Henry Kissinger on China

[@timburr4453]

Brilliant interview - so much we can learn about how to deal with China from listening to the late Dr Kissinger. An interesting perspective on how they view things through their eyes. How they interpret our behavior

[@stillgotyourmom]

dude thats all smoke and mirrors! Do you guys not understand in 2024 that they all do global business? Apple, Starbucks, Tesla, KFC... just a few western or US companies that operate from China. Kissinger was one of the main men introducing this and you still believe in that national illusion...

[@primakoenig4068]

Interestingly, I as a Chinese learnt to know this book in Germany from a Swedish guy who told me about this brilliant book written by a wise American. I can just confirm that Dr Kissinger's understanding of the Chinese history, culture and politics is superb. I'm always wishing that US could have more such knowledgable politicians as Dr Kissinger. If that could happen, the world will definitely be more prosperous and peaceful.

[@DinoMan_6]

Is this satire?

[@xiaoshuchu4095]

@@DinoMan_6 Nope, it's not. As a Chinese I read some pages of his "On China", I can say I bearly know any westner can understand Chinese mindset so deeply. The reason why Kissinger was hated by many people, maybe because he's a realist, he didn't put much effort on pursuing moral high ground, which is a good thing acutally, comparing to those "Moral Guadians" who caused more disasters.

[@yjnbvjciia]

不，并不是讽刺，实际上基辛格在当时信息的基础上已经做出了最准确的判断，但是他不了解中国罢了​@@DinoMan_6

[@matthiaspfau7410]

Reading it right now and finding it very enjoyable. One would wish that it was required for anyone entering the diplomatic service

[@chullupa]

​@@DinoMan_6 I hope so

[@roc7880]

I think that Kissinger was wrong about USSR but right about China. He perceived USSR as stable, and he never believed that Berlin Wall could fall until it did, but he did properly understood China as a state with transcendent history beyond politics, unlike a Soviet or Tsarist Empire. Reading his book and chapters about China made me see how crucial they were for the collapse for the communism in Eastern Europe since the Soviets had to move a lot of divisions in Siberia and Inner Mongolia to neutralize the risk of a Chinese invasion. Nixon also wrote a major paper about China before 1968 election when he stressed that the Chinese state would have a similar geopolitical interest in Asia irrespective of the political nature of the regime, and this is something everybody in China understands, unlike in Russia. Thus, it is important to engage China to reduce tensions and to help a more peaceful coexistence.

[@raginald7mars408]

… as a German Biologist Charlie Rose has a HUGE Talent And is such a horrible Slave to his Impulses Self Titanick Lessons to learn..

[@terryjames548]

Escalating the war in Vietnam was monumentally stupid.

[@JCPJCPJCP]

It was far worse than stupid.

[@terryjames548]

@@JCPJCPJCP Agreed.

[@nonyobussiness3440]

That was lbj and mcmarna. Not Kissinger.

[@Cobbido]

Not for him and his buddies. They made a lot of money.

[@jcmarkalegre6204]

The Chinese saga of reviewing historic past presents a factual history of a people from the seat of global sovereignty that ruled or shape a unitied people illustrated by the edifies of the Great walls 26000 kilometers should not be forgotten, the people is tge state and the state is the people.

[@giovannigio6006]

My new favourite ASMR

[@danecjensen]

Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) - 00:00 - Kissingers new book on Chinas historylessons from war 01:42 - Charlie Mann Lessons from Polk, Chow, Mao 03:03 - President Trumps warning to North Korea Dont cross me 03:28 - Chinas economic success and political changes 05:31 - Chinas onechild family, Maos legacy, Yuppie generation 08:44 - Ambitious leaders in China reformers 10:11 - USChina missionary vs Chinese cultural differences 11:57 - USChina relationship Challenges, Key Actions 15:32 - Establishing permanent dialogue between US and China 17:12 - Chinas role in USChina security dialogue 19:24 - USChina relations individual events, counteractions, human rights 21:25 - Chinas foreign policy sovereignty, intervention, Maos vision 23:09 - Chinas attitude towards Americas democracy and human rights 26:45 - Richard Nixons China policy with Nelson Rockefeller 28:32 - USChina diplomatic talks in Warsaw in 1970 31:49 - Maos Influence on World War II Marshals 32:34 - Marshals attempts to convey Maos influence in Chinese history 34:14 - Chinese strategy, financial crisis, USChina relationship 37:56 - Maos vision for Chinas revolution, Australian leaders response 41:41 - Former Chinese leader Mao Zedongs legacy 42:34 - World leaders concerns about North Koreas Kim Jongun death 44:12 - Economic, strategic analysis, war risks 48:33 - Germanys role in World War One 52:14 - Kissinger Will shake the world if we merge 52:50 - History Fears, Hopes, and Triumphs

[@GreenGold-yt3dd]

Ty

[@matthiaspfau7410]

Awesome conversation

[@jackreacher8858]

Chou Enlai says in the near future , 40 yrs or so , China and USA can merge their efforts not to shake the world but to built the world . I cried and cried tbt ! PRAY AND HOPE LIKE THUNDER !

[@OlBlow-qv6oz]

True. Just like East Germany ultimately fell and merged with a unify Germany today. Anything is possible. India is also on the rise and will likely become the next "USA superpower" in our lifetimes

[@dengguochuan]

但是邓小平走偏了 ，就偏了一点，导致中国巨大的贫富分化。

[@danielduran5214]

Thank you Charlie.

[@greyphil5323]

This man said : A government that aims to make a decision on moral perfection, with neither achieve security or perfecttion. He also said: The illegal things we do immediately, the other policies we take a bit of time" Something like that

[@mikeu5380]

What his policies did to Cambodia is unconscionable and constitutes a war crime. He should be vilified.

[@joandelur4407]

only Cambodia? added Plan Condor to start..

[@aaronmoralesjuarez5349]

he was a bad man but a brilliant actor and he does know what he talks about many times

[@nonyobussiness3440]

What would you have done? The same thing. Secretary of State’s job is to achieve America’s objective. Which are becoming and staying more powerful then everyone else and the sole superpower in the world, and America’s survival will carrying out the presidents will

[@mikeu5380]

@@nonyobussiness3440 No I would not have. I am not ruthless, and I care deeply for my fellow human beings. Policy should always be guided by humanism. Thank you for your comment.

[@nonyobussiness3440]

@@mikeu5380 absolutely not. you are completely wrong and uneducated. If you want to be guided by humanism and help people, and spread love, and make the world a better place through peace that's great. I personally am someone that agrees with that. Unfortunately that is not the role of the Secretary of the State. The duties, responsibilities and obligations of the office make it impossible to be guided by humanism. A) you'kk be fire immediately B) that would be determental to the USA and our allies C) the decisions you are making have factors that really only give you usually one option D) Most of what you do is get the department and president are on the same page, that the president has the right info and is up to date, and to make it so that communication between the president and our allies and our DOD and CIA is fast, up to date and everyone is one the same page and there is no surprises.....like most of what you do is manage personell and do the presidents bidding. Even Kissinger did not have the autonomy or authority to make decsions on his own, he was most doing what the oval office wanted.

[@HenanLei]

As a Chinese, I would like to say that the Cultural Revolution was introduced in my country's political book "Modern History and Outline of Modern History" (this book is authoritative and must be studied by all Chinese college students). First of all, the Cultural Revolution was defined as a civil strife. The cause of the Cultural Revolution was the severe external environment (infiltration of imperialism) and the rapid deterioration of Sino-Soviet relations, which affected the judgment of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on the domestic political situation. Moreover, the CCP quickly entered socialism after experiencing a long war. It lacks experience in how to build socialism in an economically and culturally backward country, and it is easy to follow some methods and experiences that worked during the war. The Cultural Revolution was also launched to prevent capitalist counterattacks and corrupt privileges and bureaucracy within the Communist Party. Then the story of the Cultural Revolution was introduced, and the final evaluation was: "History has shown that the Cultural Revolution was a civil strife that was mistakenly launched by leaders and exploited by counter-revolutionary groups, bringing serious disasters to the party, the country and the people of all ethnic groups." More questions can be found in the "Resolution on Certain Historical Issues of the Party Since the Founding of the People's Republic of China", so I hope that some malicious conspiracy theorists will no longer have to imagine the consequences of discussing the Cultural Revolution in China. This is a serious and solemn event. We Chinese will learn lessons from it. I know CNN and the BBC love to discuss the Cultural Revolution, but the Chinese always look forward, with all the lessons and experiences from our 5,000-year history.

[@teashdrinks714]

Well quite interesting, how do you respond to the openness of the CCP being atheist and subscribing the populous to these beliefs?

[@Alfyannn]

Well am not Chinese but am studying Chinese history (still a beginner) and i have to say am surprised! The Chinese government's description of the cultural revolution is quite accurate to an extraordinary level ! Interesting.

[@teashdrinks714]

@@Alfyannn get fucking real

[@Alfyannn]

@@teashdrinks714 okay ! it's great for me to be educated from man with pdp of a dog 🐕. Get lost puppy.

[@Alfyannn]

@@teashdrinks714 Get lost puppy

[@Biratanupam]

Enjoyed watching ...

[@sonarbangla8711]

For Mao the real revolution wasn't chasing away Chiang Kai Shek in 1949, but the one he started in 1965 called the Cultural revolution which established the Party as the supreme authority above the people and the nation, changing the philosophy of governance that ensured that no one will defeat China. Only after he ensured that he agreed to normalize relation with US. But to Kissinger it was just just toppling the society upside down and he like many Chinese failed to grasp the real intention of the cultural revolution (CR). We can see the wisdom of CR when US and the collective west fails to topple China and instead it is China which is toppling the collective west. Yet Mao's wiedom was never trumpeted and the US thinktank still doesn't know how China is winning and how US is losing.

[@codylarkhart261]

A system that puts the state over the individual entirely. If this is the system you consider "great" then it is no secret you are complacent to be a number and a slave to very deprived and sadist rulers. The western leadership are corrupt, but at least the Population have the means and resources to change that.

[@aaabbb-py5xd]

All you really wanted to say was that the US is the victim. Newsflash, America has been playing up victimhood and using that rhetoric for decades. Look at the lead up to this New Cold War against China. Your entire comment was a rote variant of the usual American propaganda. The only "new" material here was your wanton interpretation of events in China and its significance. Time to stop putting words into the mouths of the Chinese, or any other people, just to make the US look good. The human world has suffered enough under the "leadership" of the "free world".

[@HenanLei]

As a Chinese, I would like to say that the Cultural Revolution was introduced in my country's official political book "Modern History and Outline of Modern History" (this book is authoritative and must be studied by all Chinese college students). First of all, the Cultural Revolution was defined as a civil strife. The cause of the Cultural Revolution was the severe external environment (infiltration of imperialism) and the rapid deterioration of Sino-Soviet relations, which affected the judgment of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on the domestic political situation. Moreover, the CCP quickly entered socialism after experiencing a long war. It lacks experience in how to build socialism in an economically and culturally backward country, and it is easy to follow some methods and experiences that worked during the war. The Cultural Revolution was also launched to prevent capitalist counterattacks and corrupt privileges and bureaucracy within the Communist Party. Then the story of the Cultural Revolution was introduced, and the final evaluation was: "History has shown that the Cultural Revolution was a civil strife that was mistakenly launched by leaders and exploited by counter-revolutionary groups, bringing serious disasters to the party, the country and the people of all ethnic groups." More questions can be found in the "Resolution on Certain Historical Issues of the Party Since the Founding of the People's Republic of China", so I hope that some malicious conspiracy theorists will no longer have to imagine the consequences of discussing the Cultural Revolution in China. This is a serious and solemn event. We Chinese will learn lessons from it. I know CNN and the BBC love to discuss the Cultural Revolution, but the Chinese always look forward, with all the lessons and experiences from our 5,000-year history.

[@sonarbangla8711]

Only your 5000 years history could help Mao to envision the Cultural Revolution so no force could ever stop China from achieving what it was destined to achieve, notice how comrade Xi carefully ensure the evil forces are defeated. HURRRAAAA... Chairman Mao surely felt this moment.@@HenanLei

[@HenanLei]

@@sonarbangla8711 Yes, we respect Chairman Mao Zedong, he is a truly great man. In our historical evaluation, he is a great leader comparable to the four or five greatest emperors in Chinese history (although he is not an emperor, he like to be called teacher). We do not deny his mistakes, but we cherish his achievements even more. His merits come first and his mistakes come second. In the history of our civilization, we traded silk with the ancient Rome, built great buildings with the ancient Egyptians, and sown food at the same time as the ancient Babylonians. On the poker table of history, we have watched opponents appear and end one after another. We are still here, and we are once again on the road to revival. Americans think we are competing for global hegemony and cannot understand Chairman Mao's words that we do not seek hegemony. But the actual situation is that we lost interest in fighting for hegemony two thousand years ago. At that time, China’s territory was bounded by the Siberian wasteland in the north, the Himalayas in the west, the swamp in the south, and the sea in the east. For us, this is the whole world. It was not until the arrival of the British in the 19th century that Western civilization was brought to our door. As a country that has maintained its so-called hegemony in Asia for thousands of years, we know very well that hegemony is not only a danger to other countries, but also to ourselves - look at the current situation in the United States. For us, I think getting food on the table for 1.4 billion people, getting kids educated, getting the old cared are the goals we need to realize.

[@davissae]

My 7 year old daughter liked this video but she thought ideology should play a greater role than pragmatic realpolitik. Also, there were no princesses.

[@ahmetdogan5685]

USA finally found her match, namely China. Dragon vs Bald Eagle 🦅🐉🐲

[@ahmetdogan5685]

If USA to have any chance of standing against, competing with, and surviving China; she also must become a Little communist like China has become a little capitalist.

[@jcmarkalegre6204]

A must read interesting the experts of events eventually end insightful discussion of the 21th century globalization adjustments.

[@joandelur4407]

"evil knows 'cuz evil...but more knows 'cuz old, however...evil always remain", I guess even Hell has barricaded its doors and windows by this days.

[@syedadeelhussain2691]

GFC Global's financial crisis did increase the Chinese's confidence in their own economic philosophy and system, which is to build a socialist market economy with Chinese characteristics. I think it did reduce the credibility of the Western Economic System.

[@은숙문-v2i]

머물렀던그곳이 ..아름답도록.

[@jimjoy6387]

That voice

[@UpNfamish2]

Just bought “Kissinger on China “ Kindle ebook n read the first chapter “The Singularity of China “ which recount the “forever existed “” myth” ( my words)of the Chinese Civilization vs the Concept of Nation State ( PRC leaders still think they are governing a Civilization from “ The Rejuvenation of the Chinese People “). Dr. Kissinger is “right” in his opinion about China/Chinese Civilization/Chinese History , but this approach feels “Clinical or Surgical “ n detached. He n President Nixon saw the world also in this clinical/ surgical view to open up China to offset USSR. They did the RIGHT thing. But Nations n Civilizations are driven n based on the People, from the bottom up. Now in 2023, 1.4 billions Chinese, the bone n flesh bodies, are driving China into the modern era through their labour n knowledge in Science n Technology n this concept of Nation State n its practicalities will be more dominating. To paraphrase President Xi, Science n Technology will be a major aspect of (future) Chinese Civilization.

[@dengguochuan]

Chinese philosophy is contradictory, Chinese culture is contradictory, Mao Zedong is also contradictory

[@AndrewLambert-wi8et]

1972 WAS HIS VISIT. IN 1971 INDIA/RUSSIA FOUGHT PAKISTAN/USA. HE STATES IN 2011 THAT THE USA GOLDEN AGE IS AHEAD OF THEM. DOES IT LOOK SO TODAY?

[@LightInside-id1fm]

Finally they buried it.

[@davidsipos302]

China should have a Holiday named after this Man.

[@jhhwanghwang888]

Henry A gift to America. Henry Kissinger the most gifted. Awesome.

[@isaacainsworth4537]

Shame he's a war criminal

[@heinzlockigehaar]

Taiwan is sold.

[@gsxrlove]

@@isaacainsworth4537 boo hoo

[@GuzzarAwan]

He was Greater gift to china

[@codylarkhart261]

He was a hell sent. If only you people knew.

[@Tenzin-m6t]

In July 1971, President Nixon's National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger secretly visited Beijing during a trip to Pakistan, and laid the groundwork for Nixon's visit to China. _ USA support to the Tibetan resistance fighters abruptly ended after US policy changed following President Nixon’s meeting with Chinese premier Zhou Enlai in 1972 to gain more leverage over relations with the Soviet Union, following the Sino-Soviet split.

[@titaniumaura]

European Mindset = [[ Crusades, Conquistadores, British Empire, Indian Wars, American Civil War, Napoleonic Wars, First World War, Second World War, Cold War, Israel Conflict, Vietnam War, Cambodia War, Kosovo War, War on Terror, Afghanistan War, Iraq War, Syria War, Libya War, Ukraine War, Israel War ]], these are primitive people.

[@MrCounsel]

Looking at the past is useful if its value somehow remain current and useful. Otherwise, it is as burdensome as an old man living in the past.

[@thebeautyfiles2]

Charlie Rose is the best!

[@tom.spitters]

Thank you for this talk which presents overall a contrast between administrative and political, historical determinism as held up to a mirror of vision, hopes and expectations for the future. The talk also examined the impossibilities of the goals of Maoism ("Mao Zedong thought") and without a messianic, even a cult view towards Mao himself as supreme and incapable of mistakes which Mao apparently had, again, of himself. The revolutionary character of the post - 1949 administration, especially today, in P.R.C. cultivates the establishment of centrism, the power of a supreme leader and the primacy of communism as a party system with an internal left and a right. This makes for systemic and doctrinaire opposition to the outside and given related militarism has concerned parties worried, especially about the way doctrine engenders "will to power". It is sad also from the discussion there is no solution to the pinch this puts the korean situation into, and the insolubility of Afghanistan despite a horrendous war. One one level of analysis, the principles of China's outreach depend more upon the legacy of Zhou En - lai than any other, though this proposes in practice an either / or politically for millions of people in East Asia and in the abroad from China itself. Most of all, this talk inspires dissension from and activism about the human rights issues, issues of freedoms, proper and fair political administration, a proper and judicious view of politics of the exterior to P.R.C. and more on the subject of policy and administration there today. The book brings this out and so much more . . . -- a great work from a great friend and advocate of democracy.

[@tolgatolga1905]

Why is Charlie speaking too fast

[@chenshijie2015]

I've also noticed that he talks so fast. I thought at first I had it set to play at twice the speed.

[@jamshedfbc]

16:00 (bookmark 🔖)

[@Avicena-tf5uj]

He was a great statesman, but I was shocked at his nihilistic view on Afghanistan. He said we could never deal or negotiate with the taliban, and we did just that and left. We still need to try and make a deal with them, to preserve our interest and hold a share of influence in Belt and Road. We could also use Baghram, Herat, and Kandahar and counter balances to Iran, Russia and Pakistan. Big stick first policy ends in failure in Afghanistan.

[@nonyobussiness3440]

In hindset we should listened to what the Taliban said to us. They had to defend AQ because of their traditions and Islam. Taliban respected and understood why we had to go in and fight. We should have told the Taliban much respect once Aq was destroyed and osama we should have told the Taliban we both understand each other had to do what we had to do, we don’t dislike you or want a puppet government in Afghanistan. We just can’t get attacked again and we can’t let you be a host to our enemies but afangistan us yours it should be yours. Rule it and if you’re interests align with ours we can do business if someone attacks you yo give us a call but we don’t have any desire to tell you what to do or be here😊

[@esakkiappankumaraswamy5596]

Relationship is all about sharing and caring all natural resources and developed knowledge on mutual understanding. Definitely with us is difficult and against is dangerous that is not right thinking.

[@aureliomunozcruz]

So interesting.

[@Alfyannn]

1:29 what? From the first war you can learn what? And from the second war you learn what?

[@silver4114]

He goes into detail on that in the book, it's a little too long to explain the entire anectdote in the interview.

[@evelynramos445]

Actually unsecular more based on ethics and China such as Confucius to Buddhism in question the last tenet.

[@evelynramos445]

Long history and lengthy quasi- inherent philosophy plural adding in varies.

[@BernadottesGhost]

Henry Kissinger: You’ve killed 3 million people. Do you condemn Hamas??

[@SpaceCoffee700]

Aged poorly Beep beep

[@briancolwell2274]

A very interesting presentation….

[@exeterline1930]

I always liked listening to Kissinger. You always seem to have interviews of any one who is anybody.

[@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt]

Henry is an absolute scumbag!

[@은숙문-v2i]

❤❤❤

[@natehavs.4568]

Brilliant man

[@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt]

Mass murderer!

[@nicholas.j.w]

I struggle to listen to pure evil..💀 You are not missed at all Kissinger!

[@thomascranston8503]

Seriously need captions to understand Henry!

[@halhal-my4pt]

How about Chinese subtitles?

[@huxunyang]

what about his English

[@resnica3557]

You mean "Engilsh" captions? Not really that "seriously" in need of that.

[@creativityv3419]

@3:00. @11:00

[@yp77738yp77739]

He was good to deal with because he was predictable and stable. Doesn’t matter that what he did was abhorrent, at least it was predictable. Wild cards, like Trump, are a problem in IR because even he doesn’t seem to know what he is doing tomorrow.

[@JamesDoe-ie1sb]

I recently met Charles Rose; tall/kool🙄

[@DinoMan_6]

Sounds a lot like Palpatine...

[@lokesh303101]

China 🇨🇳 is Superpower!

[@은숙문-v2i]

그후로 더. 친오빠의 새언니 와이프가 중국인이라.아시아 특유의 ...그건 그곳까지 않가길 바래서...잠시..

[@은숙문-v2i]

보고?장보구, 다녀오셔요.잉.하시던 가정파출부 할머니 우수하셔요

[@OlBlow-qv6oz]

One has no choice but to admire and respect Western Civilization. There was never a period in human history where the West wasnt at the pinnacle of geopolitics, culture, dominance, and technology. From Ancient Greece 6000 years ago to the Roman Empire, France, Spain, then finally the biggest Empire of all the British, and now the USA... the West has never ceased expanding and influencing the world. I mean just look at China's President Xi the most powerful man in Asia. even he has to wear Western clothing, speak English today. It speaks to the uttter dominance of the West througout millennia.

[@은숙문-v2i]

신박사.신바람박사님 뽕짝트롯트메들리부탁드려요

[@Fallingmonsters]

Good book, good analysis, terrible man

[@cmiksee1932]

A bit early, I agree. But while I know realpolitik was a factor, I wish Kissinger would have spoken frankly about CCP corruption, which used distant history as a smokescreen for its behavior.

[@WingkKong]

American government is also totally corrupt rich people control everything

[@aroundtheoutsidefone]

Seems like a lovely man

[@hunterhogan6372]

Profound! No one's listening... very dangerous future?

[@999reader]

Hands-down, Rose is the most obnoxious, arrogant interviewer I’ve ever seen. I don’t think a minute goes by where he does not interrupt Kissinger with just his notes from the table.

[@은숙문-v2i]

아름답기 그지없던 그곳 골짜기 흐르던 그호숫가 그곳도 아침 영면에 새벽녘 그언저리 잔듸처럼 안개가..

[@은숙문-v2i]

하나밖에 없으신 하느님의 사랑이. 성모님을 통해 마음되어 전해 내려오시는 그때. 어머니와 저는 .어머니께서는 제게 최고이십니다.

[@louduva9849]

Too soon!

[@zimboy9921]

he is screaming up up at us from the depths of hell

[@Hiromich-wi2fr]

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[@angelsantikan]

You guys value nueclear weapon.

[@Tenzin-m6t]

1.2 million Tibetans died and almost all of 6000 monasteries destroyed.

[@SamuelSo1018]

just like native Americans?😂

[@은숙문-v2i]

리사. 문은숙

[@meizhou2275]

Charlie rose has been a bit impatient with the old man , observed from a Charlie rose fan here. 😃 but china's problem is not how it deals with outside world, it is how it treats its people .

[@heinzlockigehaar]

That's absolutely right. When the Long Dead Gone Soviet had left a Sickle-Hammer Party CCP in China forcing Chinese to listen to the Party to speak, to poop and to think, Chinese will follow the order to steal, to break the rules and to destroy the opponent. Chinese are possessed by the Long Dead Gone Soviet Sickle-Hammer ancestors evil spirit. Majority Chinese have no soul.

[@jayy1980]

You mean raising 800m people out of poverty, housing, education and healthcare? Damn, they sure are mistreating their population 😂😂😂

[@mewmannamwem6087]

He was so smart and a complete psychopath war criminal on the other hand. i dont blame him political life requires machiaviliasim

[@은숙문-v2i]

어머님 아버지 먼정두분다모두 영국 BBC에서 케어까지 하신걸 알게되고 전 CNN을 하구 있었구 ABC를 소갤 받은 이유는 억울하거나 하소연과 동시에 사건사 예방고저부터 .등등. 아버지께 허락을 받구 중국라디오 좀 ..후에 아버지 어머니와 프로시큐션을 여러편.그런데 제이크가 넘 훌륭하다할만치. 영국선 돌아가신왕세자비가 엄마는 최고의 교사이시자 최고의 어머니 이시라구....

[@JamesDoe-ie1sb]

I wonder if he had stomach issues

[@은숙문-v2i]

아임. 더 캐톨릭스.댓 캐톨리쉬 이즈. 콜 미 로사. 더로즈

[@은숙문-v2i]

아임. 후 이즈.썸.

[@emagoutard2576]

L’agenda /- kissinger c’est pas l’Allemagne ? Et Chine hilter et Mao ?

[@tonylee7204]

Bad gay, a very bad gay.

[@gentlehorst]

You just made your life easy

[@absalomshigwedha5916]

Very intelligent man!

[@tonylee7204]

@@absalomshigwedha5916 Yes, but used in a wrong way, and wrong place, and wrong purpose.

[@sofiwuu3001]

😂

[@emagoutard2576]

La non épuration

[@1969mmoldovan]

People thought him to be a China expert. The guy was a sham. All the words coming from his mouth are egregious platitudes. All his observations are superficial proving how far off the mark he was in his appraisal of East Taiwan.

[@PaulTaylor-ko8jy]

Met Mr Kissinger pretty nice guy with Mr Carter disagreed on a lot of things but we worked as a good team happy birthday and Merry Christmas former mayor Paul Taylor of titty Wonka taking permanent retirement 24:24 going to be with my sister wives and sister daughters may be able to walk again paralyzed vet going to be on some Catalina Island see you later Mr Kissinger a salute for the veterans or veterans Day and memorial Day disagree on something pretty nice guy I'll be working as independent mayor Bernie Sanders who knows I may be an ambassador some Island home who knows I may run for City council some Island resident smoking some marijuana with my sister wives and sister daughters God's polygamist church for the uso bye 2424bye

[@papi5377]

I zmarły śmiercią naturalną A to ci dopiero.

[@johnpapadopoulos9057]

A criminal with a wonanizer 0:40

[@majorkade]

Which one is which? 😅

[@mariesahar]

A war criminal

[@General_MacArthur]

war criminal

[@wariokuno-dz9cb]

War criminal

[@nirmalsingha9212]

The SHAITAN

[@NahidFardipour]

Kensenger jew is worse than Hiler.

[@mohammedashfaq8329]

PURE FACE OF EVIL.

[@MsZeitgeist85]

Louis Black on Henry Kissinger - "How can someone be both a Jew and a Nazi at the same time? "

[@noahpeng1689]

Israel's behavior in Gaza has demonstrated very well that the evil of the Jews is far greater than that of the Nazis.

[@matt3024]

He was born in Germany so he obviously faked that Israeli accent.

[@AAA9549-w7w]

A Zionist cannot tell us what is good or bad!

[@riokriok2863]

what can you learn from him which he has 20 personalities

[@chrischicago6928]

Henry got it WRONG. Mao and his mafia have a DIFFERENT and warped sense of history. That does NOT mean, China (minus the mafia) shares THAT view. Let freedom IN and, you will have a COMPLETELY different view of History from CH.