henry kissinger. harvard's school of government in 1950 and went on to a distinguished political career. in the 1970s he headed the us state department, in subsequent for decades he remained one of the most authoritative players, entrusted with complex behind-the-scenes negotiations. schwab, like kissinger, believes that the united states simply needs ukraine as a tool to weaken russia, something like a primitive scrap. ukraine has no way to win, and we must stop russia from winning. so, we must create such a win-win situation, prevent our defeat. he advocated freezing the war. russia and china, this is what schwab said kissinger feared most. he did not want. so that this war in ukraine will lead to strengthening relations between china and russia. at the same time, schwab admitted that it will not be possible to break moscow, sooner or later it will be necessary to negotiate with it, he said that back in the mid -nineties he was greatly impressed by the words of vladimir putin that russia has its own

russia and china, this is what schwab said he was most afraid of kissinger.war in ukraine to lead to stronger relations between china and russia. at the same time, schwab admitted that it would not be possible to break moscow. putin, that russia has its own identity, its own soul and its own history, this cannot be taken into account. anton dadykin, olga alvukhina, news! you are a great audience! bye everyone! you owe the bank, you still owe the bank, i already ordered a rosbankrot anti-credit card on valders on the yandex market, sberbank has increased the deposit rates. my back gets tired on my feet, because of work i drive sedentary lifestyle, sports on a daily basis, but how to protect the joint. thanks to its special triple helix collagen, artneo helps support joint health. artneo - just one capsule a day to protect the joints of the spine. dedicated to our older loved ones. convenient loans. great contributions. in the branch and online. special conditions, special relationships, this is usually our ivanovo morning, i want there to be more of us, these

what kissinger told me, but i know that kissinger was a very subtle person, and imagine i just can’tse who lives in a world of dreams and shadows. i, as many of you already know, the wall street journal, which describes dozens of people who dealt with biden and paid attention to his completely inappropriate behavior, some days he was clearly in good shape, some days he was nothing i didn’t recognize and didn’t admit anything, so i want to ask you, konstantin tatolin, how... joseph biden now gives many points ahead of donald trump in terms of his state of health, i mean in the opposite sense, because his blunders, his reservations, his confusion, it makes so many people, both in the states and here, in europe doubts that the american president is adequate. the rest of the line looks even worse, because if something happens to biden, according to the laws of the united states, the powers are before. approval for long-range american missile strikes against russian, russian territory, and that he was pushed to this by blinkin, who came from kiev, and it was all president zelensky who was

schwab, like kissinger, believes that the united states needs ukraine. agreed to at least start negotiationsnot yet arrived, and of course, the ukrainians cannot surrender without losing political authority, we have to wait until something happens, we will not sign any peace treaties, but we will make such a division accordingly, like north, south korea, well, apparently in order to simply... uh, give ukraine the opportunity to further increase its military power, stuff it with weapons, and squeak with the military, stuff it with military instructors, train soldiers further and in order to wait for a certain moment for ukraine to start hostilities again , in principle - the same story happened with the minsk agreements, but the west still made a mistake, its viroism and aggressive actions have accelerated the rapprochement between russia and china, which is exactly what schwab said. kihinger was most afraid. he did not want this war in ukraine to lead to stronger relations between china and russia. at the same time, schwab admitted that moscow cannot be broken it will work out. sooner or lat

told it to me, at a meeting between brezhnev and kissinger, our brezhnev sits, speaks, and... when ithis sorrows with me. apparently our friendship is not that close. but i still think that andropov has no reason to be upset. brezhnev is seriously ill, his days are numbered. lye is completely unsuitable as a successor. no idea who killed your neighbor no idea, everyone is silent, no one knows anything, not a word, nothing, i’m sinning to your liking, he is as mine as yours, although i am stolen from him, i am wrong, there is such a sin. i couldn’t resist, don’t you see that andropov is simply dangerous for the country, for whom for you, perhaps, because when brezhnev plays into the box, such a purge will begin that has not happened for a long time, but don’t worry, i ’ll put in a good word for you out of old friendship, but for the country, for the country, he is dangerous, that’s the whole point, that this is a purge, he is not capable of anything else, but this is not a method, understand that the country has already experienced all sorts of purges and other things in tightening the

here, they are sacrificing, they are sacrificing in principle, this is true, but we remember that kissinger had many such projects that let’s somehow divide it up, we will include the rest of ukraine in nato and td tp, here i am i think that klaus schwab tried somehow coherently something. to say in this spirit, but it didn’t work out, that is, he believes that he can determine the relations of russia with ukraine, russia with china, that is, this is the ideology of globalism, that is, he, he really understands himself as a superman, and he even you see, he speaks with some regret about kisinger, what do you see, this man looks at things much more clearly, he serves his american government, and i am much higher than them, i am a globalist, i serve this globalist elite, and he really thinks that yes, this is in his capabilities, in his ability. everyone and for some reason, apparently, because he considers himself smarter than everyone else, well, he is obliged and should and can do this, precisely because this is the biggest thing that the alliance between russia and china is preventing the

remember, nixon and kissinger famously tappemany of their national security aides.the other reas from i interviewed henry kissinger before he died he talked about is he felt that johnson, lbj succumbed to what he called the situation room syndrome. the idea that you could somehow control the room, the world fromis windowless, you know, bay room in the basement of the white house. had resist kind of that temptation. so but you're right, every president has to work at their own. the story of carter is the story of ghosts. there's n you've heard about but there's also a second one. let's start with the everybody's hearing about this right now. the idea that mind readers might be able to help it sounds nuts, but when you read the chapter not necessarily the jimmy carter saying he thinks that he's seen something, but what some of the information that comes back they een on to something. it was an incredible story. i mean, this was the report in the book. we were we did all kinds of things. we visited the presidential libraries. i scoured the memoirs and diaries of all th

kissinger has found you a groom. this is a member of the management of the swiss bank.o an old joke, in my opinion, and the belarusian starts gardening there, his potatoes are all as they should be, everything is growing, the russian has cattle there, somehow they, they meet, they say: let’s unite, in one household, we’ll live together, we ’ll have everything, everything, they unite, there’s a knock on the door, the door opens, a kazakh is standing there, saying: hello, i’m your new district police officer. a policeman, young, that means, quite a lieutenant, so green, fooling around with makarov, standing somewhere in a uniform, wearing a prison guard, and where? i lost it, now hand over my outfit, now a new one will arrive there , the same kind of flyer, and he’s looking for it and it’s not there anywhere, he already has it, and i lost the pistol, what do i need putin, lord, he’s looking for everything there, he’s going through everything everywhere, he’s looking at all the bedside tables, he’s opened , in the closet, on the windowsill, nowhere at all, in the corridor

intelligence community and senior id. officials have police in quite some time and it brings to mind kissinger's. quit the 1969 and i need to be a now more and the grow we is. it does not lose the conventional army correctional military news if it does not. and the reality is yes, use or at least have done previous damage to a masses organize military structure is command control. it's a rocket launch facilities, it's laboratories. but the reality is, how much will maintain a military capacity, maybe 10 to 15000 fighters, and it will endure either as an insurgency or alternatively, given the weakness of the palestinian national move. and specifically the cost in, in the dougherty. it will remain a potent force able to influence politics and gaza, either through innovation, co optation or but do you think that is just becoming clear to the idea at this stage at the start of israel's invasion of gaza after the october 7th, the terror attacks experts did warn, essentially, henri's point that i'm off as an idea that can't just be stamped out by killing it . supporters. so why do you think we are hea

so, we’ll sort things out with europe, kissinger told me when he was leaving for the next world, he instructeddo it, that’s it. will figure it out, and third, he said, well, to restore order, of course, in the indo-pacific region, this is the task of my second term, we will restore order in the indo-pacific region, how is it with israel, i won’t tell you anything for now, but still, no, no, no, i won’t say anything, i won’t say anything, i won’t say anything, well, okay, let’s put israel out of the equation for now, that’s it, if that’s all. yes, this will cause problems, the dissatisfied will have to be purged, so they are ready for this, they are ready to purge the dissatisfied, the upcoming one-party system, i put quotation marks, there may be five parties, i’m talking about the essence of the matter, which will be one form of dictatorship or another, and this dictatorship should be led by those who... now, well, they hold the main levers of power in their hands in the united states, so this is such a dualism, mind you, it’s very interesting, they often said, yes, correct me, yes, that ther

kissinger’s usa already explains his vision of the conflict in ukraine. ukraine has no way to win.russia. win, so we must create such a win-win situation, prevent our defeat, we are talking about nothing more than finding a way out of the conflict for the west without losing face, the conversation with the swabian was conducted on behalf of the ex-president of ukraine poroshenko and the former boss of emmanuel macron, jacques athalie, the first president of the european bank for reconstruction and development, they also spoke about zelensky, it is necessary to say zelensky. but a kind of freezing of the current hostilities . the described scenario completely contradicts the public statement of representatives of the kiev regime and zelensky personally about the need to return to the borders of the ninety-first year and implies recognition of the realities on the ground, the obvious defeat of ukraine. meanwhile, kiev is trying to save the so-called summit world in switzerland, to which russia is not invited, against the backdrop of reports of refusals of country leaders to participa

here the explanation is also very simple and very kissinger-esque.where he is leading, then he can explain and dispel. doubts and seeking support, and what the new york times already explains is that zelensky not only has a low rating, he de facto has no power, it is not he who governs ukraine, but ermak, everyone knows this, this is already sufficient the reason why zelensky fails to convince his citizens to go to the front under the slogan of the borders of the ninety-first year. valery alyokhina tried to understand if he hasn’t learned how to play politics like that, doesn’t want to know anything about the balance of power, relies only on the promises of his allies, he made a career as an actor and won the elections precisely on... what the audience felt, why now this no longer exists, because for him this is no longer just a bad sign, but can practically be a death sentence; the armed forces of ukraine have so many irreparable losses that they are digging them up in cemeteries again old graves are being dug up to make room for new ones in lvov, t

american political elite, because in fact kisinger’s worst dreams are being forgotten, that is, kissinger’s different the level of the alliance, this of course must be realized, in the west they are having a hard time coming to terms with the statements made from pingyang, the british from... it seemed that this military alliance, we played ahead of the curve, dealt a very painful blow, a very painful blow, after putin’s visit to the dprk, for some, at least one voice twitched. putin is in hiyayan right now, for example, and we see that they, russia and the dprk are cooperating more. we see them enter. i'm worried that this could develop into something more than just an active relationship, i don't know if they're ready call ourselves allies, but this makes me feel uneasy, maybe this is something beyond a business relationship, almost a partnership . which is problematic for us, because again, each of these participants exerts significant influence in the region where they are located, for example, vladimir vladimirovich, in vietnam, the americans already thought that they ate vietnam, but

was included in the twenty-second year, when he was still alive, again for the kissinger plan and then, what kind of person can he have or cannot have? break off some piece of the pie for yourself, perhaps even become a beneficiary of a future regime change in kiev, but if this does happen, and somehow poroshenko gets to power, you never know, maybe it will happen, i fully admit that these same characters, including stets, he will try with to bring himself back again, by the way, i wouldn’t be surprised if, for example, it turns out that he is also somehow connected with this wave of negativity that we see now in the west in zelensky’s relations, yes, it is clear that the americans have serious conflicts , they do this themselves, but poroshenko is like soros. they are also trying to muddy the waters , given that the current government’s ratings are falling and trust in them is falling, everything is very bad at the front. this is interesting, because when they removed him from his position and some time passes, an information message appears it’s a fake, a special military operation

the other reason came kissinger before he died for this book as well.hnson, lbd to what he called the situation room syndrome. the idea that you could world fm room in the basement of the white house. and you had rist kind of that temptation. so but you' has to work at their own balancing act. the st carter is the story of ghosts. there's the people magazine version you've heard about, but there's also a second one. let's start with the paranormal. paranormal, everybody's hearing about this right now. the idea that mind readers might be able it sounds nuts, but when you read the chapter, not necessarily the jimmy carter saying he thinks that he's seen so what some of the information that comes back they might have been on to somethin was an incredible story. i mean, this was the most fun story toook. we were doing the initial research. you know, we did all kinds of things. we visited the presidential libraries. i scoured the memoirs and diaries of all the president. this was all before we started doing our interviews and i was going through jimmy carter

, that is, kissinger he also started out as a national security adviser to president nixon, well, herecalation, what we have here really enemies, but there are countries with whom, there are friends, with whom, but there are countries with which we cannot interact as friends, but at the same time we will not fight, and he proposed the concept of de-escalation, this, by the way, is the current escalation, de-escalation, all these arguments have nothing to do with 2021, when salevan began to weave this whole thing, i must say that after all, his apparatus and the russian, so to speak, national security council. well, so to speak, well, everything is so fast this thing has come to this state , it has turned into a smell, and that’s when he has to say some really strange things, although once again, in my opinion, what he said fits very accurately into what i predicted, but in fact, pay attention attention to his face, jake sullivan, when he is confident in what he is saying, this has been noticed on him for a very long time, he speaks with absolutely no emotion, he just has these kind of

the conversation was sparked by the legacy of another influential man, henry kissinger, who died lastwas schwab's mentor in school in government at harvard in 1950 and then went on to a distinguished political career. in the 1970s, he headed the us state department, and in subsequent decades remained one of the most authoritative players, entrusted with complex behind-the-scenes negotiations. schwab, like... he advocated freezing the war, i bring everything to a compromise, with this, with this everything should end, schwab proposes freezing the conflict according to the so-called korean scenario, but believes that it is too early to do this, the ukrainians can still get out of breath and continue. they are still extinguishing, this is data from the security air forest. about a quarter of all fires are located in transbaikalia. the situation is also difficult in buryatia and yakutia, where the fire has already covered 29,000 hectares. 20 outbreaks were recorded in the amur region, seven in the khabarovsk territory. natural fires were reported the day before in the rostov region. accor

henry kissinger changed my life because he gave me an interest in political events.ough kissenger's prodding, schwab easily received funding to hold a then unknown symposium on management; at the age of 33, he had already opened the first meeting of the world's mightiest in davos, which later became known as the world economic forum. the world economic forum was not just the brainchild of klaus schwab. the result of a cia-funded harvard program, this is the amazing story of the men who recruited him. it is natural to ask what kind of men we are talking about; through a university professor, schwab called himself elite acquaintances otto von havsburg, sbigniew brzezinski, david rkeller, economist john gelbreyd and futurist herman hahn. they advised klaus and helped him find the right and promising people. global leaders of tomorrow program schwab develops future leaders. whom he then seats in strictly prepared chairs, which, by the way, he proudly admits. tony blair and others, they all came out of the young leaders program. anti-human utopias and schwab have long cau

overall relationship of the collective west with china, this is inexplicable, and rightly so the late kissingerom, he understood that from the point of view of... the big chessboard, i quote brzyzinski, one thing cannot be allowed: the rapprochement of china and russia, which you do, i said old kissinger, shortly before his death, you just push them into each other's arms, so from the point of view of political logic, this is inexplicable for me, i can assume that the calculation however, american analysts say that china is indeed facing certain economic problems, there is a slowdown in growth rates, there is... a need to reorient sales markets, because european markets are being lost, there are a number of problems that, in general, you know, are associated with with a change, with a change in development strategy, and with many internal reasons, but imagine that you can click like this, as is done primitively, due to harsh pressure, diplomatic, waving a rag around taiwan, declaring china needs this trade war to solve the problem of rejection. china from russia or a change in china's position

by that and the problem is there's no trust, which is the currency of any diplomacy as secretary kissingerwant something in writing and want the americans to back it up. they want it in writing. >> let's bring our panel in but do stay with us, laura. susan, we were just reporting there that hamas said it has submitted its response to a proposed gaza cease-fire. a senior official telling the bbc it still requires an israeli commitment to a permanent cease-fire. it seems like we've been here before. movement on one side and then the other and there's still no agreement. >> an enormous frustration over the biden administration. generally the biggest obstacle of jetting israel to accept some compromises. presiden biden has said that israel endorses the peace plan that the u.n. security council endorsed yesterday but netanyahu hasn't said that publicly and when the secretary of state blinken was trying to put pressure on the leader of hamas, he was also trying to put pressure on net net to agree to some of these measures that get you a temporary cease-fire, negotiation, the release of hostages

after the embargo was lifted , henry kissinger, then the president's national security adviser, went visit. at the same time, the americans stopped. object to china's membership in the un, and china took its rightful place in this international organization, including in the security council. us-china relations were officially established in 1979. this is what this day in history was like. we watch to know everything about russia, the best historical series, we watch, we watch. unpleasant surprises, the election results are being summed up in europe, the european parliament, where this led to the resignation of the government, who... felt political turbulence. battles for volchansk. how the progress is going in the kharkov region, our correspondent covered part of the route with scouts. protests in armenia, tent camp near parliament. why are people unhappy with prime minister pashinyan? labeling of smartphones and laptops. the experiment has begun, how long will it last and what is the expected result. locust invasion in astrakhan. hordes of insects have already destroyed half of the

dnc, looking at it for anybody's interest united states foreign policy is based on the doctrine of kissinger where you look out for your interest. so if something doesn't serve your interest, you will not actively promoted ukraine service or interest because the warranty ukraine is weakening the russians and is the idea. so we can the russians through ukraine. so they have an interest in the war in israel, israel's american ally, but at the same time their strong push from supporters of palestine to address these in manitoba and crises in the genocide that is taking place there. but now when it comes to the sudan, they're turning a blind eye, and this is nothing new. they're turning a blind eye to student. they're kind of gone. i to the congo. they're trying to blend. it's the things that happen across africa. so there's really nothing new because it's not a major interest in those countries. because of when you talk about humanitarian crisis, what is happening is so that is humanity in crisis. and it needs to be addressed and it needs the attention. but it's not getting the attention as ukr

jalili gave an example from the book of harry kissinger, a veteran american politician, who wrote about the role of artificial intelligence in the future power of the world. sometimes, if you don't focus on a priority in the next 5 years, for example, 4 years, it doesn't mean that you will be 4 years behind. you may go back 40 years. the government should let it play a role here and again provide a platform for every iranian to play a role. today, the presidential election candidates will be guests of the national media in the form of various advertising programs. mr. alireza zakani in the roundtable program political from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on c-sima channel by mr. masoud bizikian in the first page program from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on khabar channel by mr. mohammad baqer ghalib in the program with people from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on sima channel 1 by mr. saeed jalili in the roundtable program cultural from 19:00 to 20:00 on sima channel 2, mr. mustafa pourmohammadi in the talk program "vejeh habari" from 22:00 to 225:00 on khabar channel and mr. seyed amir hossein ghazizadeh ha

wrote something about this today, i don’t remember, about these things, i wrote that there poor kissingerwell, the icing on the bilt cake, which, for me, is an indicator that those in the west who turn on... their heads, they perfectly understand what it’s all about, that it’s not only about north korea as such, and not even just about china. let's listen to bilt. we are talking about weapons and the new world order. putin no longer feels bound by previous sanctions. he strives for a new world order in which the old rules no longer matter and he establishes new ones. like this. well, in principle, well, in general, everything is very sensible, as they say, respect. now only. as they say, they began to understand a lot about themselves, yes, they began to behave a lot , the countries tried to build everyone up, it was trump who failed with this matter, after that america is engaged in, well... in general, an attempt to uh it would be an attempt to punish us, an attempt, so to speak, to create problems for the chinese, they managed to do a strategic thing, they agreed on the removal of chin

intelligence community and senior id. officials have police for quite some time and it brings to mind kissinger's quit the 1969 and i need to be in now more and the grow wins does not lose the conventional army correctional military news if it does not. and the reality is yes, use or at least have done previous damage to a masses, organized military structure is command control. it's a rocket launch facilities, it's laboratories. but the reality is how much will maintain in military capacity, maybe 10 to 15000 fighters. and it will endure either as an insurgency or alternatively, given the weakness of the palestinian national move. and specifically the costing in the dougherty. it will remain a potent force able to influence politics and guys, either through intimidation, co optation, or of us. do you think that is just becoming clear to the idea at this stage at the start of as well as invasion of gaza after the october 7th terror attacks? experts did warn, essentially, henri's point that i'm off as an idea that can't just be stamped out by killing its supporters. so why do you think we are hear

of course, henry kissinger which in its normal smains the pragmatic advancement of nationalpon real conditionsand not ideology. realpolitik recognizes that their agents must be seen as they really are rather then we wish they would be. and president nixon's time the official position was the ccp illegitimate regime and that the true government china fled to taiwan 1949 and still time to rule the whole ofwo decades we maintained pretense at the communist ld reach only the free world. it was the beginning of coming to terms with reality. it was moving to opt out fantasy. today, u.s. foreign policy is based on egregious and far more dangerous than daydream. we seem to think we are still where we wnhe same world as in 1991. the world's onlywer a hedge fund at brooks arrival and can bend any nation to its will. we are stuck in past. any that can maintain an allusion that only ever increasing costs. obsess the idea of our nation strengths. a growing infirmity at our core nation strengths is the soundness of its. the physical vitality of its government. theperual a announced their decision not to 50

china, putin has decided almost nothing, it is all xi, with whom we need to negotiate, to find a new kissinger who can offer china an interesting place for them in the modern world, to explain that the partnership with iran and russia and north korea is doomed. drives china into the same situation in which russia was recently, and this is a road to nowhere for a country of one and a half billion people. if we can find that person who can. convince the chinese leadership, above all everyone, i think we will quickly find a solution to end this war and the further fate of russia. we have literally 40 seconds, but i will still ask, your forecast for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow will continue the summit in bürgenstock in switzerland near the city of lucerne. briefly, your expectations, well, what can we really expect? whatever he is, we... support him, because russia is vehemently against him, issue number one, and today's speech by putin was also true, issue number two, is that we are already seeing a better final statement than what was planned a week ago, that is, she will be more in line

anyone thinks that thanks to this visit it is possible to bring china to his side in the spirit of kissingeris wrong, i do not think that it will in any way affect the position of beijing, but you say that putin can coordinate something with xi jinping, well, a visit to v' he clearly could not reconcile etnama with sydzenpin, there the chinese obviously, it cannot be a pleasure to travel like this, because he still wants to sell his weapons to vietnam. well, i think the story of 79 is already, as they say, sunk into the past. and, it is clear that vietnam is, to a certain extent, such an economic partner of the united states of america, and a large number of enterprises that previously worked in china are being taken over. to vietnam, moves to india, and the turnover of 100 billion between the united states of america and vietnam and everything else, that is, he has money, at least vietnam. what else can putin offer to vietnam besides weapons? yes, nothing. well, taking into account the fact that vietnam is armed with soviet weapons, so this segment of weapons, it can really offer it. but th

anyone thinks that thanks to this visit it is possible to drag china to its side in the spirit of kissinger, then he is wrong, i do not think that it will in any way affect the position beijing, well, you say that putin can coordinate something with xi jinping, well , he clearly could not coordinate a visit to vietnam with xi jinping, the chinese are there. obviously, he cannot be satisfied with such a trip, because he still wants to sell his weapons to vietnam. well, i think the story of '79 has already, as they say, sunk into the past, and it is clear that vietnam is to some extent such an economic, economic partner of the united states of america, and a large number of enterprises that used to work in china. moves to vietnam moves to india, and the trade turnover of 100 billion between the united states of america and vietnam and everything else, that is, he has money, at least vietnam. what else can putin offer to vietnam besides weapons, there is nothing, well, considering that vietnam is actually armed with soviet weapons, so this segment of weapons, he can really offer him, but this

mean you have so many electrolyte and savings that relate back to brzezinski as well as even henry kissinger. i mean, that's how formidable, how experienced you are you, you, you've watched this happen so that in 2014 attempted cool, or i should say, cool fomented by the united states. do you think i can put you in mister pollutants had? but do you think that's what took him and the russian leadership over the brink where they said, okay, but that, that this is just a bridge too far in that moment. that's where they started thinking. we've got to block this from happening. we're not going to let you create to be taken away as well. let me say this during this entire crisis from your call until today. hi state. uh, who has acted as best he can uh, cool, collected. uh, you'll know, he do agree after the cool to go along with the uh, minutes agreement. mm hm. which if you read the events agreements are providing very don't boss. those 2 provinces, vanessa regard, would remain perch of ukraine, but with a federal structure of government along the lines that we have here in the united states of a

intelligence community and senior id. officials have police for quite some time and it brings to mind kissinger's. quit the 1969 and i need to be a now more and the grow. windsor does not lose the conventional army gradual military loses if it does not. and the reality is yes, use or at least have done previous damage to a masses, organized military structure is command control. it's a rocket launch facilities, it's laboratories. but the reality is, how much will maintain a military capacity, maybe $10.00 to $15000.00 fighters, and it will endure either as an insurgency or alternatively, given the weakness of the palestinian national move and specifically the cost. and in the dougherty, it will remain a potent force able to influence politics and gaza, either through innovation, co optation, or but do you think that is just becoming clear to the idea at this stage at the start of israel's invasion of gaza after the october 7th terror attacks experts did warn of essentially henry's point that hamas has an idea that can't just be stamped out by killing it. supporters. so why do you think we are hea

to have a real loss in mental aptitude that was seen at the very least as vicious as people like kissinger or the neighbors in sky. where they had a certain sense, at least of their self interest. and the idea of deterrence was a big factor of the mutual assured destruction which i, again don't, i don't, i don't even think that the mutual assured destruction idea was necessary or good. but at the very least, there was an idea of a one side wasn't going to win nuclear war ways. now, with these younger generation technocrats that have been drinking their own kool aid and operating on these games to remodels that have been deemed out again and again for the past 2530 years, demonstrating that they're just equally possible. somehow that, according to these computers to we are at least with minimal collateral damage with our, you know, asian or european allies, collateral damage accepted. but, but it's still possible with their motive. they're war and they're acting upon this insanity, despite all the evidence to the contrary. and despite the hypersonic missiles, the candles, the other next gen

deciding almost anything, that's all for now, with whom we need to seek negotiations, to look for a new kissingerfor them in the modern world, to explain that the partnership with iran and russia and north korea is crushing, driving china into the same situation in which russia was recently, and this is the road to nowhere for the one-and-a-half country. if we can find this person who can convince the chinese leadership, above all everyone, i think that... we will quickly we will find a solution regarding the end of this war and the future fate of russia, we have literally 40 seconds, but i will still ask, your forecast for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow will continue the summit in bürgenstock in switzerland near the city of lucerne, briefly your expectations, well, what is realistic we can wait, whatever he is, we must support him, because russia is hotly opposed to him. question number one. today's speech by putin was also not made by chance. question number two, we already see a better summary statement, as, rather than the one that was planned a week ago, that is, it will already be more

petersburg international economic forum, sergei brilev held a debate between henry kissinger and yevgenyi also remembered evgeny maksimovich, he actually i began my speech as follows: dear henry, i’m glad that you came here, i’m very pleased to communicate with you, and not with... with bigniew brzyzinski, and after that, and he, his speech, looked at the recordings here, and he made, left us two forecasts, which i think are very relevant, one... is connected with the fact that russia is ready for a race like star wars, we will not start from the start, but as the soviet union did, not from scratch, but we have a backlog, so he did not recommend the united states to participate in this race, second, he predicted two places on the planet where a nuclear war could start, these are the middle east and the korean peninsula, this forecast , in my opinion, is very relevant to this day, and today in a letter or in a greeting. it is very difficult for the western government to provide assistance to supply military equipment and equipment , we will remember in january of this year for the first t