Henry Kissinger - The Mike Wallace Interview (7/13/1958)

[@5dollarshake263]

Kissinger and Klaus Scwaub are lifelong friends. Kissinger was the actual brains behind the creation of the WEF but they gave Klaus the credit to create the illusion it was born out of Europe. We've all heard Klaus say "Zee pandemic haz given us the perfect opportunity for a Great Reset", well guess what? Listen to what ol Kissinger said at 21:42 - He says "When there's no crisis its always very difficult to get an agreement on a constructive step. Conversely it often requires a crisis to make us engage in any action". This doesn't shock me after finding out Kissinger was Military Intelligence, then CIA, almost became an FBI spy, in 1951 he consulted with Military Operations Research where he was taught psychological warfare(psy-ops), and he was also a member of the Council of Foreign Relations. He's clearly a genius, its just too bad he used his gifts for evil.

[@pitchforkpeasant6219]

Well said. All of it. And all for money and power 😶

[@nuqwestr]

Kissinger is 15 years older than Schwab, "lifelong friends" would be an inaccurate description.

[@TrggrWarning]

this depends on the term “lifelong” and nitpicking your anal canal tells you to adhere to.

[@bonsense7004]

​@@nuqwestrKS was his pupil..

[@4rierr187]

take your meds schizo

[@liedersanger1]

63 years ago… and Kissinger is still alive!

[@paulshishis5326]

Come May 27 2022 This would bring his age 99 years old and still free

[@revalexander4419]

Adrenochrome 👀

[@paulshishis5326]

@@revalexander4419 Yes possible Alex I thought of monatomic gold

[@residencestdidier16emlavie90]

Dorian gray

[@tessw9744]

@@paulshishis5326 I wonder if the vote for the WHO to take over our government will be on this date. Biden is supposed to give that power away anywhere between the 22nd and 28th.

[@Turbofox21]

Great to hear what Henry Kissinger, born in Germany not far away from my home town, told us at the age of 35. It's still the truth in our times facing the Russian agression against Ukraine, because the question how to deal with a limited nuclear war or the risk to destroy the enemy for the price of million own casualities is still existing and rised again with highest importance. We only can hope that on both sides the forces of peace and intelligence shall overcome the escalation of war as it happenend during the Kuba crisis in 1962 when JFK settled the crisis by a deal with the former Soviets. May the force be with us !

[@50gary]

Mike Wallace vs. Chris Wallace. 10/1. 1958, I admire the formality and the succinct direct manner of the interview. Both Wallace and Kissinger were very well spoken, not at all like today (2022) I can't help but wonder why although Heinz came to the US as a 15 year old boy he still has a very strong accent, even more so today? I smiled like HK also smiled when he spoke of comfortable old men in the administration, he was young then and old now and he's the ironic old man. Heinz is a hawk from the word go. He espoused the (naive) idea of limited nuclear war as a tactic and indeed a "peace" policy. I mused at that. An oxymoron, limited nuclear warfare?

[@vcrsalesman2606]

I have no positive opinions of Kissinger to put it lightly. But this clip is interesting because it puts time into perspective. Mike Wallace wouldn’t retire from broadcasting until 2006. Kissinger would work until the 2000s as well. Wallace died in 2012 and Kissinger is still alive. History is so short when you think of it.

[@llumiinati]

That's what you got out of the interview? You f'king potato.

[@user-ee9fp2ec5k]

One of the most dirtiest livingbeing under the sun the Heinz(Henry)......

[@8BallEyes]

They're psychopaths.

[@alandeacon1988]

Kissinger is under the control of the East India Trading Company, who, via Black Rock, Vanguard, StateStreet, and so on, own the majority share in most corporations in the world. Their plan is possibly much bigger than most people are capable of imagining...

[@nuqwestr]

Kissinger was born in 1923 and at this point beholden to no one.

[@climate-moneymakingcampaig305]

Blackrock and vanguard are nobody , they are so dmb that they are being played in ukraine with the promise that they would be able to remake ukraine, the "smart city" agenda is like a cheap carrot on the rope that pull the low level "elites" anywhere... Now theyve tied those 2 companies to ukraine for this and they have no clue how important is the geopolitical outcome of this war.

[@AA-mf2uh]

Kissinger is dead

[@TheBrat99]

It's interesting that I saw this on my YT Home page, this morning. Where we are seeing that Russia has, finally, decided enough is enough and acted against Ukraine's posturing against it (with NATO and the EU standing behind it). One can only poke an old Bear for so long before that old Bear will figure enough is enough and lash out towards whatever threat it deems is threatening it. Why is this video so interesting now? View it and one will see that this refers to the OLD belief that was prevalent in western circles that the USSR might venture west into Europe from the east. Now, look at the Cold War timeline. In all the years what country has been the prevalent one in invading other sovereign countries? So, one will say, "Soviets invaded the following countries during the 50s-60s: Hungary, East Germany, and Czechoslovakia. Followed closely with, "And one cannot forget Afghanistan." Now, let's look at the timeline objectively. Yes, we know that these above incidents occurred. No doubt of that. What countries has the US invaded during the years of the cold war? What we see above are uprisings that the Soviets felt they had to quell and had that right to carry out and quell (One should not forget the WWII and post WWII Yalta and Potsdam Conferences, where the fates of those aforementioned countries were handed over to the USSR.) In the case of Afghanistan, they were 'asked' to assist the government at the time to assist it in securing some stability for that government of the surrounding regions of the country. Now, how many countries has the US invaded (whether through proxy means or not)? One can definitely then see that the USSR's mindset is not one of invasion, at least not towards Europe. That western philosophy illustrated above in the video kept people employed, kept food on the table of families. It also kept a certain amount of volatility in Wall Street which is what drives America. This video, to be shown at this present time is nothing more than propaganda being perpetrated against Russia. Comparing apples and oranges.

[@liedersanger1]

Oh please. Putin is a dictator with fantasies of restoring old glory, like many a previous dictator, and kleptocrats at his side who, with him, have failed to invest in their country and people. A warning to us, and an actual menace to Russia's democratically aspiring neighbors. Who is responsible for Russia's being an un- and anti-democratic old bear when others are not? That's a different discussion. But it isn't our fault either.

[@lightphasermusic]

He should give an interview about his plan about Eastern Europe and Brotherhood...

[@amcsibozgor6791]

We overestimated the Soviet Union, which has caused us to underestimate China, a much more dangerous adversary that I think will prove more willing to use nuclear weapons.

[@mustardketchup]

Bay of Pigs was an underestimation Money clouds our policy on China. We're more greedy than we are principled

[@alandeacon1988]

It's the East India Trading Company we should really be concerned with... All these countries (and Kissinger) are controlled by them

[@epnavarrol]

I completely agree

[@SuperBenwoody]

Still fucking alive today. How many baby's has he ate to stay alive

[@scafaro8128]

😂😂 good one

[@pauclaris9876]

Definetly the most influential analyst and strategist still alive.

[@Malcolm.Y]

There he is, the inspiration for the character, Dr. Strangelove.

[@pingukutepro]

It has been claimed that the character was based on Henry Kissinger, but Kubrick and Sellers denied this; Sellers said, "Strangelove was never modeled after Kissinger-that's a popular misconception. It was always Wernher von Braun." Furthermore, Henry Kissinger points out in his memoirs that at the time of the writing of Dr. Strangelove, he was a little-known academic.

[@residencestdidier16emlavie90]

Satan , Devil

[@tonybroomfield7908]

No It is widely ccepted that Herman Kahn was dr Strangelove...another CFR freak

[@Malcolm.Y]

@@tonybroomfield7908 I was just joking, but thinks, I'll look that one up.

[@davidnavarro4821]

@@pingukuteproThat’s what I thought. Kissinger wasn’t as famous in 1962 as he is today. I don’t think either Sellers or Kubrick even knew of his existence. Also, it would’ve been extremely insulting to model a nazi scientist after Kissinger who lived first hand the persecutions of Nazi Germany.

[@vincenttv6325]

The Korean War. It affected the defense plans of America very much. The defeat of Nato forces in North Korea in 1951 scared Americans very much. America has to make a serious effort to understand the history, traditions and culture of China.. Senator Mansfield majored in East Asian Studies at University. That helped him to make good decisions. It was MacArthur who made the blunder of not giving clear signals to China about Nato's objectives in North Korea. If MacArthur had said that Nato's aim is to make Korea into one nation and that they would stop at the Yalu River, China's soldiers would have never crossed the Yalu River. Communism practised in China is different from that practised in the former Soviet Union. China donated about 100 000 hurricane lamps to Cuba in 1959 after their revolution.

[@backach1]

insane and wicked but still has the whitehouse ear ,i wonder why that is

[@markmcgowan8935]

Because he is from the sin o gog of say tan.They both are.

[@mustardketchup]

When they tried to set this clown up to head the 9/11 commission I knew the world was really a different place than they were telling me it was

[@jadcasen8995]

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[@deaconjacob2283]

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[@riverreece9979]

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[@GICK117]

Mr Kissinger mentored Mr Klaus Schwaub. Need anything more be said??????????????????????? Look very deeply yourselves into ole Henry. Very deeply.

[@SheltonHill]

I like this guy. He’s a pragmatist. He’s not evil...he’s the messenger and you don’t like what he has to say...but you have to come to terms with it. Grow up...the adults are talking.

[@benitopepolini1249]

LOL dudes a KGB agent 😂😂

[@barryblackwood6050]

Pragmatists kill people for expediency to stroke egos on their whims.....whims of data crunching in their own proud minds. Ordinary folks NEVER think wars....These pragmatists just spill other's blood they consider worthless compared to the blood of greedy liars...IE bad actors saying others are bad actors to manipulate markets...the great game of the elite moving the cattle around .... "Pragmatists" are propagandists.

[@5dollarshake263]

Nobody said he wasn't highly intelligent, even genius but he's also a megalomaniac obsessed with global control. He doesn't seem crazy in this interview. He was on TV and on his best behavior. Are you even aware he's former military intelligence and CIA? A member of the Council of Foreign Relations and one of the main brains behind the creation of The World Economic Forum although they let Klaus Scwaub(lifetime friend of Kissinger) take the credit for creating the WEF. One final point, In 1951, Kissinger would be employed as a consultant for the Army’s Operations Research Office where he would be trained in various forms of psychological warfare. This awareness of psy-ops would become useful for his career path.

[@SheltonHill]

@@5dollarshake263 You left out Jewish refugee…Decorated WWII hero and Nobel Peace Prize recipient.

[@alandeacon1988]

He's under the control of the East India Trading Company, who, via Black Rock, Vanguard, StateStreet, and so on, own the majority share in most corporations in the world. Their plan is possibly much bigger than you are capable of imagining

[@scrawny-tx7ul]

Didn't He park his jeep in front of his headquarters and thus helped the Germans to pinpoint and attack it ?

[@gailjarvis2592]

Adenochrome King.

[@lindacianchetti3599]

A 35 year old then. A 35 year old now. 🤔🙄😏😶😥😐

[@jrexx2841]

Huh?

[@jrexx2841]

@Rational thought Oh, I see. But I don't think that's something to be sad about.

[@gerarnation]

Visionary look of today's situation.

[@tonybroomfield7908]

Considering they were planning todays situation back then its hardly "Visionary"

[@benitopepolini1249]

KGB/Israeli agent

[@aalashariatisaravi1066]

...Great strategist, analyst and statesman of our time...however, the concept of 'limited war' was a naive concept that disregarded our foe's perpetual intent and capabilities...

[@nuqwestr]

You can see his face that "limited war" was for him not strategic, but a tactical bluff with some real force behind it, and with the exception of Vietnam, worked with both the Soviets and Chinese.

[@cheryllewis590]

interesting 🤐

[@charleswinokoor6023]

The author of the pseudo-Wikipedia introduction has a thing or two to learn, either that or he can’t contain his personal bias. Say what you will about Kissinger, but he did not “orchestrate bloodshed on behalf of Pol Pot” in Cambodia. Pol Pot and his Khmer Rouge were communists. Mike Wallace, on the other hand, does a terrific job.

[@Jackwhoknows]

The U.S. provided millions of dollars of annual food aid to 20,000-40,000 Khmer Rouge insurgents in Khmer Rouge bases in Thailand. The aid was managed by an organization that the U.S. established in the U.S. embassy in Bangkok called the Kampuchean Emergency Group (KEG) staffed by U.S. Central Intelligence Agency personnel and headed by Michael Eiland, whose job entailed interpreting satellite surveillance photos of Cambodia, and who had been operations officer of a U.S. commando reconnaissance unit code-named “Daniel Boone" and later was appointed U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency chief in charge of the Southeast Asia Region. In late 1975, former National Security Advisor and United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Thai foreign minister: "You should tell the Cambodians that we will be friends with them. They are murderous thugs but we won't let that stand in our way." Years later, Kissinger elaborated: "The Thais and the Chinese did not want a Vietnamese-dominated Indochina. We didn't want the Vietnamese to dominate. I don't believe we did anything for Pol Pot. But I suspect we closed our eyes when some others did something for Pol Pot."

[@scrawny-tx7ul]

China's best friend !

[@kellyaraujo273]

His accent is fake, look up at what age he came to the us

[@MrToryin]

It is not, i am german american, it is real .

[@terrihenricks4160]

Many of my ancestors also came from Germany, and It is an an actual German American accent. For whatever reason, Dr. Kissinger has never seen a need to work on eliminating his "foreign accent." It could have probably been accomplished with six months of speech therapy, but it was never a priority for him. (Not to say that it should have been.)

[@cabo7907]

He dictates American policy and others.

[@paulvalentine4157]

I understand him better here than now. He is quite clear here.

[@badfairy9554]

I am looking for a young photo of him. This is too old.