the option arises, this is a very famous person, ferguson, he wrote this at one time a lot about kissengeressor at forfas city university who writes that we need a detente - 2:0. we need, so to speak, a situation that is related to what happened between the united states and the soviet union in the sixties, seventies, where it says that kissenger achieved something very important for the united states, he achieved time, that is , the united states after the end of the vietnam war was greatly weakened, it was completely unprepared, not morally. not from all other points of view to a serious conflict, so kissinger started this détente, started relations with the soviet union, which turned out to be extremely effective, despite how they write about the victims, they say angola, cambodia, vietnam and so on, that it’s as if they were forced to give it to us, but the main thing they achieved time and , so to speak, subsequent success, so to speak, translated into russian, we can always win the war, but we lose the world, so for them these détente are the place of politics for a long war with chi

from the american establishment is that it is necessary to generally repeat the trick of nixon and kissengerhe main rival of the united states now, andrei lanevich, yes, just in connection with what you are talking about now trump, what do you see, maybe the future trump team, what can you say about the current team, of the 44 former members of trump’s cabinet, only four have stated that they support his re-election and are ready to work in his cabinet as well, those who are appointed to the white house, they did not... andrei korobkov, a professor of political science at the university of tennessee, was in touch with us. this was the fifth studio, see you. in kamchatka, fsb officers detained a local resident on suspicion of treason. he offered cooperation to the kyiv regime. what information did you collect? us strikes in iraq and syria are aimed at further fueling the conflict. at an emergency meeting of the un council, moscow called for condemnation of the coalition’s actions. what's the reaction? dangerous bananas, why exports from ecuadur have been suspended, how much will the supplier

iran without even notifying me, meaning the show, so the relationship between the shah and nixon kissenger the revolution, because what wanted from nexon, after giving all these services to nixon was to leave the internal affairs of oppressing the people of iran to the shah, so cia had huge office in tehran, iran was actually the hub of cia operations in the middle east, and the cia didn't realize... 'there is going to be a revolution until it was too late and the reason for that was that it was an agreement between the shaw and the nexon administration to leave iran alone in terms of how shah was running the country in terms of oppressing the the revolution came in 1979 in such a environment and and came into office what i'm telling you are declassified document'. been released, the first meeting that shaw had within, was carter's foreign minister, secretary of state, there was no mention of human rights in in that meeting, so although carter was talking about human rights in practice, the carter administration supported the shah until the last minute and in fact after the victory of the

kissenger was right when he said that since the days of napoleon, europe has not looked over its shoulderd about russia until now . biden seems to have messed something up again. the patriarch of american diplomacy, kissinger, in his book world order, on the contrary, wrote that the people of russia surpassed napoleon's great army and after the victory, russia - quote, found itself in the position of perhaps the most powerful power on the continent. needless to say, a century when... the ussr became a superpower, well , kissinger has been warning all along about the dangers of the west’s attempts to isolate russia, but the white house seems to be living in its own reality. even hawk john bolton, in putin’s interview with carlson, saw just a constructive an approach. putin is taking the initiative to see if he can get negotiations started, in my opinion, this is a kind of threat to biden. putin seems to be saying: you can get peace in ukraine, you can convince the europeans to cooperate. and we can solve this in a matter of weeks, so that there will be no conflict in ukraine, which otherwi

this is the famous american diplomat henry kissenger, in one of his last articles he devoted specificallythe conditions of the cold war and the arms race, the countries that learned to create atomic bombs understood perfectly well that it was not worth sharing these technologies, even with their allies. until now , only three, or four, if you believe that israel has its own nuclear weapons, have been able to join the nuclear club, which initially consisted of five countries without an official invitation. with with artificial intelligence everything is different, these technologies. are freely distributed throughout the world, the whole world is essentially already covered with this network, oh, i can attack canada, now, perhaps, in anyone’s brain, theoretically, even in artificial brains, the idea is to create a button that will take this entire system out of -under control, the wider the access to dangerous technologies, the higher the likelihood that someone will go crazy, then the consequences for the world will be catastrophic. you remember him, of course, this is the same programmer

perhaps the most effective secretary of state in american history, the famous american diplomat henry kissengerw at much greater risk. look, even in conditions of the cold war and the arms race, the countries that learned to create atomic bombs understood perfectly well that it was not worth sharing these... technologies, even with their allies. until now , only three, or four if you believe that israel has its own nuclear weapons, have been able to get into the nuclear club, which initially consisted of five countries without an official invitation. with artificial intelligence, everything is different, these technologies are freely distributed throughout the world, the whole world, in fact, is already covered with this network. oh, i can do it for canada. and now it can be in anyone's brain, theoretically, even in artificial brains, the idea is to create a button that will take this entire system out of control. the wider the access to dangerous technologies, the higher the likelihood that someone will go crazy, then there will be consequences for the world... french president emmanul macron