Tucker's Interview - Putin's Historical Revisionism?

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Is the Russian history something that everybody in the West knows, or is this a forgotten area? If not, the why do the Liberal legacy media say Putin's version is "revisionist"? I don't see any errors in his account.
I thought it was funny in a way because I was explaining this to someone last summer. This person was getting increasingly annoyed. I was telling him about the history of Ukraine and how pieces of other countries were added to it. And also how the Euromaidan resulted in a civil war for eight years, the Minsk agreements, then the treaty signed in 2022 and so on. They had never heard of any of that, but had been reading about the war every day in the New York Times.
There are two different views.
One is that Russia is just this aggressive bear that wants to devour other countries for no other reason except it's run by an evil dictator.
The other view is that it's actually the United States that is the aggressor all over the world, and wants to use NATO to weaken Russia, not directly through military force, but through sanctions in order to topple the conservative government, then place someone who is more malleable and will allow Russia's resources to be exploited by western entities such in a way that its economy doesn't rise. That's exactly what has happened to Ukraine over the years.
This latter view exposes the criminal behavior of the West, but that's the view that most people in the world outside the West think is most true. There are two different views. The Western view uses lies of omission.
In the 1990s and early 2000s, I defended the US Middle East wars because I thought that these countries were sponsors of terrorism. But now I even realize that there are two sides to that as well.
Most of the Middle East wars had to do with the petrodollar and keeping Saudi Arabia as the one country that produces the most oil and holds a large portion of the US dollar world currency reserve.
I explain to people how the petrodollar actually works and most people are completely unaware of this. I knew bits and pieces of it before, but I was not really able to connect all the dots until the last couple of years.
Putin understands completely how the US and western economy works, and why it's failing.
The best books to read on this are Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by Ray Dalio. Then Clash of Civilizations by Samuel P Huntington. And of course The Fourth Political Theory by Aleksandr Dugin.
They're coming from different perspectives, economic, sociological, and philosophical but each one of them understands that the world is changing. And they just take a realist approach.
They're interested in understanding why these conflicts are occurring, not just condemning the other side.
Putin holds exactly the same view, he says that this is something that is occurring. It's a force of nature. It's inevitable. And we couldn't stop it if we tried. In fact, the more we try the worse we make it.

[@dougselby7592]

This is very interesting, particularly the origin of the oligarchs, and the "shares"; like something Joseph Heller might have made up. I will remember the "Overload" button story, so illustrative. I have subscribed and look forward to reading the articles linked here this evening. As a first impression, you might help your views with a better microphone; even a phone headset might make for an easier listen. If there is any truth in the "revisionist" accusation, it might lie in the downplaying of the horror of the communist period, and in the dubious claim of unity during the "Great Patrioic War". I may be quite wrong about this, and I would appreciate any correction you might offer. (This opinion is informed by videos from Douglas Macgregor and Alexander Mercouris rather than any rigorous research on my part, so may lack depth!)

[@chairwhoaman2877]

1948 not 2014. Project AERODYNAMIC. Ukraine has been an operation since the start. No matter what "side" you are researching. The interview was a waste of time, plus it is seriously annoying that Americans cant talk with Russians like a equal human beings, but "interview" them randomly like a sideshow.

[@jcr4runner]

You are speaking of the Banderite terrorist operation funded in part by the CIA? I do cover this in other videos and articles.

[@adrienneortiz2991]

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