Why Did Someone Think This Was a Good Destination (Part 3: The Promotion of Unfettered Greed)

[@tavisrbnd]

The audio on this was so hard to listen to but your lectures are sooo good it’s still worth it

[@haysamalsayed]

I could listen to Dr. Roy all day long and not get bored. Please do more content.

[@AudioPervert1]

I could listen to a songbird chirp all day long and not get bored. but that is not content.

[@Hawe_M]

I could listen to a songbird chirp all day long and not get bored. but that is not content.

[@SemanurOzturk-n9p]

Yeah you can listen him tell how US butchered innocent people all over the world and don't get bothered a little

[@ndngladiator]

My favorite history professor! Wish the Audio was done better.

[@GB1Kenobi1]

The other ones have better audio.

[@andrewhardwick4480]

Parts 1 and 2 were so good I sat through all of this audio. Thank you!

[@tehsinarman8927]

Love from Bangladesh. Not many people speaks out the truth. Even less people even likes the truth.

[@patrickdoran143]

I need more ROY! I've consumed all his lectures and I'm still like...God upload another 1😂

[@correctpathfinder]

Best ever professor. Long may you continue giving us the truth of dirty messy self interested leaders we have throughout the world.

[@ReWelinski]

Thank you, Dr Roy . You are just an amazing teacher !

[@afzalh8001]

Wonderful lectures! I am fan of yours. Watched almost all of your videos. Enjoyed a lot. And this time my country came up in your lecture. Nice! Love and respect from Bangladesh!

[@zivkamales4258]

Is je for vaccine ?

[@revdreams5520]

I love your lectures professor. Very insightful and entertaining, hope to see even more, thank you for your work!

[@bulshokoriye2702]

This man !!!! Rare of his kind to find nowadays. Telling the truth as it’s without politically correctness!

[@emanisadiar9881]

Dr. Casagranda, you truly have a gift. Thank you for telling a story that no one has told quite in this way before. Do you have an online course I could sign up for? I just binge watched your entire KZbin channel. I'm hooked.

[@olampes]

Yeah same problem with the sound. I'm sure that could've been fixed easily. Still I'll listen to all of it. That man has an incredible chemistry.

[@mohdershad163]

I have thought for long and seen alot of your videos and I truly feel. #RoyCasagranda for President and I would vote for you.

[@measumadib]

idk about you but from these talks its pretty clear presidents are figure heads and dont control anything

[@fareedahmad4141]

Is there a way to get better audio on this lecture, I was eagerly waiting for it.

[@farhanchowdhury6238]

Thank you for that Bangladeshi story.

[@udoyxyz]

Was eagerly waiting for this 🤗

[@soliderarmatang5664]

FINALLY! Thank you!!!!!!

[@rovantara]

Im starting follow your lecture after Khalid ibn Walid... its mind boggling for me.. just wonder why so many war criminals and human rights violater president in the US, not prosecuted at the hague like radovan karadzic etc, history teach us to prepare the future, if we continue this cycle, its just waste of generations.

[@faeselsaeed9634]

That's how I discovered him too! What a leacture that was.

[@ndngladiator]

That’s how I found him as well.

[@alextrezvy6889]

"I'm starting follow your lecture after Khalid ibn Walid" // Same reason. I also recommend to watch "Farouk Omar" (2012 TV series). Khalid looks brilliant there.

[@orwellianyoutube8978]

The US literally threatned to invade The Hague and the Netherlands if they ever trialed an American citizen for war crimes.

[@Believer1995ofGod]

@@alextrezvy6889 yea Omar Series is brilliant.

[@Talesofazookeeper]

I heard you didnt record part 1 - so much knowledge we are missing truly truly a shame - your recordings are a treasure brother

[@abwab-g8n]

it's there now!!

[@404no57]

38:53 I always knew they'd come for Roy sooner rather than later lol

[@nobaso620]

😂😂😂

[@aeakgul]

😂

[@arbab44]

The student in the front row had a hilarious reaction at 37:00 when Werner von Braun was introduced 😂😂

[@goglee2440]

Dr roy you’re the best keep going

[@ransingh5154]

Best professor period

[@helloiambaymaxblablabla8268]

Yooooo Thanks for uploading. Dont stop

[@ryanbutcher8366]

Your damn right I sat threw the terrible audio

[@karstenbonnaire2706]

He should be invited to more debates and interviews

[@poppi510]

He probably isn’t because many apparently don’t know him. At least I’ve never heard about him through academic channels Rather TikTok and KZbin. And i don’t know how he is actually seen in the historical academic world. As I said never heard of him before.

[@helveticaneptune537]

Dr Roy is a GOAT

[@liamcoak7830]

Really like your talks. As a note from a techy, get a sound check with the AV guys beforehand. Else employ me, but I am 2500 miles away, but if you pay expenses I'd think about it.

[@mikecast1525]

Peace from Australia

[@mohamedyaseenhoosain7649]

This is edu action to a new attraction Dr you should link with people in CA ( extracted CA as your living experience with people from CA needs to be shared with the world) Thank you x3

[@googooboyy]

Sir, can we have a link in the description to part 1 and 2? Dont wanna listen to 3 without starting from the beginning. Also makingn a playlist would be extremely helpful too. Thank you, you are an inspiration Roy.

[@DrRoyCasagranda]

So, this is my fault, but Part 1 was not recorded. This is the link to Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZneQY42Hh9ush80 I debated just jettisoning Part 1 (hence the wonky title), but I have decided to do Part 1 in Spring 2023. I will do Part 4 this September. I actually think that the original attempt at Part 1 was bad anyway (I tried to do too much), so my next attempt will be better.

[@KatieDawson3636]

Thankfully, Part 1 has now been re-recorded and is now available!

[@anastasiamorrighan3530]

Von Braun's book about occupying Mars was a favorite of Musk Sr. The book finds Mars already occupied, and the leader of these original occupiers is called ... the Elon. I'm loving these lectures. I usually avoid 2-hour videos. Thank you for being fascinating :D

[@colibri1]

You unjustly glossed over George H. W. Bush's disastrous legacy, which was as bad as Reagan's since he was part of the Reagan administration. Part of the way Reagan attempted to get Americans to love war and aggression and militarism was to revive gunboat diplomacy and to only attack countries that couldn't fight back militarily like Grenada, Panama, Iraq, Libya, etc. Bush the First was very much part of that, as well as being the first president to explicitly and publicly remove a country's leader, a.k.a. "regime change," with Panama, something that had previously been done covertly (and in this case likely done to distract from the discovery of Reagan/Bush's illegal funding of its attacks on Nicaragua, etc). The 1991 US-led attack on Iraq was not a properly-won "war," as it was only one side attacking another - and Iraq offered to leave Kuwait and surrender at the outset, but Bush rejected that, saying Iraq was trying to "defuse the crisis." He then destroyed Iraq's entire infrastructure, in the process killing a quarter of a million Iraqis within a matter of weeks, many of whom, as on the "Highway of Death," were attempting to surrender. And that's to say nothing of his role in the 1973 overthrow of Chile's Allende and the installation of Pinochet, as well as the other, even more murderous Latin American literal Nazi torture-dictatorships like those of Argentina and Guatemala. Bush the First was as evil and bloodthirsty as Reagan, and the 1991 US attack on Iraq was not a war but an unnecessary massacre and destruction of a country, more decisive in the destruction of that country than the 2003 second US attack on Iraq.

[@bjrnhjortshjandersen1286]

As a European I find such quality of analyzisis refreshing....alas most of the USA population are without any factual ,cultural or historical knowledge.

[@harun.alrashid]

Please have a talk session on 1971 Bangladesh v Pakistan v India war. The real history

[@shabs6214]

Brilliant

[@user-yp7be3vz2e]

I remember taking a Nixon car bumper sticker, cutting it down the middle,turning the 2nd part upside down so it says "no" thensticking it in front of the first part to say "no nix"

[@colibri1]

One of the worst parts of Reagan's negatively transformative legacy was his deregulation of media that led to the rise of unregulated nation-wide right-wing media starting at the end of the eighties. The unprecedented influence of a completely unregulated nation-wide right-wing media is the main reason Republicans/Libertarians, both the public and politicians, became as irrationally partisan as they did starting in the nineties and continuing today. It's why they spitefully and pointlessly impeached Clinton for something as unimportant as oral sex.

[@carlosrivas5386]

You are an example why Right-wing had to create their own media. In general the media is broken everywhere.

[@sandboxaccountz.zy.7012]

the more i see from his lectures the stronger i believe i am a slave for the elite, any1 else got this feeling?

[@poppi510]

Following those who are quite alone with their theses can either be a curse or a revelation. Most of the time it is the first one.

[@sandboxaccountz.zy.7012]

@@poppi510 true, hence we live in an albert einstein world instead of a nicola tesla one.

[@jkolorath]

As an Indian, I have to point out some inaccuracies in your explanation about Bangladesh liberation War. Indo-Soviet treaty was not against China, but directly against the US. The US was opening a channel of communication to China through Yahiya, to exploit the Sino-Soviet split. As the genocide in East Pakistan was unfolding, and refugees pouring in, India intervenes and support the Mukti Bahini (freedom fighters). The US turns a blind eye towards the genocide, as Kissinger was flying to China undercover with Pakistan mediation. The US even actively threaten India with sanction, if they intervene. India waits until winter to ignite the war (the Pak airforce officially starts it) so that Himalayas are snow covered, ruling out a Chinese ground invasion. It has also the record of the second shortest war behind the Israeli victory in the 6 day war. Bangladesh liberation war lasted 2 whole weeks.

[@Terracotta-warriors_Sea]

From they way Muslims in India are being prosecuted maybe it was good that Pakistan became a separate country. Bangladesh should have been made an independent country right from the start. The people of East and West Pakistan are so different in language and culture and were separated by a thousand miles of a hostile country, they could have never succeeded as a single country. It is tragic that the separation was so painful and bloody!

[@jomolen8901]

As a Bangladeshi I agree. I don't blame all the Pakistanis for what happened, but Pakistani military which always had dictatorial ambitions was to blame. They also had unfettered US support. Now India, the BJP has Whipped up a feverish Hindu Nationalist doctrine and using it the same way the Nazis did in 1930s. " India has been humiliated for 1000 years and Muslims are to blame" is their dogma. So alas, history repeats itself. Dr. Casagranda's lectures makes me believe that we are doomed. I think in 50 years, human civilization is at risk of collapse.

[@halemogambo]

29:41 we were one hour from WW3 in 1971! Great content and respect from London.

[@viswaghosh1]

Kindly place a link for the phone conversation in which LBJ calls Nixon a traitor

[@ryanthomson8521]

Most will not like this comment but it should be said! Many if not all this professor says is true but clearly misses many huge issues. I learn more from what people do not say than what they do say!

[@muminkahveci7524]

Do you have an online course I could sign up for? please inform us.

[@abdussattar4574]

Thanks

[@diwakardas9347]

Hello, professor. I don't think only the British, although evil and cruel, were totally responsible for the partition. The domestic parties such as Jinnah's Muslim League, and the INC couldn't resolve their issues even after multiple conferences held during late 30s and early 40s. British government simply exploited the existing fault-lines. For the event of partition, therefore, how much do you attribute to the domestic parties of India?

[@liamcoak7830]

Hi, it interference of the British in the negotiations is more the key, think Mountbattan

[@Believer1995ofGod]

Do some more research, the british drew lines without any care. It was all setup to not function. The did the same with the arab states, they were designed to not work without british supervision, and when they left, people who didn't want anything to do with each other were lumped together in one country. The british empire really were bastards. Basically "if i can't have it, than no one can have it".

[@thealster370]

While I agree the problem was the partition was not completed fairly like as the British were leaving India just violated the new border with multiple cities being forcefully annexed and the British did nothing to enforce the borders they drew. At least that's what I remember from history class. I'm from Pakistan btw.

[@Yatagurusu]

The JML wanted partition, but they didnt think they could do it peacefully. The British promised theyd manage the partition. They didnt. India got all the institutions from british india, pakistan had to start from square one. Which is exactly what Pakistan didnt want to happen.

[@3rdager]

Too simplistic a rendition of the break up of the British Raj.

[@muthiurrahman3207]

"Democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, exhausts and murders itself. There was never a democracy that did not commit suicide. "-John Adams

[@dahnell932]

Hey, Dr. Roy could you rerecord this part the next time you teach it plz? Or have someone do the captions, the CCs were talking about moon lemons 😂

[@mysticaleternal]

Is there a cleaner audio of this? Seems like the feed is not coming from his lapel mic. Coming from the stacking of papers mic.

[@AdrianvonH]

Finally!

[@wari-bateshwar7461]

Didn't know that 1 hour part of the Bangladeshi history. I thought that the USSR objection in the UN stopped the US sending its carrier.

[@tanzimkakon8839]

5:53...the twist is 🔥 so to have nixon win was kind of a shock to everybody

[@marshallbrown9996]

I had a great political science teacher is in college like Dr Roy Casagranda

[@dositame9479]

Dr Roy I have a lot of thoughts wished i can share since my college days in Texas and california and exposures to history and political science professors even though I was engineering major then. Iam not pro liberal thinking especially in the way so called Arab intellectuals with so called liberal thinking.... think I wonder if u can have real lecture about the subject in hope u can educate us on this issue. I think it would be amazing.

[@BeAware-_-]

Yeah the sound ... But thank you the course is amazing

[@sufianansari4923]

12:30 Ok this is an interesting interpretation of events during the 1971 war between India and Pakistan?

[@LoyalBlackSG]

How can I attend?

[@karenkline7221]

Roy seems to be focused on Nixon, but didn't mention how Johnson was in on the JFK thing. Wink

[@newone1634]

Sir, I love all your videos. Unfortunately, this pasticular ones sound quality is very bad?!

[@Paata1992]

Thanks for sharing knowledge. Sincerely from Georgia not USA Georgia

[@SamSung-nf6tr]

Very hard to listen to. I wish the sound was better.

[@PsyK0man]

Can you please reshoot part 3? the audio is terrible!

[@pecan11]

MIC IS BAD Pls redo asap and upload. This info is so so important

[@sareaabd2210]

How can i contact dr roy ?

[@firstlylastly9155]

The only thing I didn't understand was why the person recording couldn't stop making noise😤

[@waleed.junaidy]

What was the name of the war criminal genius rocket scientist who created Saturn V? The audio is bad couldnt catch his name

[@nuclearnadal5868]

Love from Bangladesh

[@sarcasmo57]

History is neat.

[@jeffreykappus7921]

Audio is much better in the previous videos of this series

[@life42theuniverse]

Not a good destination, rather, an inevitable destination.

[@swarming1092]

One important correction: Pakistan was created at the absolute insistence of the Indian Muslims, especially Jinnah. It wasn't simply to 'cripple' India.

[@thecritiquer9407]

now v know who's fault is destruction, & corruption on planet.

[@twistedkaos991]

I enjoy listening to him. However I would recommend researching the war of 1812. It was not a complete failure. The war ended in a draw which in return solodfy the US control over the Gulf of Mexice and New Orleans. However the US did not when control over Canada. I feel saying it was complete failure is a stretch. Anyways love the videos and keep them coming!!

[@rmz1661]

Amazing lecture but please give this professor a better mic

[@amyhuggan3485]

I really wanted to finish this lecture but the audio quality is terrible.

[@kayaar00]

all things aside , let's clear one confusion up for everyone; Pakistan was and will never be a part of India. It was a hard fought independence and we intend to keep it with all it's flaws, beauties, mishaps and miracles . Thank You.

[@shafikulislam140]

poor sound quality, can you fix and reload?

[@muminkahveci7524]

DO YOU HAVE A BOOK ABOUT YOUR COURSES ?

[@JBR-RBJ]

Turn bass , treble and other sound funk to zero ... It's a good listen 👍

[@HapyBridge-53]

I agree with with them. These kids today are wild with no discipline

[@LennartLeuchtmann]

Is the A/V politically motivated? If possible, make another version, just like part 1(3). I wish i could listen to this, but i cant.

[@loicndame5678]

imagine a mind so ambitious that landing to the moon is a proof of concept!!

[@yusupjanadil3132]

Amazing lecture❤, but the who use ducktape on behind is so annoying 😓

[@BogdanSorlea]

this needs redoing for sake of the audio

[@feraskayyali1340]

can you please enhance the audio

[@jeremyjones6603]

Jeez are students in Austin just all hopped up on energy drinks? Sounds to me like they don't know how to sit still. Also I learned of Roy Casagranda a couple months ago and have been looking forwards to listen to his talks when I can

[@SkeletorsSon]

10:42 your elections have been influenced by 🇮🇱 for a few decades

[@ReWelinski]

US had responsibility with the revolutions in the former Soviet Union states .

[@leomoody-garza5409]

Fire that sound engineer

[@thegreatgustby]

sad that the sound sucks in this part

[@mortemia8466]

Lecture great ( please clean the audio)

[@thepixelguy4041]

Sad,enjoyed it much. But please get your audio folks to do better.

[@jamesreilly7684]

i would love to see the references on the india claim... it contradicts the movie gandhi and he does not even comment on this... He is a good speaker but his facts are a bit glib

[@OrthodoxPlatypus]

1:01:53 What a tragic fact

[@locketttanner96]

“Please clap. 😢”. - J E B

[@norkhach1715]

sound is awful !!!

[@thariqmusheriparambil5491]

Audio not good

[@E88twenty2]

Please fix the audio!