Jeffrey Sachs on How the Deep State Hijacked Us Foreign Policy in the 1990s

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Why did America choose to enlarge NATO after the end of the Cold War?

Jeffrey Sachs argues that the "Deep State" hijacked US foreign policy in the 1990s and is primarily to blame for the breakdown in US-Russia relations today.

[rokadaprliinnysystemyaczno]

Excellent 5 minutes summary that brought some new facts to light for me Thanks for posting

[liamporter]

Respect Jeffrey Sachs for speaking out the truth against the majority of Americans. A high moral standing and brave individual. We need more of him so that we can have a peaceful world.

[souria]

Enfin les vérités sur les crimes américains commencent à sortir
Merci 🙏 Monsieur pour votre courage.
Une pensée à Mr Julian ASSANGE ❤❤💪💪 qui a osé dénoncer le massacre des Iraniens 🇮🇶 😢😢

[AbuBakar-mtvn]

Albright got the blessings of the corporations

[viuaxxing]

We should have reacted 4 years earlier when the massacre in Srebrenica took place.

[tjaruspex]

WHY do you have to put OBNOXIOUS SUBTITLES over the interview???

[tomyam]

Sachs should be foreign secretary of Russia .

[TheBatlash]

Sachs frequently references the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia 1999, acknowledging it as a case where NATO intervened militarily. However, he omits the crucial context that this intervention occurred amidst widespread chaos and ongoing genocide. While the bombing is controversial, it's important to note that it was aimed at stopping severe human rights violations.

There was significant and lasting outcomes. It resulted in the withdrawal of Yugoslav forces from Kosovo, ending a violent conflict that had caused widespread ethnic cleansing. The bombing campaign, which lasted 78 days, led to the establishment of a United Nations administration in Kosovo and the eventual declaration of Kosovo's independence in 2008, though this remains disputed by Serbia and some other countries.

[Nyhiak]

Are you sponsored by the Russian government?