GAZA (Gernika berria, Palestina) versus Israel (gehi AEB + NATO, Pentagonoa eta EB) (10)

GAZA (Gernika berria, Palestina) versus Israel (gehi AEB + NATO, Pentagonoa eta EB) (10)

Gogoratzekoa

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Palestine Highlights@PalHighlight

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Scott Ritter@RealScottRitter

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Ben Norton@BenjaminNorton

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aza. 11

Israeli Genocide against #Palestinians continues and #EU still doesn’t call for a Ceasefire. This week President @vonderleyen said “There’s no justification for the horror that Hamas unleashed” but she can’t say “there’s no justification for the horror that Israel unleashed”…

Bideoa, hemen: https://twitter.com/i/status/1723292241270063207

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W i z a r d S X@WizardSX0

Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand

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Nadira Ali@Nadira_ali12·

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Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal

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Jackson Hinkle @jacksonhinklle

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Thomas Pringle T.D.@ThomasPringleTD

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Europa, azken ordua!

@tobararbulu # mmt@tobararbulu

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ÚLTIMA HORA | Draghi advierte del desmembramiento de Europa: “No…

ÚLTIMA HORA | Draghi advierte: “Europa no sobrevivirá como mercado único si no se integra”Mario Draghi ha presentado una perspectiva pesimista sobre el creci…

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Bideoa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=L4ayrPq7Gzo9EAiO&v=_0XHqOuH4Xo&feature=youtu.be

Mario Draghi ha presentado una perspectiva pesimista sobre el crecimiento económico de la Unión Europea, anticipando una recesión para finales de este año, y advirtió que la supervivencia a largo plazo del proyecto europeo depende de una urgente integración política.

La advertencia de Draghi llega en un momento en que la economía de Europa lucha por recuperarse de las crisis sucesivas causadas por la pandemia de coronavirus y la continua guerra de Rusia en contra de Ucrania. Estas crisis han expuesto las vulnerabilidades en las cadenas de suministro, el mercado energético y las interdependencias globales del bloque europeo.

Transkripzioa:

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permiten y por ir precisamente a eso a

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la última hora Javi luengo Muy buenas

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tardes Mario dragui Desde Italia el que

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fuera gobernador del Banco Central

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europeo pidiendo unidad en Europa porque

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lo que hay le parece poco y no solo eso

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le parece que puede llevar a que la

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propia Unión Europea termine por

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desintegrarse muy buenas cuéntanos Sí

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qué tal José muy buenas el que fuera

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expresidente del Banco Central europeo y

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también exprimer ministro de Italia

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Mario dragui habla hace unos minutos y

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ha ofrecido cierta Visión pesimista

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sobre la situación económica en Europa

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dice que va a haber una desaceleración

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económica que se podría entrar en una

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recesión incluso pero sin que sea y son

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palabras literales desestabilizadora

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para el viejo continente pronostica esta

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recesión para finales de año advierte de

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que la supervivencia a largo plazo para

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el proyecto común europeo el que salió

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de la Segunda Guerra Mundial depende de

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una integración política y apostilla una

0:54

integración política urgente la

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advertencia llega cuando la economía

0:58

europea la de la eurozona lucha poco a

1:00

poco de recuperarse de las crisis

1:02

sucesivas que se han ido repitiendo

1:04

desde la pandemia de la

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covid19 y la guerra en curso que todavía

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perdura en Ucrania con los conflictos y

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los enfrentamientos con Rusia conflictos

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problemas que han expuesto a las claras

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las debilidades de la cadena de

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suministro del mercado energético

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europeo por la dependencia que teníamos

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de los fósiles rusos o incluso de las

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dependencias globales del bloque Y en

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este caso Mirando a China Pues bien

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sobre esto draky ha hablado y y lo que

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dice el italiano es que o Europa actúa

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junta y se convierte en una Unión más

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profunda quiere dragi de esta manera

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integrar la acelerar la integración

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europea Mejor dicho o dice la Unión

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Europea si no es capaz de tener una

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política exterior uniforme una política

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de defensa al margen de todo el panorama

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económico podrían terminar por no

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sobrevivir si no se integra más si no se

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acelera la integración del mercado único

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europeo es algo parecido a lo que decían

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esta misma semana grandes directivos

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bancarios de Italia como Carlo messina

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el director ejecutivo de intesa San

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Paolo o el de unic crédit André orcel

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que insistían en que debe haber una

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Unión monetaria y una Unión económica

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mucho más acentuada en Europa para crear

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grandes gigantes bancarios europeos

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bancos pane europeos que puedan competir

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con los estadounidenses dragi ha hablado

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dragi ha hablado y es una voz autorizada

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a día de hoy en Bruselas porque la

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comisión le ha encargado a él que un

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informe sobre cómo Europa Debería

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Debería abordar el problema de la

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competitividad Global particularmente en

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comparación con Estados Unidos con China

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y ha hablado también sobre este tema

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dragi aquí dice que el problema es que

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Europa no ha estado perdiendo

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competitividad durante las últimas dos

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décadas en los últimos 20 años con

2:40

respecto de Estados Unidos o china sino

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que también se ha quedado por detrás de

2:43

Japón o de Corea del Sur un modelo

2:45

geopolítico y económico que a juicio de

2:47

dragui está completamente desfasado el

2:48

que tenemos en Europa y que tiene que

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dejar de pensar el viejo continente que

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estamos en la misma situación eh de la

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derivada en 1945 cuando se cerró la

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Segunda Guerra mundial insiste el

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italiano en que hay debilidades como la

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baja productividad Los Altos costes de

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la energía o la falta de una mano de

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obra

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cualificada problemas que amenazan a

3:09

Europa e insiste dragi o cambiamos y

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aceleramos la integración o lo que se

3:14

conoce hoy como la Unión Europea podría

3:15

desaparecer estos problemas Javi te los

3:17

solucionaba Antonio Costa antes de un

3:19

mismo plumazo tienes problemas con el

3:20

precio de la energía eh Ya te lo baja Él

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a cambio de regalarle la concesión a la

3:24

empresa que le venga bien y además eh

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les paga bien la mano de obra quiero

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decirte les se consideraría productiva

3:30

fíjate va a ser difícil que Costa salga

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la defensa esta vez el qué va a ser

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difícil que Costa salga esta esta vez a

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defender sí sí sí sí sí sí pero bueno la

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fiscalía te puede explicar un poco Cómo

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cómo sa acaba Antonio Costa todo esto

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Gracias luengo eh bueno todo esto eh al

3:44

respecto

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Ukrainaz, oraindik?

Cyrus Janssen

Bideoa: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jCx1qEZQcY

Ukraine War is Finished (You Won’t Believe What Happens Next)

The Russia Ukraine War has been the biggest geopolitical story for the past 18 months, but after Hamas attacked Israel the collective West has forgotten all about Ukraine and Zelensky. US and EU officials are now speaking with Ukraine on negotiating a peace deal, this is the beginning of the end for Ukraine, but what the US and NATO do next will surprise you. Let’s break it down in today’s video.

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it’s hard to imagine a bigger story than

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the Israel and Hamas War but in an

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absolute shocking turn of events us and

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EU officials are now quietly talking

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with the Ukrainian government to shift

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strategies and broker a deal with Russia

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to officially end the war according to

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NBC News these conversations have

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included very broad outlines of what

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Ukraine might need to give up to reach a

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deal with Russia just look at the

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incredible reversal from Time Magazine

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who last year named zalinski the 20 22

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person of the year but much like public

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sentiment across Western countries has

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changed Time Magazine now reports the

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situation as the lonely fight of

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Vladimir zalinski inside the article it

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states zalinsky feels betrayed by his

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Western allies and goes on to quote one

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of solinsky’s advisers who has this to

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say about the Ukrainian president he

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deludes himself we are out of options

0:53

we’re not winning but try telling him

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that this is the beginning of the end

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for Ukraine and as I’ll explain in

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today’s video we will look back on this

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failure for the US and NATO as a

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defining moment when the world moved

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away from American hegemony and

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officially shifted to a multi-polar

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world let me explain for the past 2

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years the US government has pledged

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hundreds of billions of dollars to

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Ukraine we’ve donated so many weapons

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that we’ve depleted our own ammunition

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reserves and we’ve convinced every

1:21

Western Ally to join the American Le

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sanctions against Russia for the better

1:25

part of two years we’ve heard nothing

1:27

from Western media other than Ukraine is

1:29

winning Putin is losing the Russian

1:31

economy is on the verge of collapsing

1:33

but the reality couldn’t be farther from

1:35

the truth first of all the vast majority

1:37

of the world refused to join Russian

1:39

sanctions over 100 countries around the

1:41

globe including the world’s largest

1:43

democracy India have not sanction Russia

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why because sanctions never work and

1:48

Russia is too important of a supplier

1:51

for energy resources before the war

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India imported less than 3% of crude oil

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from Russia fast forward to today in

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India buys more than 40% % of crude oil

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from Russia even the United States who

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ironically led the charge to force

2:04

sanctions on Russia is still doing

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business with Putin’s government

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according to the New York Times American

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companies are paying around $1 billion a

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year to Russia’s state-owned nuclear

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agency to buy the fuel that generates

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more than half of the United States

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emissions free energy the Russian Ruble

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has recovered to its pre-war exchange

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rate against the dollar and most

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significantly Russia has positioned

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itself to endure this war for however

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long it takes over the past few months

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we’ve seen a significant shift from us

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senior officials who have started to use

2:34

the word stalemate to describe the word

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in Ukraine just listen to this clip from

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Senator Josh Holly after zalinsky

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traveled to Washington DC and asked the

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US Congress for additional funding that

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in the words of the of uh president

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zinski the the conflict is a total

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stalemate that’s what he said totally

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frozen I believe was what his words were

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which is also what the administration

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told us yesterday the administration

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told us yesterday they want to spend

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aund billion doll more our money more

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over the next year in the hopes that it

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will remain a

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stalemate which leads me to ask what

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what is the goal here for the United

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States I mean what what is it this

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Administration wants to do I have no

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earthly idea they used to say victory

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victory victory now it’s stalemate

3:19

forever in fact yesterday Millie said

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there will be no military Victory

3:23

essentially the war in Ukraine has come

3:25

down to one simple question which side

3:27

can maintain a military force the long

3:29

EST according to the NBC article

3:32

Manpower is at the top of the

3:34

administration’s concerns right now the

3:36

US and its allies can provide Ukraine

3:38

with Weaponry but if they don’t have

3:40

competent forces to use them it doesn’t

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do a lot of good Ukraine simply doesn’t

3:44

have enough manpower to win this war

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against Russia and with a larger and

3:48

more important war in the Middle East

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escalating every day zalinski is left

3:52

with the harsh reality of the situation

3:54

Israel is a much more important Ally for

3:57

the United States than Ukraine ever ever

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was sure the US was happy to support

4:02

Ukraine when it was the only major

4:04

conflict happening in the world

4:05

according to us officials supporting

4:07

Ukraine was a good investment the us

4:10

could weaken one of its largest

4:12

adversaries in Russia and do so without

4:14

risking any American lives of course

4:17

everything changed on October 7th when

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Israel was attacked by Hamas almost

4:21

overnight Ukraine went from being the

4:23

biggest geopolitical story for the past

4:26

18 months to an afterthought and barely

4:29

receiving cover in Western media to

4:31

further confirm this shift a new poll

4:33

released this week shows decreasing

4:35

support for sending additional Aid to

4:36

Ukraine 41% of Americans now say the US

4:39

is doing too much to help Ukraine which

4:42

is a significant change from just 3

4:44

months ago when 24% of Americans said

4:47

they felt that way with the US and EU

4:49

now pushing Ukrainian officials to

4:51

accept a peace deal this will be a loss

4:53

of face for NATO and the United States

4:55

who started this world with full

4:56

confidence stating they would drive

4:58

Russians back to pre-invasion lines now

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it looks like Ukraine will probably end

5:03

up losing at least a fifth of its

5:04

country a territory half the size of the

5:07

UK now once again we’ll see Western

5:09

media try to spin this narrative and say

5:11

it wasn’t a defeat in Ukraine merely a

5:14

stalemate they’ll tell the world that

5:15

NATO has emerged from this conflict

5:17

stronger than before with the addition

5:19

of both Sweden and Finland as new

5:21

members ultimately Western media will

5:23

probably just blame zalinsky for poor

5:25

leadership and walk away from yet

5:27

another failed War but like I metion

5:29

mentioned at the beginning of the video

5:31

there was a much larger story unfolding

5:33

here if the us and our NATO allies can’t

5:35

defeat Russia despite spending hundreds

5:38

of billions of dollars to help Ukraine

5:40

win this war it sends a message to the

5:42

world the US and NATO aren’t as powerful

5:45

as many thought they were of course us

5:47

neocons will never admit this and

5:49

instead are already planning their next

5:51

War despite the us being involved in

5:53

both Ukraine and Israel some Republicans

5:56

think this isn’t enough and now want to

5:58

take on China over Taiwan but let’s stop

6:01

and ask a simple question if the US

6:03

can’t stop Russia which economically is

6:05

only 10% that of China how on Earth can

6:08

the us feel confident that it could

6:10

contain or even compete with China in a

6:13

new war if I were Taiwan I would be

6:15

thinking very carefully about the future

6:17

especially with the upcoming 2024

6:19

presidential elections Joe Biden said

6:22

the US would militarily protect Taiwan

6:24

if China invaded But once again this

6:26

failure in Ukraine should make every

6:28

Taiwanese question

6:29

just how good is this US security

6:31

guarantee it’s time for Taiwanese people

6:33

to elect government officials who know

6:35

how to manage the relationship with

6:37

Beijing and not listen to the far-right

6:39

Republicans in America who want to push

6:41

the island towards independence and use

6:44

Taiwan and a future proxy war against

6:46

China But ultimately this failure in

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Ukraine has proved costly for the United

6:50

States people are starting to wake up

6:52

from the mainstream media’s narrative

6:55

that they’ve been preaching every day

6:56

and ask simple questions why did we say

6:59

send billions of dollars to Ukraine with

7:01

almost nothing to show for it while our

7:03

own economies and countries are falling

7:05

apart what would Ukraine look like today

7:07

if we listen to the words of John mimer

7:09

who correctly predicted six years ago

7:12

that if the US pushes Ukraine to Nato

7:14

the result would be the destruction of

7:16

Ukraine while the US is spending

7:18

hundreds of billions of dollars on Wars

7:20

around the world other superpowers like

7:22

China are also spending hundreds of

7:24

billions of dollars but are doing so on

7:26

investments to help countries around the

7:28

world develop and find their place and

7:31

their voice in this new multi-polar

7:33

world it’s why over 130 countries from

7:35

around the globe sent representatives to

7:37

Beijing China last month to attend

7:39

China’s 10-year anniversary belt and

7:41

Road Forum the BR Forum was a massive

7:44

success and it wasn’t a coincidence that

7:46

just last month at the same time China

7:48

was hosting this huge World Forum a new

7:51

report broke that the Chinese un has

7:53

officially surpassed the euro to become

7:55

the world’s second most used currency in

7:57

Swift trade settlements this is a hugee

8:00

deal and marks a significant milestone

8:02

in China’s efforts to internationalize

8:05

its currency 20 years ago China was the

8:07

leading trading partner to only a

8:09

handful of countries fast forward to

8:11

today and China is the top trading

8:13

partner to over 120 countries around the

8:15

globe China now exports more to the

8:18

Muslim world over $42 billion a month

8:20

than to the United States just over $38

8:23

billion a month meanwhile China exports

8:26

as much to the global South as it does

8:28

to all developed markets this is the new

8:31

multi-polar world and with the steel

8:33

made in Ukraine and us and NATO failures

8:35

it makes me wonder an even bigger

8:37

question does this mean that China is

8:39

the biggest winner from the US and NATO

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failure in Ukraine now everyone that was

8:44

the news portion of today’s video but if

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you’re an investor I want you to pay

8:47

attention as I will show you how this

8:49

new multi-polar world is impacting the

8:51

investing world and how once again

8:53

Russia has a stronghold on one of the

8:55

most important Commodities of the 21st

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century and why there is is an

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incredible opportunity in the nickel

9:01

mining sector now the sponsor of today’s

9:03

video is Alaska energy Metals which

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trades under the symbol a k MF but let

9:09

me first explain why nickel is so

9:11

important to our future for years nickel

9:13

didn’t have many uses it was primarily

9:15

used as a coating for stainless steel in

9:18

kitchen sinks but today nickel is

9:20

actually one of the most crucial

9:21

components of EV batteries of course

9:24

it’s no secret that the world is

9:25

Shifting to EV vehicles but what many

9:28

people don’t realize is that almost 29

9:30

kg of nickel is required in each lithium

9:34

ion battery which is five times more

9:36

than the lithium required honestly the

9:38

battery should be called the nickel ion

9:40

battery given the fact of how much

9:42

nickel is needed in a typical EV battery

9:45

but here is where things get interesting

9:46

unlike lithium nickel isn’t easy to find

9:49

Indonesia and the Philippines have

9:50

robust nickel deposits but they are low

9:53

grade and both countries don’t comply to

9:55

Western environmental standards Russia

9:57

is actually the global power house in

9:59

the nickel mining industry but as I’ve

10:01

explained in today’s video this is the

10:03

new multi-polar world China and Russia

10:05

are linking together and it’s with

10:07

Russia’s nickel that China can lead the

10:09

world in EV battery production as you

10:11

can imagine this puts the US in a

10:13

vulnerable position as every piece of

10:15

nickel used in US manufacturing is

10:18

imported from abroad but this is why

10:20

Alaska energy Metals is such a unique

10:22

company they are a true Pioneer in

10:24

American nickel Mining and can become

10:27

the first location inside the United

10:29

states to supply the future of the

10:30

nickel industry for Ev cars in America

10:33

now the flagship project of this company

10:35

is the Nikolai project which is located

10:37

in the heart of Alaska what’s unique

10:39

about this project is the president and

10:41

CEO of the company Greg bisher started

10:44

working at this very site back in the

10:46

1990s with a company called

10:47

International nickel Corporation now

10:50

back in the 1990s and 2000s nickel was

10:53

in a bare Market the company did

10:54

drilling but eventually sold the land to

10:57

another Mining Company because of the

10:59

low demand for nickel but realizing the

11:01

potential opportunity for nickel with

11:03

the Eevee industry Greg and his team

11:05

stake the land and were able to purchase

11:07

it for a fraction of the original cost

11:09

in addition Greg purchased all of the

11:11

drilling data that has ever been

11:13

conducted at this site but here is the

11:15

potential and why this company is so

11:17

fascinating there is a privately held

11:19

mining company called cobold metals that

11:21

uses artificial intelligence and machine

11:24

learning to hunt for raw materials the

11:26

company is backed by billionaires Jeff

11:28

Bezos and Bill Gates and they have

11:30

bought land directly next to the Alaska

11:32

energy Metals for the same purpose of

11:34

jumping on this opportunity and

11:36

discovering nickel that is so

11:38

desperately needed in America okay so

11:40

where’s the company at and where is the

11:41

potential upside if we look at all the

11:43

North American comparables we see that

11:45

Alaska energy Metals has a market cap of

11:48

around $30 million and is in the

11:50

exploration phase verifying the drilling

11:53

results and the quality of the nickel at

11:55

this location when we compare it to

11:57

similar projects in North America we can

11:59

see market caps of 163 all the way up to

12:02

$500 million so there is a lot of upside

12:05

potential here for Alaska energy medals

12:07

if the drilling results come back

12:09

positive but as always I want you guys

12:11

to do your due diligence before making

12:13

any Investments and to help you with

12:15

this I’m going to include a link to a

12:17

fascinating 48 minute YouTube

12:19

presentation from Alaska energy medal

12:21

CEO Greg bisher himself where you can

12:23

hear all about the details of this

12:25

project from someone who has been mining

12:27

in Alaska for well over 25 years I’ve

12:31

watched the full presentation and if

12:32

you’re Keen to learn more about this

12:33

company and its investing potential this

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is the place to start I’ll link the

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interview investor presentation and

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stock ticker all down in the description

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below once again please do your own due

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diligence before making any financial

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decisions thank you to Alaska energy

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medals for sponsoring today’s video and

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thank you for spending time with me here

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on YouTube I look forward to seeing you

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all in our next video soon

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Bideoa, hemen: https://twitter.com/i/status/1723778570584003069

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— GEROMAN — time will tell – —@GeromanAT