Comments by "bj0rn" (@TheLivirus) on "Glenn Diesen" channel.

  1. Very enlightening. I've never seen Glenn sit and just listen for so long. I would have done the same.
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  2. Very important discussion. Thanks for continuously challenging my views.
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  3. Mearsheimer didn't blame Russia. He used the Cuban missile crisis as a historical example to illustrate that no great power accepts that a neighbor forms a military alliance with another great power. His point is that this reality must be considered by NATO (an alliance led by USA) when it responds to the wishes of states (such as Ukraine, neighbor of Russia) to join its alliance. The similar "Turkey crisis" experience by Russia only adds more substance to this argument.
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  4. Miriam shows a very sober and frank perspective. She should be a model for other European politicians.
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  5. The Swedish people let NATO entry happen because the propaganda and censorship was very effective.
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  6. Holy moly! Wilkerson must have been given a truth serum!
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  7. Thank you, I feel less insane now. Wow was that a release.
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  8. In Swedish news there has been this recurring narrative about a "shadow fleet" of Russian ships, suspected to carry out military missions under the flag of private business. Under this narrative, several Russian ships have been stopped for investigation. Nothing substantial has been presented, but the narrative lives on. This is madness. All rules and reason has gone out of the window, justified as necessary given the supposed overwhelming threat from Russia.
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  9. Positioning and messaging of EU politicians often seems way too coordinated to be genuinely bottom-up.
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  10. Slow and steady. New Ukrainian children are born each day.
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  11. Important work by Glenn. Doing the job our politicians refuse.
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  12. Interesting that Hudson thinks Jeffrey Sachs participated in plundering of the USSR. Sachs himself says he was deceived by the neocons, who quickly switched strategy from economic development to economic warfare. Bait and switch basically.
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  13. I have this growing fear that the solution to the dilemma is that the war is perpetuated by Europe, independent of America. This way Trumpists are happy, because America pulls out, neocons are happy because Russia continues to bleed, and Eurocrats are happy because the 'Russian threat' makes them seem relevant.
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  14. Interesting. Douglas seems to paint a picture of a powerful but aimless America being used as an attack dog to the benefit of British interests.
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  15. I just listened to the Swedish minister of defense claiming that no Swedes were hurt in the explosion near Poltava and that this is surely disinformation spread by Russia. Is he right? I have no idea.
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  16. Super interesting discussion with Col. Wilkerson, as always.
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  17. Obama should have got the Nobel speech price, not the peace price.
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  18. It seems to me Israel is trying to escalate to the point where US has no choice but to intervene.
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  19. Nuking Iran to prevent their development of nuclear weapons? Their stupidity never cease to amaze me.
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  20. Good cop Trump, Bad cop Biden. Yeah, I don't think Putin falls for that.
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  21. Evarist offers an intersting perspective, but the notion of Malta as a western bastion against Islam and Orthodox Christianity seems in tension with immigration policy. If Western nations are afraid of eastern influence, why are their politicians so welcoming to migrants from these regions?
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