i think the west very naive lee. they can, they could do anything and, and nothing's gonna happen there. and at some point, people are going to stand up whether that's and i think this is actually a good way, good thing. and i think that's giving a, they're actually speaking up not just for russia, but in a way there's speaking up for a lot of these countries that have seen their countries completely destroyed by the endless boards that are prepared in the, in the africa and the middle east and south america, indonesia era, the asian pacific area. i mean, really somebody needed to voice up and stand up to do some, you know, sovereign countries and, and that really was not taken place in the west kind of position them for me. but what you said it was so important because janice, so we have been lugens, i mean that they were fighting for that for so long and losing a lot of their citizens in the process here. dennis, it's really interesting to bring up the words sovereignty because, you know, for per 8 years the, what

nice the west . but things will move along in a few months and 6 months that the sanctions will really bite in russia 6 months from now. when stocks of, of materials are already usa. when there is a conventionally using your logic gilbert, they have to admit that they were wrong, right? they sanctions were wrong, they hurt themselves. you think they have the political will to do that? the people in power today know, but i think it is are safe guess that many of these people will no longer be in power in 4 to 6 months from now. the troubles in western europe will begin in the heating season, mid september, october, where some of the more volatile political movements shayhan france, warren, germany begin to take their, their effect on the stability of the governments and car of the presidency of the fall of johnson. and of my crone stick setback, i think it pays away for the fall of the german government, very nicely developed counted yesterday on the, on johnson's pending for retirement. with john, th

in the west. and this is something that is actually happening at the moment already. and this is a good sign because it means that the west has a strarategy not only for wees but for months. a good sign. thank you so much more. it's liana roman also. and all of you. if you're watching this show to the point, if you have any comments, you can

the west is doing. a forest johnson was brought up because it got it correct me if i'm wrong, but he was headed to the conservative party. but in the last waning days of this agony of his a premiership, he was talking about that masculinity and the glasgow conference. you talk about, we need to be more feminine than what i think voters didn't expect that from a conservative leader. maybe i'm wrong. no. because he, he was a bit old in the respect that he came from that classic conservative background. the elite ism of being eaten. not many people in britain, even know the johnson isn't really even english. he's russian greek, turkish, and french. we rolled into one. so he's an old character, but he played up very much the lift and i think that's because really, if you look at the winning blow of his last election, where he had almost a landside was, was the huge contingent of old labor voters. the voted for him, the cross that line, you know, because they wanted to get breaks it, done. the tories, what h

what is the west west is the you 2726 countries, and america, and canada and what, what is the west? what can it do now in with his huge subject, it's very much on his own. and it has to keep on banging the strum and going on about the liberal values. but the truth is, we don't even believe in the liberal values ourselves anymore. you know, democracy, free speech, human rights, just look at what we're doing to people look at the junior sand case. you know, look at the number of journalists are being arrested in europe for reporting on the war and ukraine. but role to that, the january 6 rioters. yeah. yeah. so you know that this, this edge that we had is gone. you know, we're looking at a new recent new world order. and china and russia are actually beginning to make it very, to the whole. well, that is an alternative out, you know, i think it was the longer we go wrong though with these ideas, the law that the west is exposed to being more corrupt and corruptions. now, really a huge factor. now when we look at ukraine, when we look at china, i mean, how can you mentioned china witho

i think the west very naive lee. they can, they could do anything and, and nothing's going to happen then. and at some point, people are going to stand up whether that's and i think this is actually in a good way. and i think that's giving a, they're actually speaking up not just for russia, but in a way they're speaking up for a lot of these countries that have seen their countries completely destroyed by the endless war that occurred in the, in the africa and the middle east. and south america, indonesia, era, the asian pacific area, i mean, really somebody needed to voice up and stand up to do some, you know, sovereign countries and, and that really was not taking place in the west, kind of position them for me that what you said are so important because janice, so we have been lugens mean that they were fighting for that for so long and losing a lot of their citizens in the process here. dennis, it's really interesting to bring up the words sovereignty because, you know, for per 8 years the, what you had to go th

reproducing the patterns of the past, clear evidence of the low quality of the current elites in the west is their inability to solve the basic social economic and political problems of their countries. and then with what amazing ease they create situations that, in principle, are fraught with a direct military clash of the great powers and which in past eras led to world wars. the most recent examples of this are expressed in the words of the same henry kisinger strategic indulgence. this is nancy palace's demand that russia officially be a nuclear superpower , a permanent member of the un security council and a country without dialogue, with which many problems of international security and the economy cannot be resolved, the status of a state sponsor of terrorism. and this despite the fact that sooner or later the united states. we will have to conduct a dialogue with russia both on ukraine and on european security issues and on the problems of the middle east and on strategic stability and on many other topics. or her own nancy palace a maniacal desire to fly to visit taiwan, despite

what about the west? well, we're still not sure why the, the lessons were properly learned because of germany. and when we speak about germany is to having a huge problem with russian guess something rich morris was more it's was talking about. so the dependency is so immense over 50 percent of a german guess comes from russia. and we cannot solve this problem here in germany. fast enough and ukraine needs a germany actually to stop buying russian gas because every dollar, every euro that germany pays for. it goes then probably to russian weapons to the russian army and is then turned against a crane. so there are still lessons to be learned and quickly. i would like just a few words if i may, to the, to the people living now in the occupied territories in the south or in the east, in the east. it's a different different story because much part of don't boss or some part of it was already occupied in 2014, but it was a 1000, it's a completely new situation and nobody knows how ukrainians living the those

and global south rushes game is the west, los ah cross sucking the west split with rush. i'm joined by my guess, url rasmussen in minneapolis. he's the executive vice president of the racial center in brussels. we have gilbert carro, he is an independent, political analyst, and author of memoirs. i'm an ex pat manager in moscow. during the 19 ninety's and in logan suite, cross to janice wood, conan, he is chief editor of m. b media. i gentleman cross sack rose to the fact that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciated gilbert. let me go to you 1st and brussels that i paint too much of a pessimistic picture in my introduction. the end to brush is 300 year relationship with the west because the sanctions, at least the american ones will probably never come and go away. europe. we'll see how it goes. they are very, very much divided and is that as long as they are divided, those sanctions won't go away. this split is real and it's meaningful. and i don't see it mending for at least a generation. is that hyperbole on my part gilbert. well, i think it's exa

but that sort of the purposes of the west economic crisis came out of the west. ok. and then you know, we have this situation meeting this year. and the west doesn't want to participate in having global solutions get maybe you don't like what's going on in ukraine. but i think everybody is concerned, we don't want to have feminine african, i mean, i think it shows the lock maturity coming from the west because it's ideologically possess. yeah, it's, i'd love to be possessed with his own narrative, which i think is straight to the fraud. you know, they're, they're, they're obsessed with having their own gender and their own identity or role. but it's interesting on the role of africa could be critical in and then game in ukraine because what's gonna happen the next few weeks a couple months is that some of these are countries in africa are suffering. and the 1st person they're going to turn to a certain situation. they were turner's european union, brussels, which has been bang on a drum so long now. you know, we can help you with trade in a, you could reform with hum

well how fragile the union was especially in the far west? so he initiated the sweeping purge of federal officials about 1500 of them in total and he replaced them all with reliable unionists. this include included firing the southern-born governor and the secretary of new mexico the exact same guys who oversaw the passage of the territory slave code in addition to firing basically all the friends who were in all the friends of william gwyn. who were in california is patronage positions. much harder to lead a rebellion in the rep in the west when you no longer really hold power there. now an equally important factor in a resting rebellion in the far west was ironically the position that the region's pro slavery leaders took it's what i wait and see separatism. so rather than provoke outright rebellion, they basically preferred to cheer the confederacy from a nice safe distance. once the confederacy triumphed then they would launch a movement for an independent republic on the pacific coast. i mean at least this was their plan. and at one poin

it is impossible for the west to deal with it.-a, but let's hope that, er, soon all this er, that is, the smell will understand soon, that even if it will be, this is a very good story with the turbine, when, after all, the canadians sent the turbine, and russia they skali's passport, er, it's the west, it means i have a russian, or what's not, said the problem of u we do not know when. yes, the west must understand that if we make one concession, it is a request. that is, russia will demand other concessions, and ram will demand this concession. turkey will need this stack. let me say that they cannot yes, that is, at the expense of ukraine, at the expense of other countries, at the expense of the west, these countries could not sit on a few chairs, the west should be united and should help ukraine more, well, we criticized turkey , of course. intermediary and platform and negotiations, how would the negotiations go? yes, but they are going to the world in general, no, for obvious reasons, this has already been said many times, b

-- on west virginia and the entire country. that's why he got his ship, a v.a. hospital and national guard reserve center named after him. most recently because of woody, our v.a. medical centers were saved. his testimony ended the air commission which would have turned three of our four west virginia v.a. medical centers into urgent care centers as well as countless others across the nation. and really in rural america. rural veterans would not have been served. every veteran in the nation can thank woody for saving their v.a. hospital. woody was with me when i was governor and helped so much as we stood up to the cabinet secretary for veterans affairs. then he was the founding member of my senate veterans advisory group where he led efforts to clean up the clarksburg and beckly v.m.c.'s. he helped get the first fisher house. i remember we called ken fisher. ken came in, met with woody and it was over. it was going to be done. it was that quick. it was unbelievable. and i know it gave so much solace to the family when you got

virginia, and woody williams of west virginia. before i begin today, i want to recognize members of woody's family. here today with the family, recognize them and thank you for being here and thank you for sarg sharing woody and we are here to respect all veterans and their families and pay respect to the last living world war ii medal of honor recipient and to the family, i want to say this, you're the legacy he was most proud of, all of you, and i'm honored would welcome and senator capito and i both are welcoming you, which is woody's legacy still here and thank you. but we'll respect his wishes and his wishes basically were all veterans and families to respect to the last living world war ii recipients. he quieted those on the sand of iwo jima. he's gone, but the ideals he lived by are not. his love of family, faith and service to country above all. general george patent said it's foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died, rather shall we should thank god that such men lived. >> woody lived every day given a second chance an

west? well, i'm actually not that interested in definitions if i can say so because in a way that you can play the definition game forever and you still wouldn't succeed in it. i said the west is obviously a geographical construct but more importantly a philosophical political social and cultural construct. um, we i think everyone in this room knows what the roots of it are anyone who thinks that it doesn't exist should just i know stand anywhere in china. china is china, but it's definitely not the west so it's one of those things you certainly know it when you see it, even if you don't want to get bogged down and definitions. and but all of us could give our own descriptions of the west i think is a obvious philosophical political. tradition an incredibly rich tradition and and yes. getting but i always fear getting stuck on on exactly what the west is because then we get stuck on terms and once people get stuck on terms. they often can't get start off them again. so well, let me let me p

west? what can it do now in with his huge subject, it's very much on his own. and it has to keep on banging the strum and going on about the liberal values. but the truth is, we don't even believe in the liberal values ourselves anymore. you know, democracy, free speech, human rights, just look at what we're doing to people look at the junior sam case. you know, look at the number of journalists are being arrested in europe for reporting on the war and ukraine. but role to that, the january 6 rioters. yeah, yeah. so you know that this, this edge that we had is gone. you know, we're looking at a new recent new world order. and china and russia are actually beginning to make it very here to the whole world. there is an alternative out, you know, and i think the longer we go on though with these ideas, the more that the worse is exposed to being more corrupt than it ever was in a corruption is now really a huge factor. now when we look at ukraine, when we look at china, i mean, how can you men

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and to see that as a model and so on, the west understands, i wish the people the west understand that they no longer be the sensor. then we're going to continue with this, these appeals to exceptionalism. and for that, for that to well, i guess the big question is, can we survive the, the period after the american century, we're all going to find out because it's not happening right now gentlemen, that's all the time we have here. i want to thank my guess and cali with that and assemble and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c and next time, remember cross ok. so called enhanced interrogation techniques by us officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long for the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating. nobody clean things on you. you are doing it through your now we started adopting those techniques when i was stationed in mosul, among them wordpress positions, sleep deprivation. and using i prefer, mia is already beginning to be evidence that th

the west understands average the people, the west understand that they no longer be the sensor that we're going to continue with this, these appeals to exceptionalism. and for that, for that to well, i guess the big question is, can we survive the, the period after the american center? we're all going to find out because it's not happening right now gentlemen, that's all the time we have here. i want to thank my guests in college, but that's that and assemble and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c a next time. remember, cross with the so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by us officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position, you can take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating. nobody clean things around you. you want to doing it to. now we started adopting those techniques when i was station and mosul among them were stress positions, sleep deprivation and usually type of therm. yeah. there's already beginning to be evidence that these old tec

is in charge of basic training this summer for new freshmen comes to west point.job. >> i do. >> what it is like, they are filing in. is this a moment off for them to enjoy fireworks. >> this is one of the highlights of cadet basic train, their first week, they have been under a lot of stress, this is a time to enjoy themselves, and celebrate the country we all want to serve. >> we had a chance to talk this week, he is going to his sense why are year. i love for you to share what inspired you. >> so, i came to the united states military academy for my grandfather, robert la blank, a university of new hampshire professor on the plane to california for a conference, on september 11 he boarded flight 175 out of logan airport, when his death left for my family, a profound impact. >> what has it meant to your parents, took this step as a way to honor him. >> they they're proud. >> they are in new jersey, do they visit you, can they? >> they come visit all of the time, it was good, my plead year, they brought me food. >> that is the college experiencing. everything else

is absolutely false, they believe that the west already helps ukraine more than i could help in the current situation, especially now when the hostilities are local, i believe that all ukrainian opinions that ukraine is a shield of the west are completely illegitimate, because russia will not fight with nato, the conflict between ukraine and russia is exclusively an internal ukrainian conflict, if russia even seizes the entire territory of ukraine, it will simply increase the territory of aggression by several areas . however, it will not imagine a greater threat than now, taking into account that nato is a nuclear bloc, it is necessary to remember all this, it is necessary to remember that the west does not have many conventional weapons from this simple point of view, it is cool, so how is there an atomic bloc, the nuclear bloc has always been preparing for a nuclear war, so the west helps us at full capacity, but this does not mean that the war we are waging will not continue for a long time, because russia also has the opportunity to continue it in the form in which it is going