there were a number of good guys in the west. demonstrably more than in the east or the south, particularly the south, not so many suffragist men there. i think a lot of men knew it was right. one man said my wife is a smart as any man and smarter than most. like, there's just a sense especially in the settler society, where everybody was pitching in. the women were working as hard as the man and doing a lot of the stuff the men did, and it was just in that kind of very practical like pragmatic culture. like, why would you say that she couldn't vote when she does everything that i do? so i think there was a real general fairness. like i mentioned in the speech, the washington territory in 1854, the territory was one year old, and suffrage lost by one vote. they were men. voting. i think we have to give men credit. without men none of those suffrage bills would have been passed. women had to talk men into supporting them. that's a really good point. >> was the western woman inclination to be more inclusive or expansive in their eff

i mean, the west us decided to throw in everything on the ukraine and defeating russia to the west of us said hey, this is the greatest challenge that we now face of our head, human a, our rules based on that is being threatened by this new group of powers lead by russia, and we are going to fight to the bit around here. that's a, that's a high risk strategy because if you want to, you raise the stakes, then you is better when a really curtis for years. yeah. well then god failed that right there. god, me, which one? what's so pathetic is the nature of the regime and kevin military wanted the $31.00 flavors of batches, seats. ok, and this is what we're asking and the progress want to support here. ok. last 30 seconds. go ahead. yeah, yeah. and you know, you mentioned your crime in these what you promised groups, you know, those will make support to those are being endorsed by the european union and just the other day. i think it was a day yesterday. and, you know, the bombing now over the russian fleet and of lexia learning. and i think that's all sort of signal to all of us that you

the action on behalf of the west or the civil principles which the west employes will only be followed through on when it is an enemy of the west, which is committing these violations. while the whole from me today, you know, will be with you the news room of the top of the hour i'm. i'm on her mommy. wish you all a marvelous day. ah, [000:00:00;00] a a hello and welcome to cross doctor. all things are considered. i'm peter about. latimer potency his country's place in the world. at the recent meeting of the val di discussion group, he did as much and much more. he critique the west in its meal liberal ideology, and he made it clear. no one can sit out the coming storm facing the international system. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, martin j and mera cash. he's an award winning journalist and commentator, and in budapest we have george samuel lee. he's a pod, castro, the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. are gentleman cross up rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i would appreciate it to start out with you in bud

we condemn pressure on by the west and the united states. i want to call on them to take their hands off ethiopia with which they are terrorizing our country. yet more you politicians speak guide against the block, and they say following a course set by washington stating that undermines the continents own interest. ukrainian forces use nato supplied artillery to target.

dominance of the 2nd west. but at the end, why sad that he hopes that pragmatism will win and the west will be able to get back to the dialogue with the rest of the world. geo politics, expert peer and manual tomorrow, told us he believes the russian president speech has an offer of an alternative world order. it was, are very interesting to hear what benjamin putin emphasized on the fact that there are 2 type of, of west. there is the west, which is refusing or murky port richey un, it unable to, to, to find a, a commander agreement with russia. but there is also a, or another west, the west, which is based on traditional values in europe. but traditionally, her approach to society done and so power to maintain no roots in the european civilization on this part of europe could negotiate an agreement with russia or v's nations. we which are part of the greater west i would say. but to weaver, emphasizing a traditional value sovereignty balance of power between nations can or offer it. now turn that you motor to

but there been many violations of international law by the west. and in the intervening time and the amount of people who have died as a result of that violations of international law, wallet in magnitudes higher than what's, how really isn't millions of people across the states across africa. and frankly, even across europe, precisely now, as you no doubt, no question about that, but i would, i would still submitted at this point of time. is it going to be something as international or an international on or not the liberals rule based on a, which is which is and i for which is which is not, not a very honest characterization, but if that is going to be international owner, then international relations it should not, must not be, not just be about power and interest, but it should also be about certain lucy norms, which can be respected by all parties. i think most of the, most of the decision makers in most of us would agree with you. i know that you often you, you often point out that balance is one of the key values in foreign affairs. and i thi

what the west did is they made entire nations dependent on drugs. eliminating, jenna setting entire ethnic groups. -- genocide of entire ethnic groups. we are proud that in the 20th century our country has led the anti-colonial movement, which allowed many countries to become free, to fight hunger and inequality, to overcome many of those challenges. and the russophobia and anti-russian sentiment we feel today is in many ways caused by the fact that we did not let our nation, are people become a colony. -- our people become a colony. we defend ourselves by creating a strong centralized state that developed itself, strengthened itself, based on great moral values. of great world religions. based on russian culture and russian language. it is well-known that there have been many plans and instigating intervention, luncheon interventions against russia. after 1917, during the first world war, during the great revolution. but by the end of the 20th century, the west was finally able to destroy us. they called us friends. they call those partners. -- us p

the west is already at this summit today. announced the need to convene an urgent meeting of the leaders of nato countries and stated that i quote we should not weaken our determination to help ukraine win one iota, that is, lystras clearly expresses concern that instead of a victory, ukraine is again starting to talk about peace about a political settlement, and ivan vasilyevich -first. how do you evaluate the result yourself is a big seven and secondly, the same question. you see, at least hypothetically, the prospects for a deal between russia and the west in the context of that escalation which has already happened and may still happen. i evaluate the results of this virtual summit of the seven virtually like this, that is, the words uttered are all quite on duty, this is a set of lies , hypocrisy, untruth, which is structured into this in this statement, and from my point of view, in general , we can say that the west e, there is some indecision and some disagreements that sound from europe, and here are some statements

dominance of the 2nd west. but at the end, why sad that he hopes that pragmatism will win and the west will be able to get back to the dialogue with the rest of the world. journalist on strategic affairs expert hamid han mush rekey leaves the next decade is going to be critical for weld order. i believe there is no doubt that now at the moment when world have become very multi polar in terms of power, in terms of, you know, this thing against that one word order and in terms of fighting for its own rights . and on the other hand, you know, since 988 after the 4 years as the are, you know, it's in america has enjoyed like one more logical power in the world. now if it has been challenged and there is no doubt that next tenure is going to be very critical, and that's why the board follows, has to sit together and think about it for the, for the global piece. it is the time to understand that the whole world is different now. and you know, it's not like 940 this not like 1950. the 60 it is 2020. so we have to consi

dominance of the 2nd west. and at the same time, wide report and sad that he hopes that pragmatism will win and common sense will start dominating and the west will be able to get back to dialogue with the rest of the world. certainly a lot of ground covered there are cheese, maria finished, and i thank you so much for joining us to break all this down. geo politics expert here and manual thomas told that he believed the russian president speak is an offer of an alternative world order. it was, are very interesting to hear about the regimen poaching, emphasized on the fact that there are 2 type of, of west there is the west, which is refusing or mercy, port richey and neighbor to, to, to find a, a commander agreement with russia. but there is also a or another west, the west which is based on traditional values in europe, or traditionally her approach to society, balance or power to maintain no roots in the european civilization on this part of europe could negotiate an agreement. we've russia or these nations w

once a half the west miscalculated put his calculations well to discuss it. i'm now joined by a senior fellow at the washington based institute for china. america studies is a very rare treat for me to speak to anyone who is based in the washington base. so i'm very grateful for your time and i'm looking forward to an honest and an elliptical rather than propaganda driven conversation. thank you for the invitation, mr. michael. i'm looking forward to the conclusion to now that you wrote not so long ago that i didn't put in like joseph style and back in the late 19 forties. miscalculated in applying, quote, unquote, brute force to its neighbors. and i'm sure it's a tantalizing and very gratifying comparison to force some of your readers. but what makes you believe that the russia as a stay in its current form, is led by the same expansionist, self aggrandizing ideological aspirations as the soviet union was after the 2nd world war? absolutely, thank it. absolutely is not. russia is a defensive country and a defensive force and is just looking to secure its vote

there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. the redrawing of european borders had begun. britain and the united states, and then just any plan to attack the ussr of britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed. he's as doctor b like and tish davis. mr. boy from us as deluxe of summer holland oak capital, a mixture, malice, whole of knowing that the cold war had begun. ah ah mm i ah, the republics of dunbar as well as their her so up at rosier regions which voted to join russia. a wait on official embrace us the treaties on the recession are set for a final note later in the russian parliament. we'll go live there in moments also ahead. 155 millimeter shell supplied by nato countries to ukrainian military landed right here in this yard of in the process of new territory. joining russian years, the finish line in raleigh. they've done yet for public civilian centers are shelled. r t reports from a.

it is the west that is isolating itself. so it's the complete opposite from the way the western media presented to speed and going back to throwing down the gauntlet. no read what he had to say. peaceful coexistence. that was the message also, you know, it's when let let you know that's the way you want to do things for your society. that's fine, but the rest of the world, they have other ideas here. and it's for me, it's kind of like a new oriental is ok because they, the west wants to say that it is abandon parallelism in colonialism and all these bad things from white people in here. but actually it's, it's being repaired. it's go ahead. yeah, it's been repackage, it's been remodeled. i so toussant was remarkably sympathetic to the west. it was very had this in this affection for all here and that he would have likes, you know, the whole thing to go in a different direction in the last few years since ninety's when. so the unit, but it didn't happen. and i think what i got from speech was a sort of a romanticism, a certain

or, you know, the big interests that are behind west politics. you know, whether it's energy id just see others. bush, the elite to be more see more agreeable, but pushed it leads to, to, to seek more, some concessions and compromises where you have the right word in russian agreement capable exactly, day for before. for now, most of the western police are agreement and capable, but we'll see them fall one by one. recently when a minute i want to kind of go on top of the joseph burrell is easy to read and kind of make fun. ok, because i think he has a very antiquated view about history of what, how europe has gotten where it's gotten to. and i see this conflict at the center of this conflict then ukraine is. it would be the waning of 500 years of european western local control. it's coming to an end and it's coming to end very rapidly, much faster than we would have ever thought. maybe it's because our levels of technology go ahead. well, the reason why it's difficult to imagine is because we never had this before. and then we talked about world o

dominance of the 2nd west. but at the end, whiteman put new, sad that he hopes that pragmatism will win and the west will be able to get back to the dialogue with the rest of the world. live now to how me to fun. i'll must shriek, he journalist on strategic affairs expert. thank you very much for joining us. hum id. thanks for your time today. oh, 1st of all, we'll start off with that's our comment that president putin made during his speech . where he said he believed that the next decade will be the most dangerous since the 2nd world war, what do you think he was referring to and do you think he was exaggerating? oh, thank you very much. no, i don't think so. he was exaggerating at all. i believe there is no doubt that now at the moment when was have become very multi polar in terms of far words in terms of, you know, resisting against that one word order and in terms of fighting for use on rights. and on the other hand, you know, since 988 after the ussr, you know, it's in america has enjoyed like one more lo

in that same year of 1848, change roiled the west. that vast territory stretching past the mississippi river. gold was discovered in california, the u.s. annexed the vast oregon territory, and also claimed what is now are enormous southwest as spoils from the mexican american war. the rush to the new frontier began in earnest. the west differed from the rest of america and significant ways that affected women's positions, starting with demography. until the turn of the century, white men significantly outnumbered white women there, particularly in towns and cities. and women's scarcity increased their value. overall supply and demand. so, far less popular than in the east, the west was also home to the great majority of the country's native american, hispanics and asians, which conditioned the white anglo-saxon protestant women, who dominated at least early migration, to be cast as maternal civilize or's among savages in an alleged wilderness. indeed, the west quickly became a showcase for the virtuous homemaker in her snug cabin. she

he talked a lot about russia having lots of allies in the west. many of the people in the western countries do you know, resonate with what the russia stands for. but according to large human pollutant, washington leads everything that they do ultimately serves that own very, very narrow interest. and he believes that this is going to continue for some time . he predicted that the next decade is probably going to be one of the most dangerous decades since world war 2. nevertheless, he tried to reassure both the vol die audience. and i think global audience is that russia on the stands is responsibility before the rest of the world. that it will act responsibly, 1st and foremost as a, as a nuclear nation. and that it wants to secure and nothing more than its own security interest security and national interest here is exactly what the russian president has to say. meet you when you go to, then you go. and if we have never said anything about the possible use of nuclear weapons by russia, but tony him to the state of western countries and that is not

to import into the west, broadly defined here is the land west of the mississippi river, homesteaders more capable farmers, institutions of higher education, and a railroad. doing so required moving concentrating, and are controlling the native american population. historians see that as an expansion of the federal government scope and power, just at the civil war and reconstruction proved to be a. and also continue those early policies of movement concentration, control. and also reflected lincoln's past, present, and possible future. he was westerner hula -- his entire life until he left springfield for washington d. c.. he was born, raised, and lived in the west he look to the west. on his last day obviously he didn't know it be hbcus's last day even if stephen spielberg did. he talked of the west with mary lincoln. he talked of the west with skyler cold facts, the speaker of the house who is about to go west. he was indeed thinking of the west not in the way he should have, but perhaps in the only way he could have at the time. we all al-ata elliott west for his article the greate

in 1991, the west thought that russia would never rise after such shocks and would fall to pieces on its own. it is almost happened. we remember the horrible 19 nineties hungry, but the cold and hopeless. yeah. but russia remained standing, came alive, grew stronger, and occupied its rightful place in the world. in the meanwhile, the west continued and continues looking for another chance to strike a blow at us to weaken and break up russia. it was that which they have always dreamed about with the divider, state and center peoples against each other, and condemned them to harvard and extinction with them. they cannot rest easy knowing that there is such a great country with this huge territory in the world with its natural wealth resources and people who cannot and will not do some one else is bidding. we were nearing. the west is ready to cross every line to preserve the neo colonial system, which allows it to live off the world to plunder it. thanks to the domination of the dollar and technology to collect an actual tribute from humanity to extract its primary source of unearned pr

dominance of the 2nd west. but at the end, why sad that he hopes that pragmatism will win and the west will be able to get back to the dialogue with the rest of the world. well, the focus of this year is vol. di forum was the outlook of a post hedge, a monic world. guests from 41 countries attended the annual events with the russian presidents, also taking questions in morrison. 3 hour session. earlier, we talk to our freeman, co director of the geopolitical economy research group. and he told us that the world is currently going through a period of change. i think the world is now to a big, huge turning point. i think it's, it's comparable to the, the opening of the last 2 was certainly comparable to the dissolution of the soviet union. my argument, which i'm trying to convince people of here, i don't know. i think people began to listen is that this is actually a sign of the weakness of the west. the figure i love that i gave was that in 197475 percent of the world's growth was a point with accounted for. but

and any differences is essentially what the modern west is. all about what stands behind this is the 1st of all is the decaying creative potential of the west and a desire to restrain and block the free development of other civilization. so it's probably not as we to like to visit is disappearing with it is also an openly mercantile interest, of course, by opposing their values, consumption, habits, and standardization of orders. our opponents, i'll be careful with words, are trying to expand markets for their products. the goal on this truck is ultimately they primitive cursory it's notable. the west proclaims the universal value of its culture and world view therapy meet you and miss which enters up with your spiritual even e will contouring even if they do not say so openly, which they actually often do. they behave as if this is so that it's a fact of life, liberty, and the policy they pursue is designed to show that these values must be unconditionally accepted by all the members of the international community. in fact, to re weigh a polit

uh, this is exactly what the so -called west has put on the line. uh in my game, but the game is definitely dangerous, well, bloody, and i would say dirty. it denies the sovereignty of countries and peoples, their originality and uniqueness do not put in any way that the interests of other states, in any case, if it is not directly said about denial, but in practice this is exactly what is carried out in life. eh, as if no one except those who formulate these very rules, about which i said have no right to original development, everyone else should. to be combed under these very rules in this regard, let me remind you of russia's proposals to western partners to build confidence and build a system of collective security in december last year once again they were simply thrown aside, but in the modern world it is unlikely to sit out to sow the wind. as they say, the crisis will reap a storm, indeed, it has acquired a global character. it affects everyone. eh, there is no need to harbor any illusions in front of humanity now, in fact, there are two wa

the west is in agony. the only civilization and hand out labels. who is civilized, and who is not realized before the attack of new civilizations of new centers, that is, this is the gradation of russian civilization , barbarism and savagery. this is about different civilizations. just different and our famous philosopher and historian danilevsky. uh, he's russian said that there is not only one civilization, but there are many of them and in this respect. the west refuses to recognize that there is specialization because of its limit. he calls us all savagery , barbarism, what is not like him, so they are trying to establish themselves as the only criterion of civilization. and we have our own east slavic civilization , there is islamic, there is indian chinese, and now we are talking about giving battle to this unipolar russian civilization in order to establish diversity and multipolar peace. this is the most important thing, this is now a field of struggle, with which it is struggling in life and blink

he said that typical of the west is a quote, the continuous blindness of superiority everywhere. and it continues to this day, which upholds the belief that vast regions everywhere on a planet should develop a mature to the level of present day western systems neglect. he said this in 1978 of the one. nothing has changed. don't mean if next up at least you seems with my good then shape amino the process. you push the pull yoga over the nearly 50 years since then, the blindness about which soldier nixon spoke and which is only racist. a neo colonial has a quite especially distorted forms in particular after the emergence of the so called unipolar world. what my referring to my belief in one's infallibility is very dangerous. it's only one step away from the desire of the infallible, to destroy those they do not like or as they say, to cancel them. just think about the meaning of this word. how can you get at mimic, will. the weight of louis secretary was not even at the very peak of the cold war. the peak of the confrontation of the 2 systems ideologies and military rivalry do not

dominance of the 2nd west. but at the end, why sad that he hopes that pragmatism will win and the west will be able to get back to the dialogue with the rest of the world. or journalist and strategic affairs expert coming to con alma, shrieking, doubles down on how to reconcile the differences in the world. there is no doubt that the dialogue is the only solution if we on a piece in the world it eventually it comes through the dialogue and the sooner the better that doesn't mean like the sooner they come to the dialogue, it is better. and if we talk about the ukranian situation, the whole rest is going to suffer and suffering while on the other hand, i don't see that ratio is happy with this war. nobody should be happy. nobody. ready happy with the law. so if the solution is dialogue, then it should be the sooner the better and die has to be on the equal basis. this is not the time to impose is june electric power. it is not the time and no world is changed. the power dimension as james. now america can see ther

conclusions about the future of cooperation with the west. it is becoming obvious that any food deal should be concluded without the participation of the west, including its mediation, read, speculative price setting, and with affective international control of supplies to the countries in real need . russian ships are attacked as they attempt to defend the agreed upon corridors. the west essentially turns the deal into a grain in port scheme and rushes the bad guy for suspending the deal. the logic here is questionable to say the least we heard from former nigerian presses angela aspirant or the new garb. the 2nd who says that russia offer suit, provide grain and to africa, the shoes it cares about the situation on the continent. the last time i've been the last, we need to be in africa, grossly different in what you did not really need to do without rain. that during the rainy season we have so many floors. so many of you don't have to so much to what off. so we will get additional, you know, who got multiple depend on you to be able to some

the west has nothing comparable. so when you put all of this together, what, what, what you're seeing is that nato is beginning to recognize that it's just the white elephant. and it, it has no more relevance to the 21st century. but you know, the parallel as us on the eve of world war 2, united states still had a horse cavalry and a horse calgary was no longer, no longer relevant to war. all right, gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break. and after that, show franklin continue our discussion on the conflict in ukraine state with our a blue a o in 2022. the italian government approved a package of military aid to ukraine. coordination with nita to help ukrainians defend themselves and fight back about 150000000 euro as well. i make a week, almost. even i told me, bombs are hearing all the same nato and the u. f with the one that people will die just for make money. the one that had been yes because while you mess you got 3 on it or if you got and things are complete, i mean there's water damage. you thought if y

the west is desperate to maintain its dominion over the world order.tering the most dangerous decade since the second world war in the german personal income tax emphasized that vladim? putin accused the west of oppressing other countries, the article says that moscow really wanted to.

so loaded in the west was formed mid 11 months before victory day. ah, when it became clear that the red army could manage on its own, ah ah, throughout most of the war, the americans and the british were confronting 10 german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions by themselves. with honda. so the addition died from fund nice dodge into mobile homes or cruise the distant data. so editor, again, traffic death, i lose read me. the one that i gave ist dusty died under vest front in the bed threatened in minnesota, then creek in england or america. that certainly i am bandon shook life, certain to dodge now with a creaking. rutland dave for bend at an angle from daughter via our phone politician. good. the scope is for rod for more i listen, positioning is from to gone. mr. praken and in march 1945 britain and the u. s. inter into secret negotiations with germany to negotiate the surrender of german forces in northern italy. is of it on the smithy, common natalie and darker state. thank you. name is will d

the 2nd west. but at the end, why sad that he hopes that pragmatism will win and the west will be able to get back to the dialogue with the rest of the world. lot of important information. there are 2 maria phenomena. thank you so much for joining us and taking us through that speech. the focus of this years of all the forum and moscow, which president putin addressed was the outlook of a post hedge, a monic world guess from $41.00 countries attended the annual discussion club with the russian president, also taking questions in a 3 hour session. we spoke to a former member of the most open parliament who told us people in moldova to favorably on the prospect of talks with russia on key issues. young people to see what you see for you. i'll give you a figure from the surveys i've accessed with 85 percent of them, although the population support the countries constant and guaranteed neutrality. 85 percent agree that our president must come to moscow and talk to vladimir putin on a number of issues. i

oh, eyes very supportive of the west. and these are significant countries, and hope that by itself is very important. they're not in line with washington's demands that the world condemn russia. how significant is that? go ahead one. ah, is very significant on this clarification about the world order that was established after the cold war. that of liberal hedge monet, folks around the united states has come to an end. and so again, we see that the rest of the world and not supporting down to russian sanctions is pretty much on nato. plus a handful of countries square, joined to sanctions. and is quite significant because i think it's approximately 85 percent of the world now live in country who haven't sanctioned russia. on the contrary, you see the opposite top happening. you see s e o expanding which is to some high corporation organization. you said the brakes now expanding, taking more competencies. so, and again, this doesn't mean that they the same support, russia, again, vast majority do not, but they also do not s

and the only way the west can really escalate is to go new killer. because for, for the everson in ever since the end of the cold war, the united states have been fighting herds been in the middle east. ok. they don't have that conventional capacity. and that's why you go from selling used or giving use jump to the ukrainians. all the way to the ultimate weapon, and that's the west has done that, not russia. go ahead. well, we've got the added complication, peter. the nato is in the process of practicing nuclear bombardment in europe. yep . under the rubric of steadfast noon, which it does every year. and this actually, when i was at nato, i worked with the us mission to data from 2008 to 2011. when i retired from the foreign servers. and this drove home to me, the absurdity of the whole prospect of nato being, you know, a meaningful participate in any european conflict that involved the russian federation. because back in the day when they designed these plans, nato was in west germany. the worship courses were in east germany, and you could lie a fe

he critique the west and it's neal liberal ideology. any made it clear, no one can sit out the coming storm facing the international system. a you might look and you live most schools. if you look on the initial be one of them not to get a b, i was going to use them, but by the one you would, you do do or 2. but you also still listed on those a what i see the student both is the little gear motivation to bob with help headlines and the national as moscow warns, the un broker grading export deal is unlikely to remain feasible without russia involvement, requesting a un security council meeting that has right now underway, following a large scale of ukrainian drone attack on the russian ship with the head of the e. u central bank says all time high inflation in the euro zone has come out of nowhere but claims the russian president for most your government and insurgents from the northern t gray region to hold our highest level peace talks since.

he critique the west in its meal liberal ideology, and he made it clear. no one can sit out the coming storm facing be international system. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, martin j and mera cash. he's an award winning journalist, and commentator, and in budapest we have george samuel lee. he's a podcast at the gaggle which can be found on youtube and the locals. are gentlemen cross up rules. in fact, that means you can jump any time you want, and i would appreciate it. take care to start out with you in budapest, here before we talk about what vladimir putin had to say at the annual di discussion group, i was thinking as we started here, is it so much is commented about what, who has never said and, and very little is commented on what he actually says here. so that's my segue into his commentary. was very interesting commentary on the west and it's ideology, neoliberalism. and i think was also kind of a sermon on how the west is portrayed the enlightenment. you're absolutely right. it's because the way the media presented in

they represent an alternative to the west and the west cannot accept that. they cannot accept that anyone else can do, do it better because the, the west is failing and that's why we have so many countries around the world that will not condemn russia for the, for the military operation and ukraine. go ahead, anthony. yes, that's correct. he said, i have to concur with wall street and said say fall i if you look at the situation regarding my media and sexy and the u. k. is absolutely impossible to have them. so if you are regarding your crime, it's actually the golf course. it's both list to the course we've had the situation where does it matter which prime minister is empower whether it is or a strong civil this strauser will be here at the center becoming next. i don't just a book the policy on the train, under course these big calls for general election of the u. k. i learned, behold the like the policy of going to exactly the same policy on the crane and russia, a disaster situation. and did i ever asked the people, are you trying to book a walk, but i

in the west for hoping that he was just going to go east. and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah, yes. now, you media visits deploy smear to melting, you know them fumes in a book that probably natalie she radiates. your showcase in a ways w boy. ah, [000:00:00;00] a quote on my chair, the says, laura doesn't want that extra mom, but i know it's up under that whole the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. r e. okay. and france had stalled because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british greenland, a german march to the east. and despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to act in the east and shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory and europe today, we must principally think of russia that colossal empire in the east is rife, the dissolution of my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in 925, that the real goal is to tak

in the west, we tend to mirror image thinking other nations will think and act like we do. but the truth is that putting doesn't see the world, the same as joe biden, and biden doesn't see the world the same as the landscape regardless of how and when this war ends. it won't be pretty because we're almost never brings about clear cut solution to these conflict of interest. and that's the bottom line. ah ah, ah ah. as more people admit to suffering from anxiety and depression to day al jazeera well meets women using art and dance therapy to address that problems, are sensors and dates to the works. and if we are not training our senses, we lose the words and trust me that goal, you can do it until you are 90, are under the colors of healing on al jazeera lou.

, in security was regulated for the west. essentially, the cold war didn't end. it was, they told russia, the cold war ended for you. and, you know, need to do all these things, but for us we will continue without war mentality. and that's, and we've come to the logic, logical situation today in seeing what's happening in ukraine unfortunately. and the germans could have done better in europe. it's like, well, we cannot talk loudly because of ice you softly, softly. they were the ones against giving a membership action plan. ukraine on a membership. actually, they didn't nothing about it. and the ukrainian on asking for mo, from new to mr. group to discuss the issue of german, our product, german rationality after a short break, which we need to take right now, but we'll be back in just a few moments. ah, a ah, with ah, a welcome back to was the price mr. up to a senior fellow at the washington base institute for china, america study. it's a good thing before the break we. it touched upon the issue of german rationality and it

it was the so called west, the trampled on the principle of the in viability of borders. and now it is deciding at its own discretion, who has the right of self determination and who does not, who is unworthy of it is unclear what their decisions are based on, or who gave them the right to decide in the 1st place. they just assumed it what your moon, this is why the choice of the people in crimea so vast to pull the netscape ganske zappa rosena and her son makes them so furiously angry. the west does not have any moral right to way in or even utter a word about freedom of democracy. it does not in it. never did you believe that nearly western at least not only deny national sovereignty and international law. there hegan mooney has pronounced features of totalitarianism. it despotism and apartheid. and they brazenly divide the world into their vassals. the so called civilized countries and all the rest, who according to designs of today's western races, should be added to the list of barbarians and savages. false labels, they grow country or authoritarian regime are alread