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Haggling With Trump’s America, the Russian Diesel Deal, Yemen’s Civil War

3.8K views • 2wk ago
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@relaxgood5214
@@relaxgood5214Imported2wk ago
I hope the U.S. doesn’t end up as a fascist state run by an autocrat, many things I have seen since January 2025 gives me reason to be concerned.
@KS-zq7zy
@@KS-zq7zyImported2wk ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6ddslsUNCs&amp;t=1403">23:23</a> it is not Iran war<br>it is US INVASION on Iran<br>you have to call all wars with the name of the country which was invaded not the country which started the war otherwise the names of all war become unique under American war
@danielmorley4538
@@danielmorley4538Imported2wk ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6ddslsUNCs&amp;t=303">5:03</a> this is false<br>India&#39;s people suffered hard after the official picked up the whip the british left behind<br>First hand individuals describe it as nothing changed
@mpumelelonhlapo6991
@@mpumelelonhlapo6991Imported2wk ago
Why has America never been part of the ICC ?
@KS-zq7zy
@@KS-zq7zyImported2wk ago
Trump is destroying the world just to get something to remembering him after his death even if it is bad things
@kevinjenner9502
@@kevinjenner9502Imported2wk ago
Aside from violating Russian sanctions, Trump also paused the $14 billion weapons package for Taiwan, when pressured by Xi in May….
@KS-zq7zy
@@KS-zq7zyImported2wk ago
US must invade Canada and annex it to the USA
@TakamiSayaka5083
@@TakamiSayaka5083Imported2wk ago
El-Sayed and the DSA&#39;s &quot;America&quot; wouldn&#39;t be America anymore.
@tareqallan1
@@tareqallan1Imported2wk ago
If the straight is open why we need supply from Russia?
@matscarlsson2522
@@matscarlsson2522Imported2wk ago
Always worth listening to Fareed, he explains his conclusions, letting you consider if he is correct or not.
@steenrasmussen2371
@@steenrasmussen2371Imported2wk ago
its a few days ago this
@Paul-hd2oj
@@Paul-hd2ojImported2wk ago
China is a very innovative society of engineering 👍👍
@topspin8294
@@topspin8294Imported2wk ago
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are only able to get away with what they do in their respective countries because the Russian people—and we ourselves—are simply too complacent and too weak as a nation. You can do whatever you want to the Russian people and to us, and you can do it however you please. Have the two individuals who committed the murders on the ICE train—taking the lives of two of our innocent fellow citizens—been charged yet? Things like this can only happen in these two countries.
@florlubnan9134
@@florlubnan9134Imported2wk ago
One of the most convincing intellectual voices. <br>This is what you are Mr. Zakaria.
@topspin8294
@@topspin8294Imported2wk ago
The Democrats have already made plans for what they intend to change and improve first following the midterms. They will begin by addressing the corruption that took place under Donald Trump and will see to the proper release of the Epstein files. The corruption—particularly within the Trump family—is extremely severe and will require a great deal of time to fully uncover. This also includes the recently revealed collaboration with Vladimir Putin.
@rosssimpson6268
@@rosssimpson6268Imported2wk ago
Fine ideals, but when it comes down to REAL action, &#39;The West&#39; is just as prone to aggressive action as other regimes! After all, Germany would certainly be considered part of &#39;the West&#39; yet launched 2 &#39;World War&#39;!
@raymondcyq
@@raymondcyqImported2wk ago
BS
@voixdelaraison593
@@voixdelaraison593Imported2wk ago
🚨 🚨 🚨 Six A.I. Models were asked if Trump is a Russian 🇷🇺 Agent, 2 said definitely yes, the other 4 said he wasn’t but acted like one.
@GiaMariePacella
@@GiaMariePacellaImported2wk ago
Trump cut the Department of Education 😮😮😮😮😢
@rogerdebougainville889
@@rogerdebougainville889Imported2wk ago
<b>16 DAYS...</b> 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊
@GiaMariePacella
@@GiaMariePacellaImported2wk ago
Trump&#39;s Iran War <br>40 Trillion in debt - 2 Trillion added this year under GOP ..3 billion a day in interest
@GiaMariePacella
@@GiaMariePacellaImported2wk ago
15 Days till Midterms - Early voting begins in Texas 🇺🇲🕊️ Enough of Trump - Trump Administration - GOP! They did absolutely nothing for average Americans 😢 - I&#39;m voting straight blue 💙 1st time in my life
@GeneHufford
@@GeneHuffordImported2wk ago
Fareed looks like his face is plastic
@davvonmckenzie3911
@@davvonmckenzie3911Imported2wk ago
CANADA DON&#39;T WANNA DEAL WITH TRUMP, RUSSIA DON&#39;T WANNA DEAL WITH TRUMP, HIS PARTY DON&#39;T WANNA DEAL WITH TRUMP... NOBODY WANNA DEAL WITH TRUMP!! HE NEED TO GO!
@NorthCarolinian
@@NorthCarolinianImported2wk ago
Roy Cooper’s “moderate” campaign is a facade. Vote for Whatley! 🇺🇸
@47t6y4
@@47t6y4Imported2wk ago
CNN can not be Trusted <br>Communist News Network CNN
@user-tb8ze8kd2n
@@user-tb8ze8kd2nImported2wk ago
NOTHING nothing expecting from uncivilaze contry Somaria famous Pirate and Sea Robber.
<br>and Democratic give her Certification robbing their owen contry 12 year under their nose
<br>that is absurd and imbarrasing in whole country..24 milion in her direct deposit and 344 Million more childcare owen by all
<br>Somarian and more and more Minisota itself..and still Democratic Defend her because they made her congress women?
@NorthCarolinian
@@NorthCarolinianImported2wk ago
I voted for all Republicans on Thursday. 🇺🇸🥰
@MarriageConqueror
@@MarriageConquerorImported2wk ago
Oh! The US War of Independence from Britain is not over yet. (At least, not in the minds of Americans?) The US has yet to shake off British Puritanism, which continues to hinder reforms that would benefit the American people! For instance, let us rid Great America of the scourge of student debt. To achieve this, American casinos should allow students burdened with tuition or mortgage debt—acting as players in this unique game—to take turns spinning a roulette wheel or similar device for free; a single winner would then be determined based on the total score. Casino patrons and sports betting customers should be able to place bets on these students, with the winning student receiving full debt forgiveness funded by the wager pool (while the remaining proceeds would be split among the casino, the betting firms, and the bettors who backed the winner). Yet the foolish Republican Party—despite having a gambling lobby—failed to think of legalizing this! (The Trump administration missed the boat, too.) Why is this currently illegal? Archaic US laws only permit betting on sporting events; the wagers I propose to solve students&#39; financial woes would be classified as an illegal lottery or game of chance under US law (due to the element of randomness). Moreover, this proposal runs afoul of &quot;dual-currency&quot; restrictions: even if the bets were labeled &quot;fund contributions&quot; and the debt forgiveness termed a &quot;grant,&quot; regulators (such as those in California and New York) have already banned schemes where people pay for &quot;free&quot; currency that can later be exchanged for a prize! This &quot;charitable gambling&quot; scheme is a textbook example of such a model under US law. Under outdated American legislation, student loan forgiveness in the U.S. is possible only on strictly defined grounds (death, disability, public sector employment, etc.)! &quot;Winning the lottery&quot; is not on the list, meaning the U.S. government would not forgive debt under such a scheme because it is illegal, regardless of any charitable intent. What have American senators and members of Congress been doing for over a century besides narcissistic self-promotion? (Both Democrats and Republicans.) What laws would Congress and the states need to radically change to make this proposal possible? Legalize betting on personal &quot;events&quot;! Create a new category of licensed &quot;gambling events&quot; where the subject of the wager is the outcome of specific actions by private individuals (for example, &quot;did student X successfully complete a financial literacy course&quot; or &quot;did they get a job after graduation&quot;). This would require amending long-outdated privacy and ethics laws! In addition, &quot;grant lotteries&quot; should be permitted: creating a state-run or licensed private lottery where ticket proceeds go toward paying off the winners&#39; debts. This would effectively legalize a form of gambling with a social purpose—something that runs counter to the Puritan roots of U.S. gambling laws! It is time to change the conditions for debt forgiveness: amend the Higher Education Act (HEA) to include &quot;winning a specialized lottery&quot; as grounds for loan discharge. This would set a precedent where debt is cancelled not because of merit or hardship, but because of luck! Furthermore, the Trump administration and other ruling Republicans failed to think of becoming owners of the five largest Swiss banks, even though the USA is the Greatest and Mightiest Nation—the Supreme World Master, Ruler, Judge, Teacher, and Overlord. (Democrats could have been co-owners of these five banks, too!) UBS Group is a juicy prize! Zürcher Kantonalbank (ZKB) is 100% owned by the Canton of Zurich. (Yet American owners could have held 80% of the shares!) The bank also benefits from a state guarantee provided by the canton! The Raiffeisen Group is not a single bank but a network of approximately 200 independent cooperative banks (*Raiffeisenbanken*). Its owners are over 2 million cooperative members (*Genossenschaftsmitglieder*) who hold shares in their local banks. The central institution, Raiffeisen Switzerland Cooperative (*Raiffeisen Schweiz*), serves as the group&#39;s umbrella organization and is itself owned by the Raiffeisen banks. Why don&#39;t American shareholders own 80% of this bank? PostFinance AG is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Swiss Post (*Die Schweizerische Post AG*), which is entirely owned by the Swiss Confederation! (The bank is a joint-stock company, but all its shares are held by the state-owned postal service, not by American shareholders to the tune of 80%!) Julius Bär Gruppe AG is a public company with a widely dispersed ownership structure. Its largest shareholder is UBS Fund Management (Switzerland) AG, holding a stake of around 10%! Do American shareholders own even 80% of this bank? Instead of some of the major co-owners—such as BlackRock, the Kuwait Investment Authority, and Temasek Holdings—those shares could be held by American shareholders (individuals and corporations). Moreover, the US has the opportunity to support—through media coverage—Russian MP Marina Orgeeva, who is capable of repaying the American nation for its support and helping to defeat Iran! Place your home under the care of the management company &quot;Garantia Uyuta i Komforta&quot; LLC (Guarantee of Comfort and Coziness). (It is one of the best property management companies in the world!) Purchase advertising services from Sergey Kutepov and Andrey Korobkov’s company, &quot;Molbert i Bratya&quot; (Easel and Brothers)—one of the best advertising agencies in the world! Hire Natalia Morozova’s companies—&quot;Vyvoz TBO&quot; and &quot;Ekologicheskaya Effektivnost&quot;—for waste collection, processing, and recycling; they are the world&#39;s best environmental companies in this field. Support Governor’s Advisor Andrey Kozlov! He deserves to become Russia’s new Prime Minister and could do more for US-Russia relations than any other official. (Relevant links can be found in my channel&#39;s info section.) Kaliningrad regional deputy Alexander Orekhov (Guryevsk) deserves to receive the stake in the Russian corporation Segezha currently held by Vladimir Yevtushenkov! (Vladimir Yevtushenkov belongs in prison, not as Segezha’s major shareholder!) Kaliningrad regional deputy Yevgeny Verkholaz deserves to receive the stake in the Russian corporation Lukoil currently held by Vagit Alekperov. If you look at the compromising material on Vagit Alekperov, you will understand what kind of fate awaits him! (If Yevgeny Verkholaz becomes the owner of this stake, the other aforementioned businessmen would be willing to sell portions of their own holdings cheaply to an owner from the Trump family!) Yet Russian federal TV does not publish compromising material on Russian oligarchs. Furthermore, it is possible to solve the problem of homelessness in the United States! What is the plan? The U.S. government would issue vouchers to the homeless and to students, covering 100% of the market rent—vouchers that landlords would accept as a valid form of payment! Based on these future streams of voucher payments, the U.S. would issue &quot;Housing Voucher Bonds&quot; (HVBs) to attract private investment. Investors would purchase them, as the payment stream is guaranteed by the U.S. government, with the proceeds used to fund the vouchers themselves. The U.S. would establish a specialized &quot;Voucher Bank&quot; to accept these vouchers as deposits, provide loans to real estate developers—secured against future voucher payments—and issue certificates of deposit backed by the vouchers (thereby creating jobs for developers). The Voucher Bank would then bundle these loans into &quot;Housing Credit-Backed Securities&quot; (HCBS), which could be sold to pension funds and insurance companies as low-risk assets. The bank would also issue derivatives based on future rental rates, allowing investors to bet on rising rents while the bank collects the premiums. Additionally, the USA could enter into currency swaps with the central banks of other nations: these foreign central banks would hold the vouchers as reserves, with the U.S. guaranteeing their dollar value, while the U.S. receives foreign currency to help finance its deficit. Finally, the USA could issue perpetual bonds with coupons that grow in tandem with GDP and rental rates, providing investors with a perpetual income stream—fostering international cooperation and creating a permanent source of funding. Americans, vote for the Democrats! It is clear that the Republicans are failing to address the homelessness crisis in the USA. Will CNN discuss this?
@MouhanadKhuja
@@MouhanadKhujaImported2wk ago
Greetings to all.<br>Peace to all seeking peace.<br>May we all be guided to the truthful, righteous and straight bath? Let’s all of us Make the World Great Again.
@rogerrowsell5926
@@rogerrowsell5926Imported2wk ago
In America the very, very rich is the government. As it is elsware.
@LuciaChaurand
@@LuciaChaurandImported2wk ago
First