A Russia-China Partnership: New Era of Conflict or Stability? | Col. Jacques Baud

Jacques Baud is a former member of Swiss strategic intelligence, a specialist in Eastern European countries and head of United Nations peace operations doctrine. He was engaged in negotiations with top Russian military and intelligence officials right after the fall of the USSR. Within NATO, he participated in programs in Ukraine and in particular during the Maidan revolution in 2014.
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[@bitsbobs8613]

You need to get mark sleboda on one of your shows

[@claudetteleece8076]

That would be great

[@emersonandriao4342]

Jacques Baud! Like button smashed!

[@thunderresistant]

Jacques, brilliant as usual 👌🏻

[@user-yw4rx6kb3r]

It takes two tango. If you're a bad person, nobody will want to dance with you. The US is wondering why China no longer wants to tango with them. China and Russia doing the tango together is complementary and makes perfect sense.

[@monagdamag2962]

US is a soloist. Saying "look all of you how good I am". Not such impressive performance though.

[@burningblue1254]

China's biggest market is the USA. China's business with Russia is a pittance. Money talks and China won't dance with Putin

[@mikexhotmail]

Indeed

[@sword7872]

The US favourite dance is called plunder.

[@burningblue1254]

China's biggest market is the US. China wants a weak Russia. Putin shows up and China shows him the door.

[@claudetteleece8076]

Nima such wonderful line up of guests everyday. Your my first podcast everyday while I have breakfast. Great job

[@petaruckar2982]

Nima,complimenti a te e tuoi ospiti.👍❤

[@BorisPerc]

Si e bravo ragazzo molto bravo.

[@peetsnort]

America has just about officially run out of money. 24%debt is catastrophic in economists language

[@claudetteleece8076]

Canada is no different, were so broke its ridiculous

[@MarinaDiaz-dp3dx]

Go 9ver numbers, is b8gger but b8gger than 24%gdp

[@aleksandarbabic766]

Its 124%. About 36 billion in 2024. In 2025 interest will be equial to military budget.

[@liongordel9088]

​@@aleksandarbabic766US is $800 billion in debt. It owes China $800 billion dollars.

[@Chuck68ify]

​@@liongordel9088We have $Trillions of Treasury Bonds all over the world and all through our Banks. We have $Trillions in unfunded liabilities, SSI and Medicare. It's a nightmare.

[@chewy1709]

Why shouldn't Xi hug Putin? Everybody loves a 🏆 winner

[@Captain8159]

Awesome

[@cam35mm]

Does the Colonel know that China leads in 37 out of 44 future core technologies? Beidou probably played a big role in the turnaround of Russia's accuracy in projectiles.

[@erwin5760]

typical so called pro russian expert. they dont know squat about china. i tuned off when he says ...yea china provides russia with you know stuff you buy in the store...

[@foodparadise5792]

Many still stuck in the mindset China has to steal technology from the west or Russia...It's kinda racist totally ignores how many STEM graduates China produces every year and the funding.

[@liongordel9088]

Bro, China didn't send the first man or woman in space. Gregory Perelman is a Russian mathematician who solved the Poincarre Conjecture. Russians are the cleverest people on earth.

[@MLK_Sold_Black_america_out]

​@@liongordel9088that's the 1960's vs 2024/2025 america lost the advantage long time ago

[@izajahmed8863]

​@@liongordel9088Every country has a potential and it's just that some had an opportunity and of course put up work. A lot of countries were colonized by the west... Else, these countries would be in a much better place than now... The West could not compete fair and square. It's that simple.

[@deniszovko8274]

Thanks Nima

[@chadbernard2641]

Jacques Baud never disappoints

[@robertseaborne5758]

Both Russia and China will need to increase their MIC production to levels over and above meeting their respective Ukraine and Taiwan objectives, they will need to reach levels capable of winning a third world war, be that conventional or nuclear. Both Russian and Chinese state owned, purpose driven MICs are more than capable of reaching these levels of preparedness; levels that will be difficult if not impossible for the collective West to catch up with let alone match.

[@barryshaw5660]

Appreciate your videos Nima, always good Q and A.

[@moustaphadiallo600]

13:53 Correction: Free market economics and free trade is a fairly new American philosophy. The US constitution openly promotes protectionism in article 8 and 9. The switch to free trade only started after the end of WW2, coincidentally at the same time it benefitted the US at the expense of everyone else. Same as when the British promoted free trade until the 1900s when it was no longer beneficial.

[@bjorntorlarsson]

No, free trade was at its peak before WW1. The economy is free when government is not involved in it, by definition. The creation of central banks was the most restraining thing that ever happend to the world economy. Money is one half of each transaction.

[@alexzivkovic6538]

Serbia WITH BIG STEPS heading to BRICS yesterday Serbia bring new LAW against NGOS SMILIAR LAW LIKE IN RUSSIA IS SAYING EURONEWS.

[@izajahmed8863]

Funny thing is this type of law also exists in the US but they don't want others to do it

[@Tchernoziuum]

That's an excellent new 😊.

[@mechannel7046]

22:00 The old model: global south provides commodities, and the West produced high value products

[@tashalorm4313]

Col. Jacques Baud is not only an expert in military issues, he surely has some expertise in economy and finance. He never stops to amaze us.

[@heikofaust965]

🇨🇳🇷🇺🫡

[@bjorntorlarsson]

The toilette paper problem during lock-down was simply that of companies, schools, hotels buying their paper through other distribution channels than what the shops do. When everyone suddenly did their number 2 at home, that distribution channel was overwhelmed while the other one was over stocked.

[@MichaelWill-tc6oz]

*This administration has no ideal how we Americans are suffering. I feel sympathy for people with disability. A lot of families are financially struggling to survive, yet many are sleepwalking! I appreciate.. Laura Ferguson! Imagine investing $1000 and receiving $6,200 in 4days.*

[@Droesch1]

Considering the current economic situation, my main concern is how can we generate more revenue? We cannot afford to see our people's savings crumble into dust.

[@DaveRondon]

Let's face it... Buying more stocks & index funds during stock markets are scary Which makes it really hard to do for mostly people like me. I have 260k want to transfer into an s&s isa but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it.

[@FeliciaJagger]

*Especially at this moment. Profits Can be made in many different ways, but such intricate transaction should only be handled by seasoned market professionals.*

[@MerylConnor]

Getting Laura Ferguson really helped me pay off all my debts. I started with what I had left and it was the best decision I ever made.

[@VictoriaBenson-vg3lo]

Most people are retiring this years and have nothing to show for it.But I guarantee it's never too late to get your financial life back on track. All thanks to Laura Ferguson for me and my family.

[@Neumann1311]

Please get EMMANUEL TODD on your show

[@Auron_24]

Thanks!

[@josephlallman8081]

Baud is referencing text written by Michael Hudson titled, "The Destiny of Civilization: .............."

[@MiguelCruz-cm1fe]

Great comment. Thanks

[@peetsnort]

The United States' debt-to-GDP ratio at the close of fiscal year 2023 was 97 percent. While this figure is down slightly from 100 percent in 2020, a 74-year high

[@artdavida4197]

Its true the US burdens the taxpayer with the $34T debt interest, but the principle is not expected to be paid ever, because but is owed to the dubious fed, and not the IMF. As the principle e escalates, so will the interest, however. It is not unforseeable that interest alone will cripple the US taxpayer

[@RandyHartono]

Very logical.. Thank you 🙏 🇮🇩 for the enlightenment 👍 ❤ 😂 🎉 God bless you always 😊 🎉

[@MSF8637]

Jacques Baud is someone that has grated me in the past but he’s 💯 right here. There’s nothing the US or the West in general can do about it, they’re too reliant on China and have no vision to succeed without them. His point on electronics is spot on. I have a variety of electronics brands in my house. My iPhone? Made in China. My HP laptops (personal and work)? Made in China. Hell, even my SAMSUNG tablet is made in China. So what the hell are they talking about? What could they actually do? Nothing except grandstand and make things worse

[@Laura-xv4io]

22:23 I have no problem with the term the Rest of the World. I do have problems with the Global South because I've noticed that what it really refers to is the Middle East and Africa. It doesn't include Russia, China, or to be honest South America. (I've noticed this because I've lived in South America for the last 7 years. Whenever the US or Britain referred to the Global South during the covid-19 pandemic for instance, they were always talking about Africa and the Middle East. This is not the only instance I've noticed.) ANYWAY, An better term is the GLOBAL MAJORITY

[@izajahmed8863]

Asian countries are the majority of the global South but it doesn't necessarily mean they are the one.. for example, S.korea, Japan are in Asia but they are pretty much a US vassal. So, they are not in global South. Global South refers to the one who is officially not a US vassal I think 😂😂

[@vortexpilot5096]

Global South to me means below the equator -- the Southern Hemisphere. That would be South America, Africa, Australia, Indonesia.

[@antique-bs8bb]

The toilet paper story is wrong because the real issue was stocks for supermarkets vs stocks for offices and factories. There was loads of paper for work places, the shortage was domestic. That and some panic buying. It disappeared pretty quickly with some rebranding or products. At least it did v quickly in UK. Baud is really good when he sticks to the military.

[@chriswong9158]

European Manufacturing Corporation will make more profit from China export then in EU market, 2024.

[@lauriahonen2892]

❤❤

[@maryellengrossmann8976]

In usa the education system was changed. Special schools called STEM with M standing for math & S standing for science. This was not considered special in the past.

[@artistmikelmato7159]

And they started learning about rainbows and unicorns to nausea....meanwhile russian and Chinese students learning maths and physics .....😂😂😂

[@artdavida4197]

Can developing countries avoid imf debt default but only paying interest.

[@mindbanx]

China builds. They have a space station. China successfully completed a mission to the dark side of the moon. They successfully created a “mini sun” on earth via fusion technology. They’ve demonstrated space-based quantum computing satellite communications, (established ultra-secure ground based communication via satellite). They’ve brought hundreds of millions out of poverty in a few decades. China is a founding member of BRICS+. They’ve “bonded” with Russia. Their longterm “Belt and Road” initiative is getting well established. They own ports all over the globe. They are currently / effectively managing US sanctions. (Btw: US sanctions are inflationary … for the US economy). They have not militarily invaded and destroyed any countries (though their cyber and espionage forces have been very successful and aggressive). They have few military bases worldwide but have the largest military in the world. They have hypersonic, weather, and directed energy weapons. “The Art of War”, gunpowder, and rocket launchers were created in China thousands of years ago. China aggressively pursues diplomacy and positive international relations. The culture is ancient, wise, and reserved. All that said, their impending demographic crisis will approach existential levels if not managed via considerable innovation. The US coerces and destroys and supports geno*ide. It is ~ 4.3% of the global population. Its suicidal doctrine remains “global hegemony” as it believes in US “exceptionalism” and that it’s the “indispensable nation” (therefore, all others are dispensable). For all of America that has been good - if not great - it has squandered everything in short order. Today, the US has brought the world to the brink of nuclear war on 2 fronts - and most likely to be 3 soon (China … maybe even 4: North Korea). The country has become a de facto oligarchy. It has zero moral authority. It only knows bullying now. Citizens don’t matter - and the society focuses on everyone’s differences (not that which binds) anyway. Patriotism is a “dirty word” to half the country. It is rudderless. Tragically, it has lost its identity.

[@michaelmoschos3027]

The USA has the latent capacity to re-industrialize (at least mostly) and it will likely happen there is a de-dollarization shock in the near future and we simply lose our ability to run our trade deficits (but it will likely take time and be ugly for years), but de-dollarization may be required for it to occur as our political economy had become both extremely concentrated at the top level relative to where it was and has, perhaps more importantly, become very corrupted, and the forces who would stand to lose out from re-industrialization will likely be able to resist it until if and when there is a true shock of the sort that de-dollarization would incur.

[@aleksandarbabic766]

Yap, there is (very) latent possibility to re - industrialization of US. But first US must get rid of DEI and try to reverse all damage. Then to make new generation of skilled workforce, on all levels. For this US needs at least two generations. Then, there id issue with immigrants.. They don't come in 'murca to work, to be part of US society. They come for free lunch. With time they Maybe will become useful citizens.... maybe. But this will not be US, in today sense. Just like Italy is one mediocre European mid size country these fays. Pale shadow of past glory.

[@sharongogan5318]

Thank you, I hope the USA can wake up and “Do Better!” 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@charles6631]

I hope not!

[@user-ne8yi1io4h]

Why focus on a gentlemanly hug?.

[@terike9738]

Because it's very unusual for the Chinese to do it.

[@tashalorm4313]

Yes, it is very unusual for Chinese to hug others, but the west is just infatuated about that. They lived the big picture of the meeting; which was the economic aspect.

[@1971gift]

Thank you for debunking the narrative that Russia is a gas station with a country attached.

[@thomasbrotherston8306]

We see how India grows albeit at the expense of the well being of their own people once they removed the British imperial boot from their neck. Even capitalism flourishes once it is in a nations hands rather than that of foreign powers.

[@user-sm8j]

Engineering to financial engineering😅😅😅😅😅

[@bjorntorlarsson]

India is the most over-rated of the top-10 economies in the world. No natural resources and very little manufacturing. Indonesia is the most under-rated, bypassing Germany in GDP PPP this year. And before 2030 the World Bank says that Brazil and Turkyie(!) will also bypass Germany that will then be only the 9th largest economy.

[@toddkallenbach3904]

Russia/China (BRICS): Kings from the East USA/NATO/G7: King of the North -Dan 11:40-44 Rev 13:1 (G7 are the seven heads) Rev 16:12-16

[@Maaguaa]

Who’s the white of Babylon? Kamala Harris?

[@MarinaDiaz-dp3dx]

Good luck with DO IT😂😂😂😂 How yoy can even get close, 1,400 Millions SO WELL ED7CATED you need an engeneer??guess what 100 million engeneers of ALL SORTS😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ASTRAGEM]

GLAD THAT RUSSIANS AND CHINESES ARE WORKING TOGETHER THAT'S WHAT GOOD NEIGHBORS MUST BE! BRICS IS THE FUTURE