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Larry C. Johnson & Col. Larry Wilkerson: China, India & Russia Unite — Trump Left Out and FUMING!
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A candid discussion on U.S. military decline, foreign policy failures, and geopolitical myths. The guests critique leadership, expose contradictions in the war on drugs, and highlight global power shifts. They question mainstream narratives on Ukraine, China, and Israel, while addressing censorship, whistleblowers, and the erosion of military discipline. A sharp analysis of how national myths and deep state interests shape policy, urging a reevaluation of America’s role in a changing world.
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Paul Craig Roberts: Trump's 'Sedition Act' For Israel EXPOSED: The Law That Will END Free Speech?
01:03:25|Iran-US tensions rise amid stalled negotiations and Persian Gulf military incidents. Analysis examines Israel's influence on US policy, new laws restricting criticism of Israel, and GCC nations' strategic dilemmas. Questions whether Iran erred by accepting ceasefires instead of pursuing decisive victory. Discusses challenges of Muslim unity, regional power dynamics, and parallels with Russia-Ukraine conflict. With unpredictable US foreign policy and ongoing confrontations, explores whether diplomacy can succeed without fundamental strategic shifts in the Middle East.
Larry Johnson: U.S. & Iran THROW DOWN Over the Strait of Hormuz "Ticking Time Bomb"
01:06:27|Iran-US negotiations in Qatar over frozen assets face skepticism amid Trump's Abraham Accords claims. Gulf states increasingly question US security guarantees after regional attacks, exploring new partnerships with China, Russia & Pakistan. Israel confronts mounting military pressure from Hezbollah drones while Gaza devastation complicates normalization efforts. Ukraine conflict enters new phase as Russia targets Kyiv following civilian attacks, warning European nations supporting drone production. Discussion examines satellite warfare risks, Starlink's military role, and potential Cuba tensions. Key takeaway: regional powers reassess alliances as US influence wanes and conflicts risk further escalation post-Eid.
Col. Jacques Baud: Trump’s Last Card Just SHATTERED Israel
59:16|Geopolitical analysis of Middle East & Eastern Europe conflicts. Iran-US negotiations focus on ending regional war, not just nuclear issues, amid US domestic pressure and economic constraints. Israel-Lebanon front: Hezbollah employs advanced drone tech; discussion on Israel's compliance with international law and occupied territories. Ukraine-Russia war: Ukrainian drone attacks via European airspace raise legal questions about NATO countries' involvement under international law definitions of aggression. Both conflicts reveal escalation risks as parties provoke to draw in larger powers. Key insight: lasting peace requires addressing root causes and respecting international frameworks, not quick political deals or normalization pressures. Western policies examined for potentially prolonging crises rather than resolving them.
Nima R. Alkhorshid: Iran-US Nail Down Deal? as Russia SLAMS Kiev with Oreshnik Missile
01:03:54|Discussion on Iran-US negotiations amid reports of a potential 60-day ceasefire extension. Iran views the Strait of Hormuz as a regional matter to be managed with Oman, including a new toll mechanism for transiting vessels. The Iranian nuclear program remains unresolved, with uranium enrichment continuing on Iranian soil. The Israel-Lebanon situation features a "freedom of action" clause that undermines genuine ceasefire prospects. Analysis examines how recent conflicts have exposed US military limitations, impacted regional allies, and strengthened Iran's domestic unity. The conversation explores GCC state dynamics, the resilience of the resistance axis, and growing Iran-Russia-China convergence. Questions remain over meaningful sanctions relief and frozen asset releases. Highlights shifting power dynamics in West Asia and broader geopolitical realignment amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Mark Sleboda: Iran Is Jamming GPS Across the Region – U.S. Tankers Move Into Gulf
58:35|Amid Middle East tensions, this analysis explores the Iran-US standoff. With deals rumored, Washington faces limited military options due to depleted munitions and Iran's advanced defenses. Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz provides crucial leverage through asymmetric capabilities impacting global energy markets. US intelligence leaks reveal internal concerns about escalation, while Gulf states navigate growing insecurity amid eroding American hegemony. Connections between Ukraine, Taiwan, and Iran highlight Washington's "strategic simultaneity" challenges. As regional powers adapt, the discussion considers how great powers might manage the decline of US-led global order without catastrophic escalation. A sobering look at imperial overreach, escalation dominance, and the precarious path forward in an increasingly multipolar world.
Seyed M. Marandi: Iran’s Armed Forces Enter HIGHEST State of Alert – War Next?
56:18|Analysis of US-Iran tensions & negotiations via intermediaries. Iran insists on written communications, maintains high military alert amid escalation risks. Discussion covers Iran's strategic advantages in siege warfare, enhanced military capabilities, and new Strait of Hormuz transit fee system for non-hostile nations. Iran demands reparations, sovereignty guarantees, and sanctions removal for any deal—refusing compromises on core principles. Regional dynamics examined: GCC states' limited leverage, Israel's ongoing operations in Lebanon/Syria, and Iran's pivot to land trade corridors (North-South, Belt & Road) to counter maritime vulnerabilities. With global economic pressures mounting, negotiation urgency differs sharply between parties. Iran signals it won't tolerate deception as in past agreements, asserting reciprocal compliance: any deal requires all sides to honor commitments. War or diplomacy remain possible outcomes.
Stanislav Krapivnik: Tulsi Gabbard Resigns! - Hezbollah Crushes IDF – War Becomes UNAFFORDABLE
56:28|May 22, 2026: Discussion on Tulsi Gabbard's resignation & unmet anti-war expectations in the Trump administration. Middle East escalation: Iran-Israel tensions, Hezbollah drone tactics challenging Iron Dome defenses. Ukraine update: Russian pressures following civilian attacks, potential escalation toward NATO infrastructure in Eastern Europe. Critique of Western political credibility, US negotiation unpredictability, and foreign lobby influence on policy. Economic warnings on depleting European oil reserves and market volatility. Analysis of Washington instability, leadership turnover, and the gap between campaign promises and governance. Key themes: accountability in foreign policy, the cost of proxy conflicts, failed political hopes, and the urgent need for genuine diplomacy over performative negotiations.
Larry Johnson & Col. Wilkerson: Iran's Unseen Move: US Laser Destroyers Can't Stop What's Coming
01:14:51|Analysis of escalating Middle East tensions covers Iran's nuclear program standoff, Strait of Hormuz security dynamics, and diplomatic efforts by Pakistan and Qatar. Discussion explores military limitations in contested waters, GCC states reconsidering US security guarantees, and potential new regional security architecture involving China and Russia. Economic impacts include global supply chains for oil, LNG, helium, and critical commodities. The conversation examines Israel's regional strategy, Lebanon ceasefire challenges, and broader implications for US foreign policy. Also addressed: Russia-Ukraine escalation risks, shifting global financial alliances away from the dollar, Turkey's strategic realignment, and concerns over potential US actions in Cuba and Venezuela. Experts assess the growing complexity of multi-theater geopolitical crises, the erosion of traditional deterrence, and the urgent need for diplomatic pathways amid accelerating global realignment.
Amb. Chas Freeman: Israel’s Agenda Just Hit a Brick Wall, Falling Apart
01:04:08|Explores Middle East escalation: Israeli forces' abuse of flotilla activists sparks global outrage. Iran-Israel war stalemate, Trump-Netanyahu divisions, Iran's strategic control of Strait of Hormuz. Hezbollah's capabilities, Israel's expansionist agenda, and humanitarian displacement crises. Gulf states recalibrate stance; China/Russia expand diplomatic influence via Beijing. US policy failures, lobby influence on elections, and unfounded Cuba accusations examined. Emphasizes military solutions' failure, urgent need for diplomacy, rising global opposition to Israel's actions, and erosion of US-led international order. Regional refugees face uncertain futures as Western powers enable violence while refusing accountability.