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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Washington’s aggressive foreign policy blunders have backed the White House into an absolute geostrategic trap in West Asia. Every single aggressive move to force regional concessions only deepens the administration’s isolation as traditional allies like Saudi Arabia actively hedge their bets elsewhere. Pepe Escobar argued that Moscow and... show more

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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇻🇪 PEPE ESCOBAR ON VENEZUELA, IRAN, & UKRAINE - A NEW WORLD ORDER? I’ve said on multiple occasions that after Maduro’s capture, and with the severe weakening of Iran and their proxies, it’s become very difficult to criticize the capabilities of the U.S military and their intelligence. Well, Pepe Escobar disagrees, and he disagrees with many of my stances, including whether the Iranian regime will survive the current protests. In this conversation we discuss: •⁠ ⁠Who betrayed Maduro within his inner circle •⁠ ⁠What the future of Venezuela looks like •⁠ ⁠Is Iran next •⁠ ⁠Will the Iranian regime survive •⁠ ⁠And what all this means for the ongoing war in Ukraine Pepe Escobar regularly visits China, Russia, Iran, Lebanon, Venezuela, and even Yemen, and has deep knowledge on those regions, so I hope you enjoy his insights as much as I have. 03:02 - Venezuela intervention framed as reckless move tied to petrodollar collapse 06:11 - Venezuelan security chief demoted amid suspicions of internal betrayal 08:50 - Regime change vs U.S. interests: democracy not the real objective 11:22 - Trump’s unpredictability debated as a negotiating weapon in geopolitics 12:25 - Iran, Russia, and China unimpressed by Trump’s “madman” strategy 15:59 - NATO attacks on Russia’s nuclear command centers shift war dynamics 18:23 - U.S. dominance narrative challenged: geopolitics not about winning or losing 20:32 - Hezbollah described as ideological movement, not just an Iranian proxy 22:44 - Yemen and Iran framed as long-term resistance societies shaped by sanctions 26:04 - Iranian protests: economic pain mixed with foreign regime-change playbook 29:12 - Iran’s internal weaknesses acknowledged amid sanctions and generational divide 33:55 - Russia and China quietly backing Iran through infrastructure and logistics 36:20 - Beijing and Moscow operate on long-term strategic timelines, not fear 39:09 - BRICS payment systems and de-dollarization efforts explained 41:56 - Sanctions identified as main obstacle to Venezuela’s economic recovery 50:05 - Russia-Ukraine war outlook turns bleak after attack on Putin’s residence

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇻🇪 PEPE ESCOBAR ON VENEZUELA, IRAN, & UKRAINE - A NEW WORLD ORDER? I’ve said on multiple occasions that after Maduro’s capture, and with the severe weakening of Iran and their proxies, it’s become very difficult to criticize the capabilities of the U.S military and their intelligence. Well, Pepe Escobar disagrees, and he disagrees with many of my stances, including whether the Iranian regime will survive the current protests. In this conversation we discuss: •⁠ ⁠Who betrayed Maduro within his inner circle •⁠ ⁠What the future of Venezuela looks like •⁠ ⁠Is Iran next •⁠ ⁠Will the Iranian regime survive •⁠ ⁠And what all this means for the ongoing war in Ukraine Pepe Escobar regularly visits China, Russia, Iran, Lebanon, Venezuela, and even Yemen, and has deep knowledge on those regions, so I hope you enjoy his insights as much as I have. 03:02 - Venezuela intervention framed as reckless move tied to petrodollar collapse 06:11 - Venezuelan security chief demoted amid suspicions of internal betrayal 08:50 - Regime change vs U.S. interests: democracy not the real objective 11:22 - Trump’s unpredictability debated as a negotiating weapon in geopolitics 12:25 - Iran, Russia, and China unimpressed by Trump’s “madman” strategy 15:59 - NATO attacks on Russia’s nuclear command centers shift war dynamics 18:23 - U.S. dominance narrative challenged: geopolitics not about winning or losing 20:32 - Hezbollah described as ideological movement, not just an Iranian proxy 22:44 - Yemen and Iran framed as long-term resistance societies shaped by sanctions 26:04 - Iranian protests: economic pain mixed with foreign regime-change playbook 29:12 - Iran’s internal weaknesses acknowledged amid sanctions and generational divide 33:55 - Russia and China quietly backing Iran through infrastructure and logistics 36:20 - Beijing and Moscow operate on long-term strategic timelines, not fear 39:09 - BRICS payment systems and de-dollarization efforts explained 41:56 - Sanctions identified as main obstacle to Venezuela’s economic recovery 50:05 - Russia-Ukraine war outlook turns bleak after attack on Putin’s residence

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