Dialogue Works

A sharp critique of U.S. foreign policy, military incompetence, and the defense industry's profit-driven agenda. The discussion highlights Russia's strategic strength, exposes Western elite ignorance, and underscores the decline of American global influence due to corruption, lack of real-world experience, and reliance on propaganda over substance.

Trump’s foreign policy is framed as a "landlord mentality," where the U.S. extracts wealth from allies by forcing them to fund wars while buying American weapons. Europe now pays for U.S. military aid to Ukraine, shifting costs but deepening debt and social strain. This neo-mercantilism mirrors colonial rent-seeking, pushing nations like India, China, and Russia toward a multipolar alliance outside U.S. control. Sanctions backfire, isolating America instead. The global order is fracturing, with BRICS emerging as a counterweight to U.S. dominance.

Europe faces rising threats from oligarchic powers pushing war agendas, economic decline, and militarization. Provocations in the Balkans, Greece-Turkey tensions, and British-led destabilization efforts risk triggering wider conflict. Meanwhile, NATO expansion and proxy wars aim to encircle Russia, but resistance grows. Hope lies in emerging alliances, de-dollarization, and public awakening to prevent World War III.

A candid discussion on U.S. foreign policy, the Ukraine conflict, and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The speaker critiques military aid, media suppression, and double standards, drawing parallels between historical atrocities and current events. He emphasizes the moral responsibility of Americans, warns of European instability, and calls for truth, accountability, and peace amid rising global tensions.

A deep dive into global geopolitics, exploring Trump’s mythic self-image, U.S. foreign policy contradictions, and the shifting world order. From the futility of "forever wars" to Russia-China strategic unity, and the tragic normalization of violence in Gaza, the discussion reveals a planet in flux, imperial decline, and the rise of multipolar diplomacy through SCO and BRICS. Myth, history, and realpolitik collide.

U.S. envoys face backlash in Lebanon after insulting journalists and pushing controversial plans for southern Lebanon. Locals resist attempts to redevelop the region, vowing to protect their land. The government’s inaction on reconstruction fuels resentment, while Hezbollah maintains strong public support. U.S. pressure to disarm Hezbollah fails as national unity grows. In Yemen, Israeli strikes on infrastructure spark promises of retaliation. In Gaza, journalists and medics are targeted, exposing media complicity and war crimes.

A stark analysis of global conflicts reveals escalating U.S., Israeli, and British actions in Gaza, Yemen, and Venezuela driven by imperial overreach, oil interests, and flawed intelligence. The discussion covers media manipulation, failed foreign policies, and the erosion of diplomacy, warning of nuclear dangers and the urgent need for a new global security framework. The host critiques Trump’s insincerity, defense profiteering, climate denial, and the hollowing out of international alliances, calling for truth and accountability in an era of manufactured crises.

Iran stands united against aggression, with growing public support for decisive action. The regime's attacks on Yemen, Lebanon, and Gaza have backfired, exposing its crimes and eroding global support. Western media and governments are complicit, while resistance forces gain legitimacy. Iran’s military readiness has strengthened, and any new attack will have severe consequences. The world now clearly sees who defends justice.

A deep analysis of the Ukraine war, NATO’s escalation in the Baltics, and the role of disinformation. The discussion covers drone attacks on Russian infrastructure, the myth of "peace" rhetoric from Western leaders, and how words are weaponized to mask imperial ambitions. The guest details the Navalny-Novichok narrative as a tool to justify war, and explains why a quick "Oreshnik moment" is unlikely against a global empire. The real war, it’s argued, is economic and propaganda-based—one where Russia, China, and allies resist Western shakedowns. Trump’s "peace" strategy is exposed as extortion, while Lavrov’s recent statements reveal a long-term struggle. Ultimately, force and money—not slogans—determine outcomes.