[PART 2] Economist Reacts to Vladimir Putin and Tucker Carlson Interview

This is part two of economist Prof. Richard Werner's reaction to Tucker Carlson's interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
If you have not seen part one already, watch it here: • Economist Reacts to Vl...
Editor's note: The camera cut out a few times but is restored promptly.

[@nycboogie]

More than the actual Tucker/Putin interview, everyone should watch Professor Werner's reaction... it's absolutely enlightening!

[@ORION-1974]

You are a very smart and insightful person! I am delighted! 👍👍👍🇷🇺

[@Dan-DJCc]

I am getting an enhanced understanding of this most important interview from your analysis. Thank you, Richard Werner for your public service.

[@user-wd6ni4xu4n]

I knew the cia was bad but not that bad that they would take over the Nazis so they could fight Russia. Thank you to the narrator who knows and understand putin and Russian politics.

[@olegkhokhlov-ct3ey]

Who is bad among the two is in the air.😅

[@rickjensen2717]

Very good point regarding the Konigsberg region - this could be a massive economic and industrial power house for Germany and Russia - just what the CIA doesn't want!

[@lucabu9838]

Just as the soviets used the nazis to fight the capitalists lol! It was a complete free for all

[@LorimaRBG]

Great analysis, Mr. Werner. 👋👋👋

[@spacewalktraveller1]

Having Richard break down the interview was very enlightening. I learned so much listening to this video. I saw Hilary Clinton reaction to the video and all she did was call Tucker names, which isn't an argument or a debate, it was just childish. The way Richard done the break down of the interview was absolutely brilliant, it just show how thoughtful and intelligent he is. I have a few of Richards book and really enjoyed and learned a lot about his work on how money is created by banks. Thanks Richard you're doing a great job, I always enjoy listening to what you have to say.

[@olegkhokhlov-ct3ey]

Putin once said that the official person (like Clinton some years ago) must have the HEAD (brains) on her shoulders. I see no head, just the skull.

[@melgarezuniverse1217]

Thank you professor Werner

[@janetjacks3406]

Well said about the German occupation by the US since the second world war, wish this was better known as you are the only commentator who actually speaks of this. Thank you.

[@janetjacks3406]

My god I am still getting over the two and half hour analysis the other day, but it was so brilliant and am going to be compelled to watch this. I wish Richard would go on Ivor Cummins and speak about his immense historical knowledge, that we are crying out for ,as it seems to me we have been kept in ignorance, especially around the formation of the first world war and how the bankers foisted their agenda upon everyone. I know G Edward Griffin has made a big contribution to everyone's understanding of how the Fed was created but think so much information has been kept hidden, and it seems right that it should now come out.

[@shiftyparadigm7049]

Prof werner has shown that griffin was lying about how banks create money. Also prof werner has shown that central bank window guidance can drive productivity growth. A discussion of the difference between gottfried feder and hjalmar schacht really interests me. In terms of interviews, an argument with brendon lee o'connell would be fascinating.

[@janetjacks3406]

@@shiftyparadigm7049 You'd have to show exactly what you mean? Have you got the link? It is quite an accusation to suggest Griffin was lying? I think how banks create money is common knowledge, so which specific bit is it that you think Griffin was dishonest about? Griffins book was about the creation of the FED so not sure what you are getting at.

[@74mihain]

I realize that many people can't comprehend more than 2 words, however let's be clear. When Germany entered the Soviet Union, the parties and people did not welcome them, as you called them. Those about whom it is said prepared bridgeheads for the advance of German troops and directly or indirectly cooperated with the Brandenburg-800 and german army itself. So on June 22, on the first day of the war, a company of the Brandenburg battalion, reinforced by a company of the "Nachtigal" battalion, and these are the current so-called heroes we are talking about, captured the town of Przemyśl, crossed the San River and occupied the bridgehead at Walawa. I mean, if you are a reasonable person, you must realize that all this required preparation and close cooperation. And so it went on until the end. The SS troops they belonged to were not protesting peasants. I mean, if you are a reasonable person, you must realize that all this required preparation and close cooperation. And there were no people protesting against collective farms. These guys distinguished themselves so much in brutal killings of civilians that in the end the Germans themselves were not happy. All the documents have been preserved. And these are the maniacal murderers Putin is talking about. It is to them in Ukraine they put monuments and so on. and those who were or were killed by them and even more so who fought against them are declared enemies.

[@wapitude]

Thank you for Parts 1 and 2 Richard. Excellent filling in of history blanks and assorted commentary items. All grist to the education mill - 😉👍👏👏🙏🇮🇪🙏

[@arouse6140]

Don’t miss the ending in this reaction Richard’s input and the content of conversation crescendos. K Thanks again Richard 👍👍👍🇨🇦 Maple States minded person. AMERICA IS NOT A DEMOCRACY. It’s a CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC!!! know the difference 🎤. Not you Richard I’m sure. Americans

[@SedonaMTB]

So true. Profound ending to the interview. God Bless Russian.

[@olegkhokhlov-ct3ey]

America is not a democracy and has never been democratic. To party system dictatorship.😅

[@zahrans]

10:20 Except if you're showing Ukrainians fighting against the Russians! 👀 It blows my mind that GERMAN media showed without any censoring or whatever, certain Ukrainian battalions, individual soldiers and vehicles like tanks and armoured carriers clearly 'decorated' with certain symbols usually associated during the era of that Austrian moustached painter.

[@whitewiz222]

The courage of your convictions is not lost on me, Professor. Outstanding commentary, brave even.

[@marinedrive5484]

Prof. Werner is right on the button when describing Putin and Russian diplomacy as being very "correct." It is in stark contrast to American/British diplomacy which follows processes, but correctness is seen as very subjective or fluid. Depending on how it can be used to one's advantage. Who would you rather deal with?

[@sivi9741]

Calm down . Putin ain’t perfect either …….far from it ! Putin is still a ruthless dictator killing all his political opponents, don’t forget that .

[@lucabu9838]

Look at how Russia exploited gas prices in Ukraine to manipulate their politics pre 2014. Look at the Budapest memorandum. Look at the Minsk agreement. Russia constantly breaks its diplomatic obligations. Putin is not a liberal, he does not believe in correctness or rules, he believes in power. You can respect that, or like that, but it simply is not any form of correctness.

[@matratzenbergmann1179]

Geehrter Herr Werner, vielen Dank für die dekuvrierende Auswertung. Grüße und alles Gute!

[@roydenisduggan]

Amazingly insightful analysis and history lesson

[@happyrabbit7944]

"Slavs must count to 100, know how to read, their educational process would be ended on that stage because Slavs must only exist to provide various services to pro-nations such Germans and we must decrease their number to 100k people, that's it" said Heinrich Himmler. So in fact Slavs are group of people who were begun their development more than 1000 years ago, used to live on shared territory and literally means group of people who speak the same language. It includes modern nations such as Russians, Belarussians, Ukrainians, Poles, Bulgarians, Serbians and some others. So any pro-nazi groups during WWII those belonged to Slavs were just "useful idiots" and betraytors of their Motherlands. Modern Ukranians don't even know names like Ludmila Pavluchenko who killed 309 nazis during WWII on the eastern front and had been invited to Washington with her speech right before the second front was opened in Normandy. They don't know her name because after the coup all the educational materials in Ukraine were rewritten and spreading fairytales about 3rd Reich "freedom" for them. Ironically her name can be easily found in en.wiki..

[@dxz7952]

Thank you

[@salacious_motek]

And was Himmler wrong? When you go to Russia or Ukraine and you deal with security staff, hotel staff, restaurants, when buying metro train tokens at metro cashiers and you cannot speak Russian, even at Sheremetyevo alleged VIP lounge; in those places you can feel the “politeness” “good manners” and “kindness” of the “great” Slavic people. After having travelled extensively through Ukraine and Russia and after having “enjoyed” the “fantastic” Slavic unisex toilets consisting of a platform on the floor with hole, on which you have to crouch and release your droppings, while you can see -or even have a chat while you drop - with the person on the next cubicle, because the partition panel of the cubicle is only about 1.5 meter high. Having experienced all that, I conclude that Himmler was absolutely right. Special mention to the toilets of the Kamianets-Podilski train station and the shit-hole of Hotyn Fortress, it just doesn’t get more revolting than that.

[@rosemariemchugh988]

Thank you Sir. So good to hear the truth said out loud.

[@loulou_9999]

Thank you for providing the necessary clarify to those of us who are intellectually curious enough to take a serious look at those complex global issues!

[@tonyandersson5256]

Thank you professor Werner.

[@donnagiamo1158]

Thank you for sharing your clear, concise and informative insight into this important interview.

[@sunshinegasoline]

really enjoying these hope prof warner can do more deep dives like this maybe one on the british empire's role in ww1 and interwar years

[@nycboogie]

Yes!

[@user-mb9kn7sw3e]

Watch Oliver Stone's documentary "Ukraine on Fire"!

[@henryneild1157]

Many thanks for you most insightful analysis, Richard. Much appreciated, H.

[@jcmce]

that’s a content to be downloaded, shared, studied, saved for history, presented to anyone who wants to talk about geopolitical events…

[@rosemariemchugh988]

'Keep the Germans down and Russia out'. Did Eisenhower or someone else coin this?

[@kgbgb3663]

That was NATO’s first Secretary General, Lord Ismay, explaining the aim of the organisation: ‘Keep the Russians out, the Americans in, and the Germans down’. (I'm afraid he was British.) The Morgenthau plan was something different. It was designed by _certain people_ who were powerful in Truman's government. They had a historic connected with Germany, but no feeling of identification with Germany. It proposed reducing Germany to a purely agricultural state, able to support only a limited population. (It was implied that the "surplus" population would just ... disappear. Remind anyone of Gaza?) In the couple of years before the Morgenthau Plan was decisively rejected, there was a strong flow of malnourished refugees from the Western-occupied parts of Germany (what would later become West Germany) to the Soviet Zone (later East Germany). Eventually, out of fear that the population of western Germany would revolt against their oppressors and make Germany a united country allied with the USSR, the plan was replaced with the Marshal Plan. This agreed to allow West Germany to re-industrialise, but at the expense of becoming a permanently-occupied satrapy of the American Empire, with its education system and media controlled by the authors of the Morgenthau Plan. This ensured that they would never again seek their own national interest separate from those of the people controlling the victorious _Western_ powers.

[@sciagurrato1831]

Good discussion ….some of us know who “certain people” are…but their humanity is open to debate.

[@fishythicklips]

​​@@kgbgb3663 interesting how the original plan is very similar to what has been in plans for Russia (to be used as a gas station) and Ukraine, and now implemented for Ukraine, unfortunately. "They" do not need that many people there. Also the collapse of the USSR was used to de-industrialize the country and de-populate with sky rocketing homicide and death rates, all by design

[@Arx9845]

YT just censored my comment. Prof, is it feasible to post this on Rumble, Brighteon, Bitchute and other uncensored platforms?

[@arouse6140]

Yeah let TheirTube get the message. I actually find KZbin is trying their in an impossible situation nearly like us. KZbin is a creators paradise compared to any other platform but “We The People” will do what is necessary ❤️🗡️🌎🗡️❤️

[@JamesTsividis]

Even though I watched this interview already, hearing it again made me realise that I missed important things the first time. Thanks for your commentary Richard.

[@rickjensen2717]

Very good point about the Konigsberg region - this could be a massively successful economic and industrial project for Germany and Russia - just what the CIA doesn't want!

[@user-wd6ni4xu4n]

Thank you for telling us the truth. Of course the victors change history, what a terrible horrible thing that the Americans did and still doing.

[@eldragon4076]

I would love to see Professor Werner as a guest on The Duran

[@tylerglenn7811]

I really enjoy seeing that Tucker Carlson conduct this interview. It’s great to see him be totally surprised by the results of the interview he planned. I think it’s a good metaphor of us Americans. We feel so competent, and certainly can be, but we are so uninformed in geopolitics and history.

[@tomkarnes69]

Enemy combatants, including civilians put in American, French, and Canadian open air concentration camps after the war, starving to death around 14 million Germans listened as "Other Losses", anyone cought taking food to the camps were under threat of being shot, and some were shot

[@perizath]

Great analysis, thank you.

[@masterblaster2626]

Just finished Part 2 ... excellent, thanks for providing your comments, Professor Werner ... thanks for posting.

[@dianay6691]

CBDCs are a permission-based currency which will act like a ration system in a "war"

[@tokenizegames]

very good educational content

[@mrishka5]

This video is brilliant!

[@MrKirilldriver]

Вернер плохо учился, поэтому не знает что кенигсберг был в составе Российской Империи при царице Елизавете. И оставьте "влажные" мечты о том, что Россия когда-нибудь отдаст Калининград! Это может произойти только в одном случае - предательство! Если такое произойдёт, мало не покажется никому!

[@dsmith657]

Thank you Richard Werner for your insight

[@stickyrice9499]

That is the best break down for the western audiences who have a hard time to understand the war in Ukrain.

[@coolbravo5557]

Swasthika came from Ceylon. Hitler copied that symbol and gave a wrong interpretation. In Srilanka there are many inscriptions contain this symbol which is older than 2000 -5000 years.

[@user-wd6ni4xu4n]

I love this man telling the world the truth.

[@markogavrilovic2583]

I was tired of reactions and comments on Putin interview whenever he opens mouth they are like "liar", "dont trust him" and all that crap. They are very comfortable in their own buble of lies from their goverment. This was refreshing that reaction comes from an intelligent and educated man, most importantly in history. Great video.

[@christianh9794]

Great review!

[@angelgarciagarcia7295]

a brilliant analisis ! So coherent . well done.

[@encomunismo]

Excellent and instructive analysis.

[@user-ms4xt6mn1b]

Thank you for your analysis of the interview and explanations. I learned several interesting things from you. Zelensky visited the Mi6 office in England, where he spent 2 hours. This information first appeared as a leak and was later confirmed by the president's office. There is a version that he was recruited. Because it is not the status of the president to visit a foreign intelligence office. At the very least, this can easily explain Boris Johnson’s influence on Zelensky. In 2020, amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation were adopted, including those on territorial integrity. So a revision of Russia’s borders in relation to Kaliningrad or any other territory is now impossible and would be contrary to the constitution. By the way, there is an interesting point - after the collapse of the USSR, no border demarcation was carried out between Russia and Ukraine. Like many Russians, I respect Putin for his integrity. He always keeps his word and follows the rules of decency. I remembered how President Macron once published a confidential telephone conversation with Putin, to which he invited journalists (!) and they all quietly giggled there. Macron probably wanted to ridicule Putin with this, but he didn’t even realize that he himself had become a laughing stock. What stupid and insignificant people rule states! Lord bless this world. Sorry for the English, translated using Google

[@bobann3566]

Lex Fridman interviewed Mr Carlson about this interview with Putin and Tucker said he was confounded and confused by Putins discussion of Neo Nazi's, and yet listening to him speak, it is quite clear.

[@Pani312]

Меня пугает, что историю нацизма россияне помнят, а весь остальной мир забыл. И что такие простые вещи может объяснить только профессор. А страх перед коммунизмом меня вообще смешит, потому что в первую очередь он был не выгоден капиталистам. И именно благодаря коммунизму во многих странах есть нормированный рабочий день, отпуска, социальные выплаты. Я не являюсь коммунистом, но историю нужно знать и понимать первопричины.

[@greasher926]

Что касается образования в США, восточный фронт упоминается редко, только в примечаниях, таких как битва за Сталинград и Ленинград. Основное внимание уделяется западному фронту и, в частности, тихоокеанскому театру военных действий, поскольку именно там участвовали США. Образование в США очень сосредоточено на себе. Если бы США не вступили во Вторую мировую войну, это, вероятно, была бы всего лишь небольшая глава, которую можно бегло просмотреть. Вдобавок ко всему, что именно такое фашизм и его опасности на самом деле не обсуждаются, только то, что это было плохо из-за холокоста и что Германия напала на Польшу. Тем, кто хочет получить более глубокие знания в этом вопросе, нужно поступить в университет, но это непомерно дорого, или учиться самостоятельно, но большинство молодых людей предпочитают изучать всех футболистов, супер героев или другие занимательные предметы.

[@billRussell-pt8en]

Werner gives an excellent insightful analysis inclusive of a deep understanding of global politics both past and presence. A fruitful addition to this interview. Many thanks.

[@got2bharmony]

Thank you Richard for sharing your knowledge and providing an objective analysis of what President Putin had to say. Can you do a video about dedollarisation and the petrodollar and how you see this playing out for the USA and the UK.

[@JesterEric]

After Germany surrendered unconditionally the provisions of the Geneva Convention no longer applied as the country no longer existed. Denmark used its German prisoners to remove land mines

[@bojman]

At one point you mention ačmost millions of Germans, POWs, dying in western camps after WWII ended. Could you provide some references on that? This is new to me.

[@user-su4sv4un8s]

Почитайте мемуары тех, кто был в этих лагерях. Они были под открытым небом. Их почти не кормили. Далее пересказывать не буду, читайте сами.

[@bojman]

@@user-su4sv4un8s Мемуары относятся к индивидуальному опыту. Я хотел бы, чтобы кто-нибудь предложил конкретный источник, который черпает эти цифры из миллиона или более жертв (военнопленных) западных союзников. По отношению к численности армии и населению Германии того времени это большая цифра, граничащая с геноцидом. Но я прошу источники.

[@hotcamui]

About Putin is leading the interwiev. In the interwiev with NBC the journalist tried to stop him talkin, saying: We have not enough time for that matter. Putin answered: I am the one who determine time here, so don't worry. On that postitions people act different.

[@AnnieT369]

How did Tucker Carlson become a well known 'journalist'? I suppose that's like asking how Joe Biden become President of America. Mediocrity rules in America.

[@kgbgb3663]

He's far from his best in this interview. Even though I'm British, I have watched a lot of his output. On domestic American affairs, he is usually correct, brave and inspiring. All the more so since he got out of the Murdoch empire and went independent. If you still classify journalists into "Left" and "Right", I guess you'd call him "Right". But these days, the important distinction is between honest truth-tellers (to the best of their ability) and corporate "presstitutes". I think he is definitely in the former camp*, along with several "Leftist" journalists and some "Rightist" ones, all of whom largely respect each other while disparaging the careerist servants of the power structure. ---- * Honzo, a normally insightful commentator at SONAR21 (the website of ex-CIA analyst Larry Johnson) disagrees, and thinks Tucker is active CIA. Either way, Tucker is no mediocrity.

[@sciagurrato1831]

@@kgbgb3663Tucker’s dad is CIA - sometimes “like father, like son”.

[@madeinengland1212]

So, did usa occupy eastern Germany too? Under what law? That was a sovereign country for a short while.

[@masterblaster2626]

Regarding the flippant, "turn the other cheek" quote from Tucker, this Scriptural quote pertains to personal matters between individuals ... not matters of State. The Apostle Paul clearly tells us that the State bears the sword for its purposes. So, this question is like asking, "what color is hunger?" ... it is completely misplaced and ridiculous on it's face.

[@sheevamatimbas4300]

Thank you Richard for the excellent history lesson, some of which I did not know. Btw Patton actually stated the Germans were the only decent people in Europe. He didn't much like the people who are committing Genocide in Palestine presently

[@sciagurrato1831]

And, as Prof Werner has stated, Patton died under mysterious circumstances.

[@nickpuencho]

Please Mr Werner interview Anthony Migchels

[@waqaskhawaja4008]

Technique supposes Centralization, so there's no stoping centralization until unless all kind of technics are completely shut down.

[@ellengran6814]

Iain McGilchrist (UK) has written books about the two brain hemispheres. He argues the West has damaged itself by "shutting down" its right brain hemispheres. McGilchrist also argues this has happened many times before in European history.

[@koombaloomba]

Thanks Professor Werner for your input and new insights into post-WW2 Germany. I always had doubts about the official version surrounding General Patton's death. The British fighting with the Bolsheviks in 1919 - not heard that before but it doesn't surprise me as we know the financial elites financed the Russian Revolution! It's almost as if Ukraine was pushed towards the west by Lenin, Stalin then Kruschev - who were they really working for! I have read in the last year that Fascism in Austria began quite early post-WW1, like Italy, with British backing in both countries, and also that Austria annexed part of Galicia in 1917 and rounded up a lot of ethnic Russians, putting them in concentration camps where many died .......

[@andrijastamenkovic6523]

@richardwerner Are you following the velocity of money supply, balancing out the inflation and now deflation from money supply increase and now decrease?

[@tigadirt]

Wow, that moment when you are surfing KZbin just trying to understand banking, and you end up understanding that maybe your country is actually fairly slimy and likely actually running headlong into its own doom. Hooray.

[@martins_kreicis]

Thank you, wonderful analysis. I'm still curious to know what Putin, as a Russian Ortho, did talk about in his six meetings with RC Popes...?

[@dxz7952]

The Pope wants the west side of Ukraine as the result of piece talks

[@katarinakrajna4911]

👍👏

[@sergei-cf7eu]

все нацисты после войны были в тюрьме на долгие годы, Сталин думал, что они вернутся стариками из тюрем. Сталин умер и Хрущёв объявил амнистию - все здоровые мужики вернулись и воспитали своих детей. Результат виден сегодня

[@TrueNorth333]

Economic question - The bad non performing bad assets which the central banks would buy from the private banks, if they consist of real estate and real assets - should these physical assets also be sold to the central bank? --If the central bank was under state control - those assets would be under democratic control, under central banks such as the independent ECB or privately owned FED - who would end up with all those physical assets in the end? Like non performing industry, buildings, bankrupt businesses, housing that dont sell etc

[@sciagurrato1831]

Putin reads Ian McGilchrest - how much more impressive can the leader of a country be?

[@piquant7103]

Are you implying a there were more definitive moves or agreements (potentially informal or understood in practice) early on that solidified the dollar's role in oil pricing, asking because there doesn't seem to be a formal long term agreement as such that any primary source can confirm but a nexus of events and no long term commitment implied, at least not contractually.

[@jcmce]

Why has COVID, I guess, been muted, censored? 1:32:50

[@got2bharmony]

@jcmce You were clearly listening very carefully, good spot. I presume Richard wanted to avoid the KZbin algorithm identifying that word and applying its censorship. Richard is very well aware of how his views are perceived as against the global narrative. He mentioned the reaction to his speech in Bavaria about US control of Germany. I believe he has also faced discrimination from universities that are locked into globalist control. I think Richard would be in grave danger if he were more popular and a greater threat to those with power. The number of views for his videos is ridiculously low, considering the importance and accuracy of what he has to say.

[@bruce4130]

Werner probably doesn’t want to be booted off YT

[@got2bharmony]

@@bruce4130My comment has been disappeared by YT. Censoring is definitely working at warp speed on YT.

[@moviemakerjo6756]

10:40 nazism is legislated against in germany but german and lithuanian forces in april twentieth 2022 (hitler day) celebrated with nazi saluetes and partying yet nothing happend to these nato forces.....thats western rule of law personified.

[@mhenkelmann11]

Since Putin not only raised cui bono, a normal question, but more importantly he asked about special technical requirements that only a few countries have. There is a Swiss study that was PUBLISHED before the UN. NO CONTRADICTION SO FAR;;;

[@madeinengland1212]

1:50 this wrong. Textile Exports were encouraged until british industry was superior and imports encouraged. Does anyone think the indian princes would have clubbed together to ban imports if independant?

[@JOMFRUHOLMEN]

best commentary on this shitshow

[@nirajshrestha5621]

Operation paperclip

[@mhenkelmann11]

We have MdB IN BUNDESTAG FROM CDU ; KIESSEWETTER ; Colonel a.D. , he told open to bing the war into russia? How can a german Colonel a .D so danger talking.

[@user-yj1on3bf1v]

you have to be honest, if you are an economist, then you know that the economic situation in Russia is now terrible. The national wealth fund is almost exhausted. Lack of dollars, euros and yuan in reserves and rising inflation due to the issue of the ruble. China also refused to give us a loan, they are not partners, but communist manipulators. China has no allies they are no better than the USA.

[@babyboo7741]

Funny when you ask someone else to be honest but you aren’t 😂😂😂

[@Jane-ch9yb]

What are you talking about? Nonsense?

[@user-yj1on3bf1v]

@@babyboo7741 what do you mean I don't do this? I wrote the truth. Russia is using the National Welfare Fund to fill the budget hole because our foreign exchange reserves are blocked in US and European banks. The problem is that this fund is in rubles and gold. Nobody needs rubles. China refuses to give us euros and dollars. And you can’t buy anything in the world for rubles. Now there are no euros or dollars in the fund and almost no yuan. There are only rubles and we printed rubles because they want to compensate for the depreciation of the ruble against the dollar. So in Russia taxes are rising and inflation is rising. And when the National Welfare Fund is exhausted, there will be a default. The Higher School of Economics has already released a report that this year is the worst in 30 years. Why do you think the US refuses to go to peace talks? Because now everything is heading towards Russia falling apart.

[@TheLopitur]

It’s funny that you call Russia as Us it’s clear that you exist in some parallel world which is not current Russia. Just stay where you are and stay away from Russia

[@fishythicklips]

Must be nice to have a "wealth fund" and almost non-existent debt...

[@gradyt2847]

why is the name of the virus made blocked out?

[@LOSTmanONTHEINTERNET]

Indonesia has under 300 million people not 600 million. Was that mistake by Putin or the translator ?

[@pogchamp3101]

He must’ve meant ASEAN countries, out of which Indonesia is the biggest one

[@123axel123]

Very interesting commentary, but I don't like that Werner praises everything that Putin says.

[@samagustini2744]

NAZI was a political party. The Ukrainians have a right to be nationalistic. Their party the Natsii. Do not forget that in the time of Bandera, their generation survived the Holodomor. A Soviet starving of 33 MILLION Ukrainians under the loving Stalin. However, these people have lived since the Tsarist times as subjects of the Romanov dynasty's Russia. (converts to Judaism [lie to Babylonian Talmud]) So true that historically the beginnings of the Kievan Rus was in Ukraine and Viking conquering and the now white Russia/Moscow. Who just before the Mongol invasion had conquered the Ashkenazi Jews of Khazaria. So these people have a long lasting collective memory of never forgetting a slight. And in my mind could very well be the reason for unleashing the atomic bomb on Japan. Even though Japan had nothing o do with it, but only through association of RACE. The Hypocrisy of President Putin who's policies are very selective on immigration and citizenry is well, Nationalistic at its core. Fascism was a REACTION to the developments of the Red Scare of that time to stem the Globalist intentions of COMMUNISM. Hell even Great Britain had a Fascist party. Although much too late as the certain demographic had hold of that country already by that time and of course, the USA in its media and key positions in the Roosevelt administration.Suggest reading ia801004.us.archive.org/10/items/FromMajorJordansDiaries1952Signed/1952%20-%20From%20Major%20Jordans%20Diaries%20-%20George%20Racey%20Jordan.pdf

[@chiobhon]

39:38 I wonder who has benefit of the global debt racked up by every central bank 🤔

[@chiobhon]

42:30 there we go, wouldn't it be amazing if we could have a modern day Nuremberg trail of biblical proportions starting with all those still breathing mentioned in the secret team. I for one would like to see all those faces. Shalom Eben

[@do0myk]

Tucker is like a small naive child, typical american

[@masterblaster2626]

Tucker is so annoying with his furrowed brow stare, and his inane questions ... how is this guy so famous??

[@oliy8467]

*Promosm* ✌️

[@reubenmcmurray4377]

I dont think you have a very good understanding of why the west has done what it has. A lot of mistaken assumptions

[@ronm6349]

I have bettr questions for Putin , like are you a born again Christian and do you know the earth is flat and how is it that you and the USA get along so well in Antartica

[@chiobhon]

The earth is not a flat pizza world dear person. If you can not even discern such basic facts what chance do you have of discerning biblical truth?

[@lukewilson624]

Hypocritical to be for decentralization and think there's nothing wrong with the Chinese government or Chinese foreign policy Richard.