Danny Haiphong interviews Scott Ritter
Scott Ritter: GAME OVER for Ukraine as Russia Defeats the Neocon Agenda
Former UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter discusses what he learned traveling to Russia and how reality on the ground completely contradicts the neocons' narrative of Russia's weakness, spelling doom for their agenda in Ukraine. Independent media is under attack. Support this channel by subscribing on Patreon!
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^3000US citizens have no real political representation.
We don't live in a democracy. And our freedom is disappearing fast.
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Would anybody in the genuine Left be so kind as to explain what Mr. S.R. is referring to, starting at about 7:40 ? Was USSR not sanctioned enough ? Was USSR even more dependent on energy exports (and so on) ?
Would anybody explain why is Mr. S.R. so enthusiastic about Democracy (only to turn around and say „we’re ignorant”), when giving power to the masses means giving them the chance to vote against themselves, and while none of the big fans of Democracy utter a peep about schooling the masses ?
What emerges is the fact that the US has become highly irrelevant. Its only significance is the threat of its over-abundant military resources. Fear, not admiration, is what determines other people’s view of the States. One never knows if another H-bomb may appear on the scene to show the US’s preponderance. Ritter mentions the ‘Russian ‘soul’, as expressed in its many cultural products from the novel “War and Peace” to Shostakovich’s music in “Aleksandr Nevski”. That ‘soul’ is not restricted to Russia alone, it exists in the Middle East and Africa and to a certain extent remains in Europe from… Read more »