The Future Of Global Energy At The Edge Of Disorder

[@chrishooge3442]

One of my takeaways from Zeihan's first book was...if you don't have an economy and government policy that supports young families...they won't have kids in the numbers necessary to support demographics. Europe figured this out too late.

[@nedhill1242]

Actually, the best way to have a thriving economy and thriving families as a smaller government to stays out of your life and doesn’t create barriers of entry and allows people to thrive. If it’s easier to start a small business other people don’t dictate what your worth is. Other people can’t dictate how you live and what you do. The American dream has always been starting a small business or getting the right type of college education and working your way up but very few do that and over 70% of the kids going to college today should not. Mike Rowe with his foundation can’t find people to learn how to do specialized welding that within 3 to 5 years could be making six digit incomes. The left has convinced people they have to go to college that any type of getting your hands dirty job is beneath you. If women want equal wages, then they should do the jobs that men do to make more money like coal mining or oil, rigs, or other dangerous jobs that women don’t want to do. Women only want the high-paying clean office jobs. It doesn’t work that way.

[@chrishooge3442]

@@nedhill1242 What happened to Republican pro-family policy?

[@chrishooge3442]

@@nedhill1242 So you don't believe in pro-family govt policy?

[@nedhill1242]

@@chrishooge3442 I love people like you. You think you’re intelligent, but you’re not. You’re completely brainwashed. You clearly don’t understand classical liberalism, conservatism, libertarianism. The way to support the family the way to support businesses the way to support democracy is state of hell out the way. Less government. America thrived for a long time before taxes, and government regulations, and infrastructure paid for by the government. We don’t need any of that. The founding fathers intended for there to be very little federal government. They were against centralized government, because it always becomes corrupt. It always leads to cronyism and authoritarianism. It always leads to the depletion of individual rights. Christians believe in community and you make community through your town through your church etc. Through your extended family. We don’t need to government and we don’t want the government. All the government does is restrict rights and freedoms.

[@nedhill1242]

@@chrishooge3442 The government should not be picking winners and losers. The government should not be engineering society. The government should stay the hell out of our lives. If the founding fathers thought the government should be passing pro family policies, that the founding fathers thought the government should be getting involved in peoples lives, they would’ve put that in the constitution. America has declined as more and more regulations have been passed and created. The best pro family policy is no policies. Stay out of our lives. The best business policy is policies that don’t have anything to do with business. No policies! There should be no federal government, other than international trade, and I even argue that’s not necessarily because each state has the ability to do trade with foreign countries. The state of South Carolina has been doing it for the last 20 years. Canada does it the same way. Each province has its own international trade policies. The only thing the federal government should be doing is the military. We don’t even need the federal government to do interstate commerce. Let each state develop its own trade policies from state to state. we do not need the federal government. All we need is our local governments. America is not one big country. It is a union of states. That’s why we’re not called America. We’re called the United States of America. Each state is a sovereign state and independently, ratified the constitution and join. That’s why it was not unconstitutional North traitorous when the south seceded. Knew southern states have the right to secede, which is why he suspended the supreme court. He knew if the confederacy sued the federal government and the supreme court they would probably win. Everything about Lincoln in the Civil War is propaganda and a lie. The Civil War was not over slavery. The Civil War was about forcing the south back into the union. Lincoln didn’t care about the slaves. The emancipation proclamation did not free a single slave. Don’t believe me? Go actually read the document. most newspapers in the north, and most people in the north were not in favor of fighting a war. It wasn’t even a Civil War because the south wasn’t fighting the Lord for control of the government. They left to form their own government. Horace Greeley was friends with Lincoln, and wrote him a letter and one Lincoln to make the war more about slavery, but Lincoln wrote back and said if I can win the war and not for you sing a slave, I will. Don’t believe me? Google Lincolns letter to Horace Greeley. But no, I don’t think the government should be passing policies that support families. Because I don’t think the federal government should be passing any policies. The government has no business engineering society. The government has no business interfering in my personal or family life. And actually, if you are a liberal or a progressive, especially a minority, you should want to government out of your life because Black people were better off in the 20s and 30s than they are today. Thomas Sowell has written numerous books that explained in detail how long the 1920s and 1930s Black people had higher rates of marriage law rates of divorce and higher employment. Black people actually dominated entire industries like bricklaying. It’s government policies that destroy the black family and the black community. LBJ and the great society.

[@cjnorris]

I've been OD'ing on Zeihan lately. Fantastic the way he thinks. This was one of the most effective times I've heard him speak. Bravo 👏 😊

[@jorgeespinoza3150]

"Until Germany leaves nato, the line stays off..." Yea right!!! How about: "the line was blown up"?!!!

[@RogueReplicant]

Yeah, he skirted around that one ha ha. He has useful info but also an agenda.

[@carmenmccauley585]

It was blown up by the company that owns it to get out of paying the restitution required in their contract if it got turned off.

[@RogueReplicant]

@@carmenmccauley585 Yeah, that's what shill Pete said. Keep drinking the Kool Aid, knuckledragger 👊

[@tyronewashington2933]

33:50 Remember TRUMP told Germany 🇩🇪 in 2017 and 2018, to buy USA 🇺🇸 Crude oil and Gas. And move away from Russia 🇷🇺. They Laughed, but not laughing Now.

[@adamkoslin9302]

Millennials aren't producing a large generation - we appear to finally have conclusively hit the fertility translation that the other WEIRD economies have. Millennials have catastrophically low marriage and fertility rates, and things aren't getting better. We're going to have to deal with gerontocracy, the same as Japan and Germany, just two generations later.

[@chrishooge3442]

This is how we get a merging of AI and Robotics.

[@vangeezer]

But we'll always produce enough pornography that will illustrate young and mid age bodies. That industry won't get hit with demographics. Neither would ethereal banal stuff like social media

[@I_Lemaire]

There is still hope! And technology! (IVF and Genomic Therapies)

[@vangeezer]

@@I_Lemaire there's also hope in avoiding excess intake of vitamins via fortified food and supplements

[@vangeezer]

@@I_Lemaire many think alopecia is auto immune disorder, while also symptom of hypervitaminosis A. Some fix it by avoidance, some seek monoclonal antibodies, yet some try hair regrowth. Your choice 🤣

[@voiceofunreason5153]

These lectures are completely fascinating for someone like me who is from a total different field. This man explains things in ways even newbies like me can understand. Excellent 👍🏾

[@orion9k]

He's throwing out a lot of hypothesis, basically subjective analysis of the future.

[@Reblwitoutacause]

@cherylrichard3059bold claim

[@donfleming3534]

Did Peter really believe that Russia was just going to let the Ukranians run them back to where - ever .His analysis is always entertaining and informed although his political prejudices do seep through. What is great about him,( Peter) is that he speaks very often and is not camera-shy. Ergo, we have a good record of his predictive powers. Welcome to the class of Zeihan.

[@PedroFigueiredo-ti7vu]

Zeihan is always great to hear

[@peredavi]

Zeihan’s talks are awesome for us history and geopolitics junkies. Really glad this is on KZbin. I can’t afford his Live performances😅. I’ve read /Audible his books.

[@nazarayah]

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[@iorewp]

The most accurate information I can find regarding this subject matter is on The Duran....very grounded resource.

[@jimatperfromix2759]

The Duran is a Russian propaganda network operated by a couple Brits who have figured out that they can make KZbin money by pushing for the Russian interests in this war. Don't waste your time by going there. This seminar by Peter Zeihan is the best/most-accurate info about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. He doesn't paint a rosy picture just for the purpose of supporting Ukraine, yet he does the best job of portraying both the existential necessity for the West to support Ukraine, as well as how it is that Russia believes it is an existential necessity for the Russian Communists to crush Ukraine on their way to Poland and the Czech/Slav areas and Hungary etc. The Russians (apparently?) mistakenly believe that the Americans and Western Europeans are just dying to break through those valleys between the mountains, just so we can march on to take over Siberia. How ridiculous. If we want to vacation in the snow, we'll go to the Alps or Aspen/Snowmass or Utah or take a cruise to Alaska.

[@gendashwhy]

12:53 Kerch Bridge... he called it!

[@gendashwhy]

Kerch Strait. :)

[@CandidDate]

I imagine a time...maybe 200 years from now. Either we have good alternative energy or we're living like hunter/gatherers.

[@nedhill1242]

It’s called nuclear

[@CandidDate]

@@nedhill1242 Sounds good to me! I'm a heavy consumer of watts!

[@theseustoo]

More like mutant scavengers in a post-apocalyptic global ruin... IF any of us actually survive... :/

[@anisaampatuan]

Two new energy technologies we can deploy today: Brillouin Energy CEC fusion energy, and Andrea Rossi Leonardo Corporation zero point energy.

[@j85grim4]

​@Star Anise We can? This is world news headline worthy, you really should be telling the press how nonexistent technology can be deployed today.

[@Digmen1]

I have also noticed that KZbin does not keep or make accessible older videos. So if you like a videos content on say carpentry or keyboards, then you ahd better downlaod it and save it.

[@tedball8677]

On what date did this presentation occur, please? 2022 ... in the summer or early fall? I know the YT vid pub date is 2023 FEB; I ask about the actual presentation date itself.

[@stanmiller3568]

This was in June, 2022

[@williamcrocker2399]

Loved it Thoughtful and careful.bring him back

[@MinhLe-vj9ij]

It is an excellent presentation, so informative. Thank you for providing us with such a rich , informative program.

[@rodolfosaluto8344]

Good luck. I think it ends in Washington without any government.

[@greghayden2117]

Keep pushing the Bear into the corner and you won't have to worry about the price of oil, or anything else for that matter. Unlike the last 100 years, you will not be exempt from the fallout.

[@joblack6544]

The hate in his voice.

[@TheAnkurp09]

For whom?

[@michaelgrisafi821]

I really want to hear the Langley seminar. Excellent update Peter.

[@charlescoon577]

I want that semester also.

[@edq4383]

Regime changing event . It’s good to review these prophecies and see how reality compared to them. Usually it’s a great entertainer spinning shallow yarns .

[@Digmen1]

My g/f skips the KZbin Ads As you say, if you put too many ads on, people will turn off

[@wegder]

Thanks comrades you are an asset to the motherland

[@bt8468]

Welcome to the Gulag

[@maximonacer5039]

Three words: Vertical Water Displacement! This is clean, safe, abundant, inexpensive hydroelectric power everywhere!

[@grannyannie2948]

And that's when the climate cult proves it's a religion. I'm in Australia and outside my town they are bulldozing ancient forest to put in a solar farm to replace hydro electricity. The greens go nuts if a tadpole is effected by hydro but don't care about bats and whales effected by windmills. The other problem with new hydro plants is they take money and time and politicians are incapable of planning further than the three year election cycle anymore.

[@georgekoerner6591]

Sir Would you consider running for the United States Senate?

[@robertwood9984]

If he is correct, for me, it puts the folks coming across the border in a different light. By what I'm hearing, they may be part of a strategy to garruntee a labor force for the nations future health. I'll have to ponder this. He is the 1st person I have seen, if there are others, that has connected the dots globally. Thanks!

[@mjpfl8131]

I've been pondering this also. Could the govt. really be that forward-thinking? Or are they doing something for short-term political reasons that could have unintended long-term beneficial consequences? I don't know. Peter always comments on the importance of "human capital" in the labor-challenged world we're moving into. Sometimes I wish I had a time machine and could go back to the world I grew up in! Oh well, if wishes were horses...

[@timthetiny7538]

How old is this presentation

[@chrishooge3442]

It looks like 2022 but I don't know what month.

[@chrishooge3442]

I'm wrong. This was somewhere in 2020

[@1paris1942]

October of 2022. At the beginning of the presentation he points out that the Russians still hold Kherson City. They withdrew on November 11th of 2022. And the Kharkov offensive began on September 10th or so. So this probably in October of 2022.

[@katrina6627]

@Beejay King BBC😊😅😊😊 ve

[@nedhill1242]

This is his current presentation that he’s been giving for about a year. In the last year he has traveled nearly 180 days to give this presentation. Some of it nationally some of it internationally. He’s on retainer with the Pentagon.

[@AmBotanischenGarten]

Very Impressive Peter!! I hope Langley took it all in! The next year on the bloodlands don't look good, but this is why Dr. Snyder called them the bloodlands (Ukraine, Belarus) as I am sure you know.

[@sarahbeth1369]

20:00 he's telling us why they are trying to destroy Russia and take it for their selves.

[@carmenmccauley585]

No he isn't.

[@salomonquijada7144]

Interested observation so far forecasts are not in line...

[@zytigon]

Some interesting points in this presentation. However i was trying to fact check the point after 40:00 about how much steel the U.S.A imports from Ukraine and i found a White House proclamation about tariffs on imported steel from Ukraine which said in 2021 only 1% of U.S.A steel imports came from Ukraine therefore they felt comfortable in scrapping the tariffs on Ukrainian steel to help them out, "A Proclamation: Adjusting Imports of Steel Into the United States (Ukraine) 3. The United States and Ukraine have developed a close security relationship. Ukraine has expressed its willingness to work with the United States to address the global excess capacity for producing steel. Ukraine’s steel industry has been significantly disrupted by the Russian Federation’s unjustified, unprovoked, unyielding, and unconscionable war against Ukraine. The significant disruption in Ukraine’s steel production is expected to decrease the total amount of steel produced by Ukraine as well as the amount of steel imported into the United States from Ukraine, which in 2021 accounted for less than 1 percent of all steel imports into the United States. At the same time, the steel industry has been historically important to Ukraine, and both the United States and Ukraine have an interest in maintaining that industry as an economic lifeline while the country recovers." Also a legacy trade pdf showed top ten sources of steel imported to U.S.A and Ukraine wasn't on it. Russia was there at 4% which was the same as Germany. Italy 2%. However i also looked at an Office of the United States trade representative webpage saying in 2019 about $700 million of steel was imported from Ukraine to U.S.A. Who knows ? Also on the point about solar pv in northern Europe never paying back the CO2 emissions in their manufacture but you can find other articles which claim that even in the U.K. it takes 6 years to pay back the energy used to manufacture them so over a 24 year life they could give out 4 times the benefit of the cost of manufacture. But hard to get at the truth so who knows ? David Mackay in "Without hot air" seemed to agree with the figure of giving 4 times back what it took to make them and that was at a stage when the panels were only less than 10% efficient whereas they are now maybe 20%. However they should probably have to include a battery storage unit sized to match the array, in the costs, so that it is a steady output which is fed to the National Grid rather than a Sine curve where the thermal generation plant is left to carry the costs of intermittency and chaotic supply

[@Woollzable]

Yes I also wondered about solar panels. Others say that investing in solar panels will pay back the energy/CO2 used to manufacture them even if they are in Europe. Also, the electrical transmission losses that he talked about are important, but it's still possible to transport electricity on very long transmission lines. It's relatively common today.

[@sgill4833]

The midterms have long passed. Looks like this was uploaded much later.

[@johnbeck8812]

Michigan is currently building a new potash mine new urea plants are being built in the USA do to the cheapest natural gas from fracking one in Iowa by the Dutch and another in Louisiana by the Australians and more

[@pablo-cw1wg]

Peter's ego is bigger that all of Russia

[@KathrynWebster-x8e]

Is it Norway that is looking for potash in Norway?

[@tombouie]

Thks again

[@aaronjenkins2135]

Disagree with Russia going for Poland and the rest of the west.

[@peredavi]

Good. You need to write some papers or books on that theory!

[@MH-53E]

I didn't quite get that last question. This presentation was full of opportunities. If half of this North American plan happens, this is gonna be the place to be for a good while. If China and Russia can supply the rest of the world. We need to settle these conflicts now.

[@planet7027]

5 minutes in and I find out this is just propaganda SMH

[@preciousmettlex]

To sum it all up: let’s do like Trump said and make America great Again.

[@grammalena1]

Agree. I take it this guy does not like Trump for some reason.

[@reallifehardtruth4465]

I don't think he cares one way or another about Trump or ideology either way

[@patrickdonoghue6427]

This sounds like WW111. Around the corner.

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Expect it...

[@joecazana3969]

With your projection of relatiely high inflation 4-7% for 5-7 yrs., what do you predict fed interest rates to be?

[@MrGlossyEdits]

To bring inflation back the fed has to get above the cpi for any lasting effects in markets. You're looking at 10%+ and it's not crazy to suggest, just look at what volcker did in the 70s. Think it was 20% during that time. If that's done there wouldn't be an extended period of inflation that's suggested without anything being done.

[@ricktasker8248]

Many months old.

[@steveengard8240]

I found the presentation interesting, but...either I missed it or it was not mentioned. The 'it' was emerging technologies. Critical technologies that most likely change Mr. Zehan's predictions include, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Nanotechnology, Fusion Technology, Thorium Technology, Crispr Cas9, for just starters. There are several other technologies in research now, that will have huge impact on the world economies, in the next 50 years.

[@brettpgh3312]

You can't make realistic or concrete projections based on magic boxes. If/when those things start actually working, that's when they can be discussed.

[@rayjon237]

He did touch on it, with what is going on tech development has basically stopped.. there isn't cheap money to push it and the raw materials are going to be in short supply. To make many of what you mentioned happen tech has to keep moving forward fast.. and that isn't happening. AI takes an insane amount of computing power and much of the other needs crazy capital to develop, it's not available...

[@carlousmagus5387]

Sounds like more Neoliberal Imperialism to me

[@johnlaccohee-joslin4477]

Continuation of comment. The person she said would be put into power WAS PUT INTO,POWER . The conflict with those in east Ukraine was completly paid for by America. The bombing and shelling of the Dombas region confinues for eight years, EIGHT YEARS is longer that any world war, against an area that had no real army, no aircraft, however, they did put up a good fight, but clearly were loosing, this ment that at some stage Russia would end up with nazis right next door on the boarder, not surprisingly as this became clear Russia had to act, despite having been threatend by the U.S. that any interference would result in trouble for them, tbey were told that it was none of tbeir business, this despite the fact the history shows clearly that the very first capital of Russia was indeed Ukraine, the city , Kiev, not my words histories words, showing a complete lack of knowledge by the U.S.. This guy goes on to say how that Russia wants the whole of Ukraine back, this is complete fiction, as the most corupt country in Europe is Ukraine, world knowledge, however, Russia does want a buffer zone between itself and the NATO allience, as was promised at the meeting Biden says did not happen, quoted by Putin when quoted word for word what had been promised by NATO that being, if Russia does not espand, then no NATO country will move an inch further eastward, tbese are the recorded words of that very meeting and in fact Putin quoted them word for word. The conflict could be stopped within a few days, this requires that America go back and confirm that this was indeed said only this time put it in a written confirmation and signed by the U.S. for the rest of the world to see, and for NATO to enforce, which is why Nato was bought into existance, so it requires that NATO do its intended job rather than buckle at the knees to America pressure, as the U,S. Is a member of NATO not, NOT the owner. The recent act of war by the U.S. of blowing up the gas pipeline is in fact a way of forcing the Europian contries to do as the U.S. says, regardless of cost to Europe.i.e. DO AS WE SAY, BUY OUR GAS, AT THREE TIMES THE PRICE or freeze, we have blown up the supply from Russia so you do not have an option, when in truth, this in itself is an act of war, the only difference is this is a war where one country does the fighting supplied by America with the arms on what is a very limited basis, they dont get the best, they get what America is prepared to give. Even thought there was an agreement between the two waring factions to end the conflicf, tbe Ukraine was ordered to keep fighting, the message delivered by Boris Johnson the U.K. premier. Russia does not want the Ukraine, it does want security so recognition of the independance for east Ukraine and the perminacy of Crimea are the only two things put forward from Russia, both when looked at are more than sane and reasonable requests when looked at in the cold light of day when taking into account Americas more than willingness to forget promises, which by the way are not a pratics purely for Ukraine, Russia, but over 78 other countries treated the same way as Russia and China by one country, AMERICA. NOT THE TOTAL B.S. AS MADE BY THIS GUY IN THIS VIDEO.

[@stilllearning7797]

Marvelous lecture beautifully delivered with excel …. kind of reminding the method and intonations of professor George Friedman (ex Stratfor)

[@SnowmanTF2]

Guess he may have learned a thing or two from his old boss

[@bcarrico329]

Peter was a VP at Stratfor

[@stilllearning7797]

@@bcarrico329 aah, that’s why

[@BigPhatAlbert]

This guy is a salesman. And I think he's wrong

[@reallifehardtruth4465]

Yup a salesman indeed. And I think he is right. But I'm just some guy in the comment section

[@thecollierreport]

The theory Russia intends to relaunch its empire by taking neighboring lands and has the intention to do so even unto the exchange of nuclear weapons is perhaps the most fundamental question. If true, it requires one strategy. If untrue, it requires another. I am not sure what the answer is

[@pablo-cw1wg]

The US started the Ukraine war by installing their puppets with a coup in 2015

[@dab505279]

When this war kicked off I realized I was going to have to do some digging to try to find out what was going on. One of the best things I stumbled across were videos with Professor John Mearsheimer from the University of Chicago. They helped me immensely to understand the background behind this mess. And one thing in particular that relates to your comment is this charge that Putin wants to invade all his neighboring countries and rebuild the Soviet Union. Prof. Mearsheimer states categorically that there is NO evidence to support that claim - none. I've heard him say that in a number of speeches and formal debates. If you haven't heard him before then I suggest you start with his video from 2015. The title is something like Why the Conflict in Ukraine is the West's Fault. It now has over 28 million views. I recommend everyone watch that if you haven't. It's unreal how accurate that video is.

[@kirstinstrand6292]

@dab505279 Mearsheimer is the ONLY man with the intelligence to discuss both sides of the US Proxy War against Russia. Moreover, few MSM addicts understand or care about proxy wars. Peter only repeats the one side that Mainstream Media wants everyone to believe.

[@jimatperfromix2759]

@@dab505279 Mearsheimer is at least partly correct in that he points out the partial culpability of the West in pushing too hard toward enabling Ukraine to get into NATO and/or the EU, thus pissing off Putin (and some would say rightfully so, since after all, the US was pissed off in the JFK era when the USSR tried to sneak nuclear missiles into Cuba, a mear 50 miles or so from Florida). However, what that annoying of Putin did was merely to help Putin decide that he really really did want to make his second Trillion Dollars off stealing natural resources from Ukraine, just like he made his first Trillion Dollars off stealing resources from Russia. And the color revolution that put a pro-west leader in power in Ukraine was in response to a Russian-puppet candidate being elected after campaigning on not being pro-Russian (lying, basically) when he was actually just a Russian puppet. The Ukrainians ran him out of town, so to speak. Also, the Ukrainians could have better handled the complaints of the Russian-speaking citizens in the East regions such as Donbas - that was a mess for sure. But bottom line is, Putin wants the natural resources of Ukraine (and probably later on Poland, etc) for himself. If Mearsheimer claims there is no evidence for this, well I would agree - we cannot have any verifiable evidence on what goes on in the mind of Putin. But he's likely to do in the future what he's done in the past. And Mearsheimer seems to me, more than anything else, to be a misguided Putin supporter.

[@jaskarvinmakal9174]

ZaHando is at it again.

[@cooper1507]

59:30 Baby boomers aren't the largest cohort group, boomers where around 75 million Gen z is topping at 82

[@bcarrico329]

I don't think he's including zoomers who are here via immigration, but only those born here. All of Gen Z has already been born, but their population is still increasing here because of immigration.

[@johnschnee3934]

We are Saved by Grace Through FAITH NOT WORKS. Salvation is a free gift from GOD given to those all who will believe LORD JESUS CHRIST DIED AS A SALVATION LAMB for our sins by the BLOOD OF LORD JESUS CHRIST HIS BLOOD CLEANSES Our Sins (WHEN YOU BELIEVE IT) shed HIS BLOOD on the cross for us gift of GOD not by works, so that no one can boast. Read full chapter's. Corinthians 1-2 +V all & Ephesians 1-2 V 1- 9 + all

[@blackbottomgardens]

1:04:11 ooof

[@jvs333]

What world is this guy in? While he’s pretty good on some things. He completely missed it on China and Xi. Seems he’s just parroting the anti-China narrative.

[@jeffyoung60]

I noticed that Peter Z backed off his dire predictions of Red China collapsing within twenty years for this seminar.

[@nothingisgiven8364]

@57:22

[@billsayer1]

PZ is like Fox News, he tells his audiences what they want to hear in an entertaining way to make lots of dollars but not any sense at all! He tells a good story but that’s about all!

[@nothingisgiven8364]

@44:57

[@garyjohnson1466]

Very interesting…

[@cenzo_rex]

You know, looking at that US demographics chart, it appears that millennials are actually the largest generation 😏

[@bcarrico329]

We are now, because enough boomers have already died. They were the largest generation at their peak, however.

[@dumbfoundedagain]

I wish this was a debate, this guy would get destroyed on many of his claims with facts, Nicole packaged propaganda ! I bet he gets huge speaker fees, he is giving his audience what they are ant to hear

[@TonyL-gw4qx]

Your estimation of US aircraft carriers is completely false.

[@taijistar9052]

I was thinking this guy is great until I heard the China part! He exaggerates greatly because the the fact is proving him wrong !

[@taijistar9052]

Wait, maybe Xi watched this that is why he made 180 change on Covid locked down. Basically Peter saved China from what he predicted.

[@Solalexc]

the same all about Russia. He is real propagandist.

[@malcolmdavid722]

Very interesting …… except, Babylon (who lived deliciously at the expense of others) is prophesied to end within a single day How are the mighty (and arrogant) fallen !

[@pablo-cw1wg]

Peter sure sounds like the Pentagon propaganda machine.

[@ChadThundercook]

His other political analysis appear to be sound, but every time he gets started on Russia, he's a shill that can't help himself.

[@veteran0121]

Unlike them he uses maps and graphs and charts. I prefer him because at least he tries to back up what he says with data. You can question the data...hell he even does but to say he's a propagandist is a bit of a reach.

[@porkbacon4everyone227]

Truth or Lies? Left or Right? Right or Wrong? First thing that people should ask is where does "Burn & McDonnell" (as well as ANY politician from ANY political parties/countries & Medias) got their 'LARGE' donations from?? That's where the answer is!!!! These crooks could care less about the majority of the people nor for the facts/reality coz these crooks ALWAYS PRIORITIZE their large donors!

[@willywonka4340]

That's what I thought about Zeihan at first, that is until I found out during one of his interviews he tried to persuade the top military advisors not to put too much thought to counter China because they'll fall apart on their own. If he actually works for the Pentagon he would have advocated the opposite.

[@lupsastta90]

He literally thinks there’s no military threat to the US, why would the pentagon making propaganda that makes itself look useless?

[@rmcd823]

Nope. We are finally at the edge of order. The demons are being removed.

[@xx-bf8he]

How long until all those chuckling in the audience realize this guy is a snake oil salesman.

[@RogueReplicant]

Yeah, he's slick and smarmy but they can learn a lot if they tune out the snake oil parts.

[@jono3697]

Gods dream of empires, but devils build them.

[@Fox-in-sox]

The first 5 minutes was all I could stand.

[@richardmccann4815]

Energy talk, and the greatest waste of energy, WAR.

[@Solalexc]

agree, it was pure propaganda

[@kirstinstrand6292]

@Solalexc he goes hand in hand with MSM; they feed each other. Heh. Heckle and Jeckle.

[@raycane4912]

Great presentation. Thanks!

[@dy-no-mitedragon7759]

Peter is a bone head!

[@Landmeinz]

M.I.C. in the chat

[@jonathansmith336]

I don't trust him.

[@Solalexc]

Yes because he is telling lie with little truth. Real propagandist.

[@cdyne7851]

He might be right about some things but not enough to justify his arrogant delivery style.

[@jvs333]

@Cdyne: 100% right on spot!! His attempt to be “entertaining” seemed more like a “con show” to compensate for where he’s blurting our BS. Also his spew on China and Xi seemed more of the typical US anti-China crapola, which only displayed his ignorance of the type of person Xi (a guy that started his political career as a young man living in a cave in some out of the way small village who worked his way up by being attentive to things, and why today China is the China it is. “Smirkiness” is make-up to fill in the voids in what your talking about

[@generalsupreemo9776]

Look out, the style police are here!

[@kaltwies]

Peter has a tremendous amount of talent. It’s ashamed if he’s wasting it being a Clown In America. It doesn’t have to be this way Peter! There is a better way. Love, We the People. PS “All government, of right, originates with the people, is founded upon their will only, and is instituted solely for the good of the whole. Public officers are the trustees and servants of the people and are at all times amenable to them.” “That the sole object and only legitimate end of government is to protect the citizen in the enjoyment of life, liberty, and property, and when the government assumes other functions it is usurpation and oppression.” “That all constitutional government is intended to promote the general welfare of the people; that all persons have a natural right to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and the enjoyment of the gains of their own industry; that all persons are created equal and are entitled to equal rights and opportunity under the law; that to give security to these things is the principal office of government, and that when government does not confer this security, it fails in its chief design.” Maxim of Law: 51o. All political power is inherent in the people by decree of God, thus none can exist except it be derived from them. American Maxim Maxim of Law: 51r. As usurpation is the exercise of power, which another has a right to; so tyranny is the exercise of power beyond right, which no body can have a right to. Locke, Treat. 2, 18, 199. “The blessings of a free government can only be maintained by a firm adherence to justice, moderation, temperance, frugality and virtue, and by frequent recurrence to fundamental principles.” Maxim of Law: 51q. A frequent recurrence to fundamental principles, and a firm adherence to justice, virtue, and original law, are indispensably necessary to preserve the blessings of liberty and good government. American Maxim Maxim of Law: 96h. One is a servant who is employed by a master to perform service in his affairs and whose physical conduct in performance of the service is controlled by the master. Evans v. Board of Ed. of Hays, 284 P. 2d 1068, 1071. “Absolute and arbitrary power over the lives, liberty and property of freemen exists nowhere in a republic, not even in the largest majority.” Maxim of Law: 43a. Those things which cannot be given, or which are not in existence, are held as not expressed. Dig. 50, 17, 135. Maxim of Law: 11f. Power can never be delegated which the authority said to delegate never possessed itself. N.J. Steam Co. v. Merch Bank, 6 How. (47 U.S.) 344, 407. Maxim of Law: 51i. Individual liberties are antecedent to all government. C.L.M. Please Peter, don’t be a red coat. 🙏🇺🇸! ✌🏻!

[@rudbeckia885]

Is there anything in the future but doom

[@philcooper165]

Peter your vids r ace and highly informative. U seem to underplay what in my opinion is the future 4 powering the planet until fusion sorted. That is nuclear smrs like rolls Royce or Copenhagen electric or nuscale etc etc Currently china are developing thorium molten salt reactors to deploy on mass in china,when they put there minds to something we know what happens. In the UK 29 rolls Royce 475mw plants would sort the electric pwr rqmt. Currently they r 3billion each take 3vyrs 2 build . If there truly was a CO2 issue wouldn't this be a priority

[@floydholland8337]

WoW

[@carlosalfonso8060]

Wow, .excellent guest

[@jusmeetsingh1907]

Excellent presentation. It is gratifying to note that West has now opened up its true aims. West/ NATO must not just do its expansion till Russia. As many analysts and politicians have begun talking, Russia is the real prize. And regime change and splitting and permanent weakening of Russia should follow. These smaller states will not be able to stand up to Western demands for resources. West must not and will not stop at Russian border. ❤

[@richardmccann4815]

NOR WILL CHINA. Nato will meet China in ukraine. Ww3.

[@Solalexc]

Russia always knew about true aims of usa and nato.

[@henriikkak2091]

Nonsense

[@nohllywd]

You need to move your line past Baknmut, past the Donbass all the way to the Dnieper river. Z

[@rayraycthree5784]

"The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry." Goes for predictions as well because "things happen". One thing not considered politically is the spreading disgust and concern about our govt caused by the long term false persecution of Trump. The initial persecutions have ultimately been proven unjustfied after long term investigation by honest adults. Remember the saying, "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me."

[@pragmatist165]

What utter garbage about Trump .. you are typical of so many others ...angry, scrambled brain nihilists who do nothing

[@trenomas1]

Trump broke so many laws. He instigated a riot at the capital. He has clearly shown he will not step down from power if he's elected. Don't be fooled by populist demogogue. Especially not one so fucking stupid.

[@blackbottomgardens]

A very large portion ofmy millennial friends have Gen X parents. . . as opposed to Boomer parents

[@SKYWalkersSG]

China under CCP, after 1990, without democratising their politics, or at least making the legal system robust and accountable, has lost the opportunity to be a dominant global player.

[@TandNFox]

Dear. Sr. You don’t know where all the hydrocarbons can be found , but you can suggest that all is finite because you have been well educated in such matters.!

[@gabrielwilliams1976]

Listening to this was unbelievable. Not only did he tell several lies this one was my favourite: “around 250 000 civilians have been kidnapped, mostly children and husked away in Siberia”. Man I feel sorry for his kids, imagine his bogeyman stories! He probably has transgender kids needing therapy to recover from his propaganda.

[@riverfreddy]

Inflation is something you young people will learn on your own unless someone 70 years old or older is willing to explain it for you. I'm 72. No surprises for me.

[@jeffyoung60]

Peter Z and Trump are virtually on the same page when it comes to correct energy resource exploration, development, and utilization in the U.S. Yet Z intensely dislikes Trump for his personality, as do all Trump haters. Yet Z throws in his support for Biden, who insists Clean Energy must replace ALL gas and oil in the nation, a pathway to economic disaster. Z insists the technologies are as of yet not advanced enough to bring clean energy to fruition and clean energy today generates a higher carbon footprint to manufacture. Biden is no improvement over Trump. Trump might be a mean guy, but he knows how to run the nation's economy. Biden tries to push a square peg into a round hole.

[@KristerKnutars]

Labour shortage? Robots?

[@greenbug3335]

Big L

[@christianwitness]

Oops! That is not what the Bible says about Esau/Edom/Rus... re: " hook in the jaw"

[@jax46]

Bs

[@johnnelligan4091]

BS !!!

[@carmenmccauley585]

Why is this edited? Seriously. Do you think 5 year olds are listening to this?

[@jimsummers487]

Elon has heard you

[@melchizedek777lastdaysmelc9]

You are Obviously Very Knowledgeable Regarding the Energy Sector, but a Couple of Points You are Failing to Address are New Technology, and the Derogated State of the US Infrastructure. In 1850 Tesla was Capable of Moving Electricity 26 Miles without Any Transmission Lines; May I Add FREE ENERGY, which Caused the US Government to Put Laws in Place to Criminalize Free Energy. The Last time I Heard of the Gradience of the US Energy Grid it was a D-. We Have Very Incapable, Power Hungry Leaders Who Could NEVER Have Enough to be Happy. Maybe This Crisis Can Change Things?

[@AsianDudeX01]

Tesla wasn't even born until 1856...

[@tmaxyb]

I think you forgot how the evil russian soldiers bayonet babies.

[@anisaampatuan]

Two new energy technologies we can deploy today: Brillouin Energy CEC fusion energy, and Andrea Rossi Leonardo Corporation zero point energy.

[@j85grim4]

We can? This is world news headline worthy, you really should be telling the press how nonexistent technology can be deployed today.

[@Spacerkari]

Total bS

[@katarinakrajna4911]

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