Comments by "" (@thomasherrin6798) on "US and Saudi Arabia Relations: Part 1 || Peter Zeihan" video.

  1. Yes, that's the imponderable, why hasn't he got his cleft stick yet, and fireworks for special occasions!?!
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  2. ​ @AtheismF7W  It will be quite a while as economic renewables are two decades away, unless they have a battle with one of their neighbours, that might make things more complicated!?!
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  3. ​ @nonyabidnezz462  I was wondering if it was going to be a back handed compliment when Peter mentioned some of the names, being British and all, but he didn't clout them with the back hand, as far as I could fathom anyway, it was a little surreal at that point in proceedings, I can't imagine why he holds them in such high regard but I suppose he knows more about US politics than I, and without an explanation which doesn't look like it's forthcoming, I will remain slightly (They are not "my" politicians) perplexed!?!
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  4. I refer you to the Sabine Hossenfelder channel, Peter just might say "It's cool" as we stare at the floor awaiting the tumbleweeds to pass!?!
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  5. I don't know the full ins and outs of it but the split appeared inevitable due to the various shenanigans going on previously and at the time and like the other oil states they wanted to grab control of the money, they will have a good run while the oil is there and will revert back when it's not, none of the oil states has done enough to ensure they will progress afterwards, they will become unsustainable!?!
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  6. Well, not now!?!
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  7. "We" would actually call him a "Millennial" mainly for the irony on a number of levels (If you read the posts), but then, that's us Brits!?!
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  8. ​ @skp8748 ......or Trump the "possible" jailbird, if he gets five years that's a life sentence!?!
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  9. .....it's just a petty Russian ploy to try and disrupt the supply lines, why the two Belarus helicopters were not shot down by Poland was slack though, Turkey would have blasted them!?!
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  10. Yes they did, but they countered that by dropping the price of oil and making it uneconomical for the US to carry out most of the shale extraction, but then other events took over and the oil price shot up so everybody, who produced oil was happy, well as happy as you can be!?!
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  11. ​ @erlandhov1409  Germany greatly miscalculated Russia for decades and furnished them with the capital to start the wars, the Obama administration and Mainland Europe (Apart from the UK and Baltics and Nordics, who were sidelined!) compounded that with its lacklustre response to the Donbas and Crimea invasions. US led NATO did however start training the Ukrainians following the 2014 invasion and the US did signal to Ukraine that Russia was due to invade Ukraine through Belarus and Crimea, which Ukraine dismissed at the time and resulted in them being caught with their pants down. The US, UK , Baltic and Nordic countries initially did exceptionally well in supplying aid for defence and humanitarian purposes against the Russia horde. If the US had not intervened in the conflict (Which is in Europe) with the slow German (Due to the energy dependency) and French (Due to its own interests) response, Ukraine would have lost the war in 2022. Mainland Europe is finally (After majorly being cut off from Russian energy) getting its act together in 2023, with the sterling US effort, which will aid all democratic European Countries and promote strength against the Autocratic regimes. The US will be better served with its allies in Europe increasing its defence due to the Russian invasion, however to have strong allies it should strike trade deals with Europe and resist ties with Autocratic States, this is the best policy in the long run!?!
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  12. Autocrats versus the World!?!
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