Professor John Mearsheimer unpacks the perils of today’s geopolitical landscape, delving into the hidden truths behind the Syrian war and the Middle East’s complex power dynamics. With shocking revelations and expert insights, Mearsheimer exposes the agendas shaping one of the most volatile regions in the world and what it means for global stability.
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John J. Mearsheimer is back with his brutally honest take on the world’s hotspots. From Ukraine to the Middle East, from Taiwan to the White House, Mearsheimer pulls no punches, offering his controversial views on the world’s most explosive crises. And, spoiler alert: it’s not going to end with a feel-good conclusion.
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Judge Andrew Napolitano argues that the U.S. government has abandoned constitutional principles when engaging in military actions abroad, specifically regarding recent involvement in Ukraine and Israel. Napolitano contends that neither the President nor Congress is upholding the Constitution, as Congress alone has the authority to declare war, yet it continues to fund and support undeclared wars.
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Posted in Andrew Napolitano, John Mearsheimer, Middle East, War
The ‘realist’ approach to international relations was not long ago considered a dangerous idea. But with increased Western interventionism in Ukraine, Israel and even China, thinkers that were once exiled from liberal academic circles have suddenly gained ground. Prof. John Mearsheimer, one of the earliest proponents of a ‘realist’ approach, joined UnHerd’s Freddie Sayers for a conversation about war, peace and politics.
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Erik Prince, the CEO of the notorious private military contractor Blackwater, talks about the recent escalation between Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran. As Israel sends ground forces into Southern Lebanon, the implications of this move are examined in light of past conflicts and Iran’s missile response. He discuss the broader geopolitical consequences, including the potential for Russian involvement and the role of the U.S. in the region. Erik exposes U.S. military spending, foreign aid, and his vision for a more self-reliant approach to global conflicts.
Posted in Middle East, War
