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by
Viewers
"Amazing
explanation........simple
and clear."
"It is very
interesting
to watch in
2022,
knowing how
events
played out."
"I wasn't
watching but
listened
with my
headphones
while
working
around the
house. When
I saw it was
the article
was
published in
2015 I
couldn't
believe it.
I had the
feeling it
was posted
if not
yesterday,
then not
more a month
ago. This
man is a
genius!
Period."
"Recently
stumbled
upon this
talk. Prof
John J.
Mearsheimer's
thoughts on
Ukraine, on
the West,
and on the
East are as
relevant now
as they were
when this
talk was
given. A
valuable and
enlightening
talk."
"Love this
speech and
thank god he
has the
freedom to
speak openly
and
sometimes
even
negatively
about his
own country.
He
definitely
changed my
mind about
this
conflict."
"I would
never have
watched this
video when
it first
came out,
but now that
events are
getting
serious, I
am so
thankful I
found this
because now
it makes
sense why
things are
happening
the way they
are, and
where we are
headed, and
it scares me
because I
feel there's
nothing I
personally
can do about
it."
"What a
wonderful
lecture! It
is a shame
that
mainstream
media does
not give
more
publicity to
such
intelligent,
rational
perspectives
instead of
emphasizing
what Prof.
Mearsheimer
calls the
'conventional
wisdom' and
its shallow
sensationalism
(and that
statement
fully
applies to
my country –
France – as
well)."
"Truly
American
approach.
Talking
about
"making"
other
countries
into
something
without
considering
their
interests
and
opinions."
"Thank you,
excellent
presentation!
I am
watching
this video
on February
5, 2022, 8
years after
the fact."
"I do love
his
explanation
of core
strategic
interests
versus
economic
interests,
and of the
balance of
resolve. As
this guy
says "we
don't
actually
care that
much about
Ukraine, but
the Russians
really
care". The history
and present
conditions,
all make
sense of
what is
happening in
Ukraine,
Russia,
Europe and
the United
States. In
addition,
John made a
statement
that he gave
China 10 to
15 years
before we
would say
problems
he’s right
on target."
"I so wish
this man had
more
influence on
the American
government.
This was
very worth
watching. He
is an
exceptionally
talented
lecturer."
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