral, even then they understood all the significance of the event of 1612 for the renaissance , the country's turmoil of time, lying in ruins, then during the second militia the main enemy was the poles before the sections of speech folita, a century and a half of the first remained, and then in all the othe

george cannon and 1997, and interview with tom friedman said that the expansion of nato is going to leadin a negative direction. i don't think he could have foreseen the war of 2022. we can go back and talk about 2014 and 2015. >> look at that next >> this is to be a little bit more pointed than the great steve kotlin and terms of that analysis. to blame nato expansion for the russian invasion of february, 2022 is really ludicrous. the nature of the invasion, the motivations at best joining nato is a very different prospect in 2022. if it's if it was even a real prospect before the war. maybe will become a prospect because of the war. before the war, it was not a real prospect. so, to put nato in a causal sense at the beginning of that story is just off the mark. >> nato expansion may or may not have been a good idea. you're arguing it cannot be blame for that. >> correct. >> there is an argument to be made for that based on putin himself, his view of history. as mr. kotlin explained, as others have explained, it goes back to this ultra nationalist, he does not want to bring back the sov

you know, george gilder was a great friend of his thomas soul milton friedman. this. him and he studied them, and he applied them in differentte situations. he could articulate the concepts whether it was a leadership meeting, town hall meeting, or two. he could explain it better than anybody else i think i know. many leadership meetings are be a big battle abouth something. dick would launch into this that will equate bringing in several famous economists of the past and shut the whole thing down. in later but he believed in christ, it later in his career he learned to live out his faith in everything he did. that gave himnd tremendous peac. in particular toward the end when he was mined by people who should have been their friend. yourt went through a lot he didt with a peaceful heart and not many of us could have a walked through the way he did i think. but he also developed through a giant true friendships people you've not expect. those of you who have been around for a while, he and dick were great buddies for the did agree on her the anything but their great fr

i mean george canon in 1997 and interview with tom friedman. said that the expansion of nato was going to lead in a negative direction. i don't think he could have foreseen the the war of 2022. of course we can go back and talk about 2014 and 2015. i do next we'll get to that. i think it's you know, and this is to be a little bit more pointed than then the great steve kotkin in terms of that analysis. to blame nato expansion for the in russian invasion of february 2022 is really ludicrous the nature of the invasion the motivations, you know at best joining. nato is a very distant prospect in 2022 if it's even if it was even a real prospect before the war, maybe it will become a prospect because of the war but before the war it wasn't a real prospect so to put nato in any causal sense at the beginning of that story is just it's just off the mark. nato expansion may or may not have been a good idea, but you're arguing and cannot be blamed for that. i mean there is a there is an argument to be made for that based on putin himself his view of histo

george gilder was a great friend of his, thomas hall, milton friedman, some of the classics, he read them and study them and remember them and learn how to apply them in different situations and he could articulate the concepts, whether it's a leadership meeting for at a town hall meeting or on a tv interview. he could explain it better than anybody else i think i know, and many leadership meeting would be a big battle about something and dick would then just launch into this soliloquy bring in several famous economists of the past and just shut the whole thing down, there were two i can't argue with that. and later when he became a believer in christ years into his career he learned to live out his faith in everything he did, and that gave him tremendous peace, particularly toward the end when he was just unfairly maligned by a lot of people that should bid his friend but he had to go through a lot and took quite a few slings with arrows and did it with a peaceful heart and not many of us could have walked through the weekend i think. but he also developed true friendships with peop

remembered what he read for all the classic economists have smith, george gilder was a greatat friend of him, thomas soul, milton friedman. i mean, he read them and he studied in an remembered them and learn how to apply them in different situations and he could articulate the concepts whether it's a leadership meeting or a town hall meeting or a tv interview. he could explain it better than anybody else i think i know and many leadership meetings there would be a big battle about something. dick would then launch into this soliloquy bring in several famous economists of the past and just shut the whole thing down. well, i can't argue with that. later when he became a believer in christ years into his career he learned to live out his faith in everything he did and that gave him tremendous piece, particularly toward the end when heig was just unfairly malignedy a lotnd of people who should've been his friend and had to go through a lot and took quite a few slings and arrows and he did it with a peaceful heart and that many of us could walk through it the way he did. they also develop true friendships with people that you

you know, george gilder was a great friend of his thomas soul milton friedman. some of the classics joseph schumpeter. i mean he read them and studied them and remembered them and learned how to apply them and different situations and he could articulate the concepts. whether it's a leadership meeting or at a town hall meeting or on a tv interview. he could he could explain it better than anybody else. i think i i know and many leadership meetings. there would be a big battle about something. and -- would then just launch into this? soliloquy bringing in several famous, you know economists of the past and just shut the whole thing down there go i can't argue with that. and later when when he became a believer in christ years into his career. he he learned to live out his faith in everything. he did and that gave him tremendous. peace. particularly toward the end when he was just unfairly maligned by a lot of people that should have been his friend, but he had to go through a lot and and get quite a few slings and arrows and he did it with a with a peaceful heart

friedman is a political journalist and experts on italian politics. he says, many of maloney's supporters are established for italy under fascism. george maloney originally joined as a fascist already all the m. s. i. when she was a young person, now she founded a new party that likes to think of itself as post fascist. but still, many of her supporters are still the sounds it for the dictator, mussolini. some of them have been known to make very, very off color remarks. that imply they're still list out there for the fascist iraq. was lini, did some good things. so there's a big controversy in italy about it's crashes past. and that's because, unlike germany, which after the nazi iraq had a big national reckoning and came to terms with what happened you, italians never had. so the fascist resentment is always been there. and so what happens, know, having italy with the far right leader is hopefully she will be as promo and european as she says she wants to be. hopefully she will not go crazy with economic policies that her partners are proposed that we're responsible and stick to the law to get european money and support. and hopefull