@davids8177
il y a 12 heuresI think Mearsheimer’s understanding of Jolani’s statements about Russia and Iran are spot-on. It is so refreshing listening to an expert that actually ‘gets it’.
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@stwadoo
il y a 14 heuresI moved to China 11 years ago and I have to say that I don’t know anybody here who is experiencing any of the classic symptoms of significant economic problems. Inflation is low to none existent. Personal debt does not seem to be on the rise. The essentials of life remain extremely affordable even to those on very low incomes. There is no homelessness. Crime and antisocial behaviour continue to be a small fraction of that in western countries. The scale and pace of development continues to be in a different league to the vast malority of the world. It’s almost as if someone is making stuff up to deflect from their own failings.
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@johngibson4834
il y a 17 heures
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@TheJoshtheboss
il y a 21 heures (modifié)Prof. Mearsheimer should start selling Merch with the statement « This is not a serious argument! ». I’d buy it 
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@TomMcinerney-g9b
il y a 18 heuresI just listened to JudgeNap interviews with Alister Crooke and John Mearsheimer — very stimulating dialogs … THANK YOU, & Happy New Year.
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@folag
il y a 14 heuresQuote of the day (from John Mearsheimer): » . . . the Russians, Iranians and the Chinese know that they must CONTAIN THE USA! » 
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@littlesigh
il y a 20 heuresGreat questions and always great answers from Prof M.
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@basque888
il y a 3 heures (modifié)China’s 2024 GDP growth nearly 5%. Inflation is under 1% Exports grew 7%, reaching historic high of US$ 4 trillion ASEAN is now biggest trading partner, less reliance on US, EU trade. There’s not a single country in the world, who wouldn’t want those end-of-year results, John.Lire la suite
@AlfredWalterGeissbuehler
il y a 20 heuresIsrael will take USA with them into the abyss 
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@mamboero
il y a 6 heuresOne of Mearsheimer’s best interviews. Thanks for sharing judge
@dehongzeng6741
il y a 8 heuresSir, I am in China now, and I don’t think Chinese economy is in much trouble. The biggest trouble might be the much higher expectations people used to have. Western propaganda seems to have a false hope of breaking down Chinese economy via loudspeakers.
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@HedgeFundOfOne
il y a 20 heures (modifié)Where are the bodies of the NK troops? Where are the videos of of NK POWs? Ukr has never been shy about putting POWs on display.
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@blackpanther30n0
il y a 4 heuresThank you so much Prof. Mearsheimer always enlightening to get your unemotional academic perspective on issues
@dockengymrat8771
il y a 12 heures (modifié)I always knew he was anti-Chinese but suffering? Their GDP increase this year is more than 4,8 percent, and the US is 2,8 percent, so who is suffering? Who has border crises, more than 8 million illegals, a divided society, and debt increase yearly at a rate of 3-4 trillion dollars, using 38 percent of all tax money to pay this year’s interest. it is like comparing Amtrak with Maglev as it is a real comparison between these two societies today, The US has an outdated power grid, and Amtrak is outdated as carrier, the US has not one Maglev all money has gone to war
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@shahinshahi7108
il y a 8 heuresThank you Judge and Professor!!greetings from Iran!
@jimmychoi5219
il y a 15 heuresAs an expat living in China for the past 15 years, i don’t see these critical political & economical problems … no country is perfect but i can not see economical problems that are fundamental and would cause a collapse like Gordon Chang has been saying for the past 20 years…
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@chucklander5475
il y a 6 heuresSo refreshing to watch and listen to patriots who are able to be honest, no propaganda.
@goedelite
il y a 14 heuresWe had not just crossed the 38th parallel, we were only a short distance from the Yalu River led by the war-monger, Douglas MacArthur. Remember, he led the US Cavalry to stomp the bonus marchers, impoverished WW1 vets, demanding their promised bonuses in 1932. Gen. MacArthur threatened the Chinese with invasion. Instead, the Chinese swept down on our badly prepared soldiers who had to flee for their lives.
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@itsgoodforyou4235
il y a 17 heuresI think both Putin and Xi value loyalty and frienship more than immediate political or economical expediency, which translates into a similar type of relationship between Russia and China.
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@gvalley07
il y a 1 heure« If God is just, I tremble for my country. » -Thomas Jefferson
@HarryC-Smith
il y a 8 heuresExactly what ‘economic problems’ is China suffering from? Their economy is still growing at around 5% a year (better than anywhere in the West), wages and living standards continue to rise and China has not experienced a recession in at least 35 years – if EVER! That’s what happens when a country actually manages its economy properly, in the interests of its entire population!
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@LukaEkhvaia
il y a 20 heuresIt is always a pleasure and mind-calming to listen to Prof. Mearsheimer and a Judge in this mad world. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to your families and audience. Thanks for your work!
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@cokrlicix
il y a 14 heuresChina broke the trade record last year, they have managed to export 1 trillion $ more than they have imported over the year, and they have sustained growth of 5%, which is astonishing for the economy that large. So they probably do have some problems in the economy, but they are miniscule in the overall picture.
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@sunkeyavad6528
il y a 5 heures (modifié)I have not lived a single year where western analysts did not claim that the chinese economy is in trouble and about to collapse. Yet all at the same time any time you look back a few years the chinese economy has grown alot from where it was those years before. Something’s not adding up here. How can the pie constantly be shrinking, yet always end up being larger than before every time I look?
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