“Russia is Stronger Than Ever” - How U.S. Sanctions Against Russia Backfired

In this short clip, Col. Douglas MacGregor PBD and Tom discuss How U.S. Sanctions Against Russia Backfired.

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[Lxxx]

As someone from the Balkans I can say one thing: Russians are well integrated in Western society and know how it works, westerners don't have a clue about Russia...

[narasimhashelar]

The last time someone underestimated Russia, the red flag was flying over Berlin.

[Anna-hzje]

😂 As a Russian I have to comment this: THANK YOU, Guys!
All the best things happen when west stays away from Russia!

[polonium]

Westerners underestimate Russia and developing countries, they are actually blind to this world

[SugarRoll]

After Iraq and Afghanistan, I wouldn't trust the U.S. on anything.

[kevaldeo]

As an Indian, I can say that common Indians are actually very fond of Russia as it stood by India through thick and thin. Through out our independent history. And also that the same Indians have a visceral dislike of the American media and the American establishment. Though again, we do have a soft corner for Trump.

[shawnsdrumcave]

Even if you knew nothing about the situation. Look at Biden's 5 decade long track record. He's literally been on the wrong side of every issue his whole career.

[Reash-ie]

As a Russian, I completely agree with him. Russia only wants security around its territory. I have always respected America, admired technology, cinema and the greatness of the USA. We are not your enemies

[scubafun]

Yes, birth rate in Russia low,
but where in a world government paying $10.000 for every child birth, enormous support on all levels for 18 years, paid maternity leave up to 3 years, ...

[Fullcircleyxwe]

Russia also has banned all GMO products. Now you tell me who won?

[michaeltorres]

Even Mexico knows Russia more than the USA.

[stephenalfonso]

As an African, we know we do not have much power as compared to the rest, but we very much support Russia

[wtf_usa]

"We  🇺🇸  are seen as people who are completely selfish, completely self-interested, no sympathy for or interest in anybody other than ourselves. That's a very bad reputation to have."
  ~ Col. Douglas MacGregor

[jayeshratangairi]

It took years before Western citizens realised what actually happened in Iraq . For example in India the majority of people are with Russia. You guys have to understand that before any war a media propaganda and narration is run so as to justify the war .

[Simply_Simian]

As a Canadian, this entire event, compounding on the conformist and coerced Covid narrative that we were forced to accept, has shown me how simplistic and dangerous our media enterprise is. We are repeatedly told such asinine and blatantly over-simplified tropes that we are expected to just repeat uncritically, like a zealous, true believer. If we don’t wholesale accept the trademark narrative being forced down our throats then we’re made to seem “unintelligent” or “conspiratorial” when, in fact, the approved narrative is the epitome of those very things. Strange world we’re beginning to live in, or at least becoming aware that we’re living in.

[Sumatra]

Respect to Russja 🇷🇺♥️
Да пребудет с вами Бог 😇
Мы справимся с этим своими глазами Greets and loves from Yerevan❤

[gundeep]

All the US brands in Russia were forced to sell their franchise assets to Russian companies at cheaper prices

[josezerpa]

Europe is playing with fire by underestimating Russia, and by treating it with such belligerence.

[spittlefish]

The last thing he said was perhaps the most important -- American military leaders are not demoted or removed anymore. George C. Marshall aggressively replaced commanders during WWII to find the most competent people and get them in. But if you look at things like Iraq or Afghanistan the generals are grossly incompetent, just fail constantly, and yet are never pushed out. Then they leave and go join some cushy defense contractor job, usually for the company they touted while in uniform (see Joseph Dunford for an example). This is a major, major sign of decay for the nation, IMO. It shows the military leadership just isn't earnest anymore, everyone is out for themselves and, most cynically, there might not even be any intention of winning anything; it's just expenditures and budget justification.

[lrn_news]

I always knew that the idea that Russia's economy isn't resilient was bs.