Might Saudi-Arabia be planning to attack (invade) Iran?

Good thing there's no ad from established titles

@@ericc2530 own a yard of dirt in Scotland to have a title! 💩 👑

Well it sounds like the neighborly thing to do would be at least to stop supporting them in their utterly horrific ongoing murder and misery spree in Yemen.. good God, that might even synchronize our moral outrage against the invasion of Ukraine, I mean it's a little out of sync it's a little laggy.. but that would at least you know just maybe not for the reasons entirely we should but, definitely would be the right thing to do.. and if the money works you know, that's usually when the right thing might end up you know getting some sort of semblance of troglodyte version of itself showing up.. That country is largely responsible for the extreme distortion of Islam that has pervaded in the modern age, and we've given them money for over half a century in order to just keep propagating it and it has been us in the butt many a Time.. as well as the entire middle East not that we care because we don't apparently.. but God I would love it if we did.. Saudi Arabia is toxic to the core, as the wahhabi section of Islam has been to Islam as a whole.. and the only reason that hyper extremist fundamentalist distortion of one of the largest faiths got so much clout is because we just kept giving them money to spread it around and legitimize it... Step one be just you know stop giving the money.. just in general, both for our actual security interests not monetary.. and then you know step two would be probably I don't know stop wholesale supporting genocide which you know we shouldn't have done in the first place should have could have would have though you know I'll take what I can get when it happens if it happens. Let them buddy up to Russia, sounds like ideologically they're a lot closer anyways.

The United States is not a democratic run country. Biden can't even wip his own @$$ He's a controlled puppet. We are living in a dictatorship

Yes comrade

'With friends like the Saudi's...' Hey wait a minute. It would appear only our defense industry needs friends like the Saudi's.

Tbh, It was like that 😂.

That’s a sweet thought

@@rogerpennel1798 Saudi arabia in itself with the two holy mosques makes every muslim in the entire earth to move, by one word of King Slaman the costoudian of the two hols mosques, Iran wouldnt dare to even come close to attacking saudi, Iran aint that stupid, The only threat to Saudi would come from the inside and Alhamdullah we are all brothers in islam and we support king Salman and HRH crown prince MBS and the royal family, we live very comfortably and we are safe, may Allah bless us as nation Amen.

Thanks I go to great lengths to not interject my own thoughts and to purposely put opinions I don’t agree with if they are relevant to the story. The story and information is paramount not a party .

@@Taskandpurpose just some constructive criticism, but in your dejan beric interview I felt that your personal bias got in the way and ruined what could have been an otherwise excellent interview. If you’re going to interview someone for the reason that they show the opposite side of the coin then why act shocked and argue with the man? At that point it’s moving from an interview to a debate and adding tension and awkwardness. You did a good job asking questions but I didn’t appreciate you attacking what seemed like a very reasonable perspective to me. If you saw what he saw in Serbia would you really be a huge NATO fan? Your values and viewpoints are not universal and people on the other side of the world are not obligated to abide by them. Throughout the millennia of recorded history probably >90% of governments were what you would call “authoritarian” so you shouldn’t be shocked when you meet people who aren’t cheerleaders for western democratic values. Not every man can be a NATO “freedom fighter” at the end of the day we will always have an enemy. Also found it strange when you cashed doubt on his farthest shot. Canadian sniper hit over 1000m farther than he claimed and even a Ukrainian sniper claims a farther kill than him. Idk if you were being sarcastic but the distance wasn’t unbelievable. He is a major, and considered a legend, so I’m assuming there’s a good reason why.

@@Chris-df1zr I don’t know, pretending there are 2 sides to every argument is a false premise. Sometimes there is one evidence supported side & one not worth giving any respect to. Sometimes there are 4 or 5 valid ones. And ‘it used to be like X’ is not really an argument for anything besides ‘history is a carnival of errors.’ Slavery was the norm until this century (just didn’t always carry that name). I don’t object to your individual criticisms, but maybe mind your own biases as well.

@@Taskandpurpose you have no clue how the world is setup. Just like the twin towers this is a controlled demolition, to bring about a one world government. All countries with a Rothschild Central Bank are owned.

@@Taskandpurpose And you seem to succeed brilliantly, however I must ask, why did you call the water between them the 'Arabian Gulf' rather than the 'Persian Gulf' which has been the name used since antiquity?

Sometimes when I am angry I think that USA is just negative selection funnel with psychopaths on top. Probably it is not such plain and simple.

Dude is brainwashed to the bone.

Yeah there might be some restrictions, but they are practically meaningless. US made bombs are all over Yemen.

Was just looking for a comment like that ! So pathetic and pro US, like US had not civilian casualties in Irak and Afghanistan

"Relax, Jack. This is the "war on terror": we're not going to kill civilians. Extremists, lawless gangs, mad man..."

That is what is happening. The world see US as a hindrance than an ally. Like going to bed with the devil.

Infantrymen are ALL above average. 😁

Top third, for sure.

His life history is questionable at best. Cappy had/has friends in high places. He joined the National Guard, and immediately after basic he got a job working on John Stewart's Daily show. He has an advantageous ethno-religious identity.

You do declare

Yes, i'm now not sure whether he is infantryman. I guess, this text is given to him by cia for propaganda purpose or he is a cia officer.

Never heard that. But a really insightful point!

@@stevent8314 google it

The quote was taken out of context lmao. He was showing his concern that deposing Thieu (the south vietnamese president at the time) would make the world see america in that way. Most us allies have been way more stable domestically than the other choices. One could make the argument that their meddling outside their allies bubble is volatile, but that's unfortunately just reinforce the point.

@@mdd4296 Almost all US Wars have been against former allies.

Henry Kissinger is a cockroach

No, some people would accuse him of being antisemitic somehow

It's because he's getting paid by the DOJ and they are using bots to boost his views.

Yeah I like these. He has a knack for making what should be boring enjoyable too.

yeah he's a lot more of a shill now

It’s been a crazy transition from covering guns to covering world events

His channel has been the best. Not until the Russia and Ukraine war then he begin to add a bit CNN flavor on his content.

this comment is underrated !

Like they care!

“they’re not hurt they’re just dead” - uncle sam

unbelieveable how he tried to shift the burden of suppurting a genocidal war to russia lol

i mean - it totally ignores the Pentagons own internal assessment of what drones are doing

Until they start wondering where this new ice age has come from

@@bigmerlin3795 literally nothing they can do for that.

Yeah that actually seems reasonable. Why should the Arab states get caught up in European conflicts? They already have a crazy environment to deal with😂

Well look what happened when the USSR became close allies with Cuba.

@@howhigh0521 Because an escalation could lead to the end of the world as we know it lol.

And everyone has their interests, when they don’t need you, they dump you. There’s no such thing as friends

@@Bigman-fh1fz If people really want world peace, eradicate 8 billion people and world peace will be achieved.

So... what do we gain from hating on China because they lock up a few bloodthirsty jihadis who fight for the idea of a 1937 Russian invasion of China, the Islamic State as Russia declared it in western Xinjiang, or maybe we should simply say ISIC, Islamic State in China? I got paid to shoot at jihads. And everybody knows a great many sympathisers who didn't technically fight along also got bombed to bits as well. China locks the jihadis up and suddenly they're the badguys? What?

India and Russia : yes yes

Not so, it's Mafia boss for USA. If you're not with me, you're against me. USA interests reign above all other countries ( MAGA ) !

OP really needs to work on your effort to pronounce names properly and not just "Americanize" it to his ease

Allies being sucked dry by USA 😀. Example : Europe 😁

Always has been 🔫

​@@user-ml6jb8hr4iNo he doesn't. EYE RAN lol.

Which is weird. Does not fit cool story pattern natural for some random veteran dude.

That's proper stepping up. Been making videos for years getting better and better

@@r200ti yes, he also forget to mention the role played by Saudi men & money during Soviet interference in Afghanistan. Saudi Arabia and Pakistan were backing US Afghan policy and created a fighting force called Mujahideen as per policy, instructions and backing of USA & allies during 1980-2000.

Working on this now yes sir

@@Team6OWG The US doesn’t have a collective security treaty with Armenia, so therefore The US is not obligated. Armenia is a member of Russia’s CSTO and Russia abandoned them.

@@Taskandpurpose pls also include the EU relations and role into the video as well.

@@Team6OWG sorry, does the US have a security treaty with armenia like russia does or is this the dumbest 'BUTAMERICA'ism I've see yet?

The conflict started with the fall of the USSR and it is ongoing for more than 30 years with different degrees of intensity. I guess you mean the last escalation that led to the Armenia-backed Nagorno-Karabakh region losing a solid chink of their territory. So this conflict is one more brilliant example of the Realpolitik in the world. Months earlier, after a series of US State Dept backed and organized "protests" (follow the money) and new government, led by Nikola Pashinian has been formed. That new government with talibanish vigor rushed to cut all ties with Russia - more or less following the scenario that unfolded after the the coup in Ukraine in 2014. Now, the differences here are that Azerbaijan is tightly connected with Russia too and as well - backed by Turkey that is a historical enemy of Armenia. Another important point is the status of Nagorno-Karabakh. It has been recognized as occupied Azeri region by UN. Third, on paper is independent state - not part of Armenia, so Russia had no legal ground to interfere as Azerbaijan has not attacked Armenia, but a backed by it separatist region. In fact, the state senates of California, Maine, Massachusetts, Hawaii, Rod-Island, Louisiana, Georgia and Michigan have voted and accepted resolutions that were sent to the POTUS and the Congress to acknowledge the independence of NGR. So, when the conflict intensified, it was in fact USA and its vassals from EU that ditched its muppet in Erevan like an used condom as the backing up Armenia would place them in conflict with Turkey (a NATO member) over a military allied with Russia country. Two weeks later, Russia interfered by getting the presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan in Moscow and the conflict deescalated. Overall, this conflict is another brilliant example of the diplomatic incompetence of the latest US administrations. maybe it is time for you to reintroduce "competence" as hiring criteria with priority over skin color, gender and political alignment.

Yes, it's a stunning inaccuracy. They only turned to be enemy in 1979.

Yup. No Iran, still under the Shah. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yom_Kippur_War

just like he said M B.S is the prince still, his father the former king is some how alive. this is a bad propaganda channel. everything

He IS an American.

@@BOX3DOUT The saudis only change up the titles two months ago. as for propaganda, please tell us where exactly you get your "truth"

Not to be "that guy", but what exactly were you guys doing in Afghanistan?

You mean like Saudi Arabia, the death squads we trained during the cold war in Central America murdering American priest's, the CIA's own rejected plan to murder American citizens and blame on Cuba to justify an invasion. The list goes on.

@@TheLukasDirector Taliban rat extermination?

I mean can you blame them? They were defending their country from invaders Pakistan gladly helped them

@@TheLukasDirector damn lol true that, i mean, taliban or not, they aint the ones who did 9/11 so who gives a crap what they do in the confines of their country, that's their problem, not ours. y didnt we go into saudi arabia? thats the real question

So you support global instability? If so why should the average everyday person who isn’t politically charged support this ideology?

@@chadzahirshah2588 It was a statement of fact. The US has and is digging it's own grave, much the way the Romans did. It's not about my "support", it's obvious reality.

MBS is rally brave, maybe too brave meeting with Xi no less this month...both men will be lucky to see the new year, at the very least a serious infusion of 'democracy' into the House of Saud is coming!

Russia is better ? Brazil and other countries like china are either stupid or i don’t know what. Us saved Europe and technically entire world by defeating Japan and Nazis. Now thats reason for ally. What Russia done to other countries to ally ?

I read it in Freeman's voice too

The oil price fell, as recession began demand fell, the Opec supply cut aims to maintain the price, but is EXACTLY the opposite to what the rest of the world needs as high oil/food prices this year are causing countries to collapse like Sri Lanka

@@RobBCactive The oil price is not high.

@@morganfreeman8618 well I think the current price $78 is high compared to the typical 1990-2021 price of $40. The dollar has risen against other currencies too. It's causing a recession in many countries.

@@morganfreeman8618 That's why diesel is $5+ a gallon in the midwest, I can't imagine what it is on the coasts.. Not high my azz..

The State and Defense Departments represent the two means of diplomacy.

I agree. It's nice to have a geopolitical view along with the backing history of why things are, the way they are, these days

The US state department is run effectively by far-right nutjobs (i.e.:ideologues/fundamentalists) that follow neoliberalism/neoconservatism to the letter. Its all about US dominance over the planet for these people. Compared to these "wannabe-rulers-of-earth" even the Pentagon seems sane.

That’s great feedback to know ! I’m planning on covering more state department information in the future instead of just focusing on the department of defense

This video is all over the place with your references this time around, Cappy. You talk about 3-D chess, and you can't even show Spock playing it? o_O Insinuating the Russians have advanced M-270 MLRS batteries, when what they really have are are the TOS-1 and BM-21 Grad?

The US should support Iran TBH, and Russia should support Saudi Arabia

@@philoslother4602 Maybe after the regime change that will happen 🤣

@@zloyboy8 regime change will never happen in Iran

@@benjaminjohnsonboston same with Saudi Arabia

@@worldspam5682 Regime change will never happen In Saudi Arabia. The west are isolating their self

Wonder what US-Saudi relations were like when a dozen of Saudis were flying planes into the trade towers... 🤔

@Maige presents Realpolitik, as horrific as it can be, is what it is. Often at times it's trying to determine which path to take which leads to the lesser evil.

@@maigepresents5840 You believe the government? Lol

yea good job at being terrorists

He has done an excellent job linking these broader political & economic issues and developments with the consequences for armed service members.

Not really...

I agree BUT he still sees things in a very US way, for example: 'Saudi funds terrorosim'. Yep that's true. But so does the USA - *even against its allies* (Until 20 years or so back most of the funds the IRA received to fight the Brits with came from the US, particularly Boston area. & 'Saudi's working with Russia for mutual benefit on Oil Prices'. Yep that's true too. But SAudi ISN'T *buying Russian Oil* - The US still buys loads of it 'though. So yes, Mr C is right - It IS *all Realpolitik* or *doublespeak* to you & me.

Talking about buddies and bromances in a geopolitical video is what you cal "maturing"? No such thing as friendship in politics, there never had been. I like the style, though there is much oversimplifying here, so the videos can hardly be called informative, rather entertaining. More gags, less actual politics, which is perfectly understandable, taking channel format into account. Or else the vid would be 10 times as long and far less interesting to this audience.

@@Morozilka12 Yeah, it's funny to see when Hollywood-groomed Americans suddenly open their eyes on that their country is not actually a bastion of democracy and freedom, but a supporter or creator of the majority of the world's darkest regimes.

What?? It is biased video.

@@theoldrsftw ok

​@@theoldrsftwGo to your country's version of KZfaq.

For real.

bro ive been unhinginly going after people untwitter trying to use it as a political club, the sauds are fucking us, anything else is distraction.

United kondom

It would collapse the saudi dictatorship, something the usa does not want. And with it severely damage the arms industry. Something the usa also does not want. And it would have no more reason to be in saudi arabia, something the usa also does not want. Plus, north american oil is far to expensive and poluting to activly persue. Opec would lower prices, making the usa economicly uncompetitive with the rest of the world which would have massive impact on the domestic economy.

The only real way to do that would be to nationalize the oil industry so we could make sure it's used in North America before being exported. Also, most of our North American oil reserves aren't the thin "sweet" crude that the middle east has. Their oil is thinner so it's easier to refine & ours is thicker & harder to refine. Also that's not even touching on the fact we wouldn't have near enough refineries. We've slowed down or basically stopped building refineries in America for the last few decades bcuz of the environmental impact. Our government basically decided to let other countries trash their environments instead of ours. This whole issue is ridiculously complicated

@@nolongerblocked6210 We don't have many true environmentalists, just NIMBYs who can pretend pollution half way around the world doesn't count.

@@nolongerblocked6210 Or better understood as our elected leaders have no idea what they're doing for energy policy and have instead decided to legislate and regulate based on talking points and pressures from 20-30 y/o's who have no idea how the energy grid operates.

Just waiting for the Mideast oil to run out,and become the King's of oil

Islamists from the Muslim Brotherhood moved to Saudi Arabia and hijacked much of the media and social cohesion the Saudi community. They began what’s known as the “Sahwa Movement” which culminated in extreme social and religious conservatism and even extremism in some cases. The government couldn’t do anything but go with the flow as it feared civil unrest by the masses. This is why you saw many of the extremes pop up like “banning females from driving” and “religious police” and “no public eating” The Islamists also hijacked the education programs and started distributing very extreme ideological messaging within said programs. Eventually their power wained throughout the years and the religious police were disbanded and much of their backward taboos and effects reversed. Sincerely, A Saudi.

Now it’s open to being the Muslim America

Can't imagine a lunatic pretending to be the 2nd coming siezing the granď mosque helped either

@@MelaninMagdalene ?!!!

@@MelaninMagdalene yeah try it at least 1 million redneck Christians will think otherwise

this guy is a pure liar AT 2.37 . in the yom kippur war there was no iranian involvement infact iran was a ally of isreal

Let me posit this: if Iran invaded Saudi Arabia, or Pakistan invaded India, or China invaded Taiwan or China invaded India. Who do you think these bitch ass countries would call? Themselves?? No they would call the US. That’s why these people need to learn that our interest reign supreme if their interest are even to be considered by anyone else. I think that’s largely forgotten on a lot of these countries

@@Acidfox86 That's not how it works, though. We're overly dependent on foreign oil on one hand (the Saudis) and need as many allies as possible to check mate the Chinese on the other (India). That's the problem, and, until something is done about it, we're kind of stuck,

@@dswynne we are overly dependent on oil because the US and the left in the US does not want to drill to our full capacity. We buy foreign oil for geopolitical strategy not out of need. We have more gas than we know what to do with too. So our dependence isn’t really a factor to me. It is only about who’s in the White House

@@Acidfox86 we only have 5 years worth of crude oil supply, try again.

@@chadzahirshah2588 Did you upvote your own comment out of the same stupidity you just stated? 5 years left of oil? And you think there wouldn't already be a world war? What world do you people live in that you can make such a claim? If you want to be taken serious, don't start out with a 5 year time frame to when we run out of oil Chad.

do you feel any remorse for all the people you either murdered directly or helped others murder? or have you lost all of your humanity?

No to both. Anything else?

@@soldat2501 if you feel no remorse that means you have lost all of your humanity. but couldnt expect more from someone who voluntarily chose to be a worthless thug.

@@sabin97 I didn't choose the thug life, the thug life chose me. LOL. Go back to your feijoada and have an Antarctica for me cara, sta loco.

@@soldat2501 you chose to be a worthless thug, that's on you.

"informative" for americans you mean... 🙄

I really hope you are being sarcastic lol, for your own sake

unbiased? how?

@@moshiurrahman52 i think he's joking

Unbiased?? Hahahhahahahahahhahahahhahahahahahahahhahahhahahahahhahahhahahah

You think this is biased reporting? Please explain?

Funding alcaida not acceptable. It to forget genocide in Yemen

@@yj9032 Its not a genocide though. Houthis could stop the war but they are still trying to attack and take over merib.

Why not? Purely acting out of self interest is a pretty got indicator for being a prick.

@@aLurchi3 All countries are pricks then

😂😂😂😂

Saudis stance seems pretty fair its main benefit is just stabilizing oil prices and repairing its economy. Us having so much responsibility and being a central power sucks for it we can't overlook the effect, but Saudi would severely complicate its won situation if going with us

We've been doing the exact same things since the formation of the Republic by a revolution by racist sexist white men against a tyrannical government of British racist sexist white Men. The US ... is a Constitutional Federal Republic .. created under the God of the Jews & Christians .... of, by & for ... the People of the US either by vote ( 1A) or gun (2A). God is not a racist sexist white Man from Virginia with the last name Jefferson or Madison. The moment the Declaration of Independence was ratified ... was when non white Americans & women ... had inalienable rights .... including the right to vote for their government AND the right to bear arms in a REVOLUTION against a tyrannical government. Every US government since 1776 ... has violated the the rights of the People of the US ... to elections and/or revolution. The 2A has nothing to do with gun rights. It is about the People of the US ... having the right to bear arms in a REVOLUTION against a tyrannical government (eg Brits, Confederacy, the those from the Jim crow South). Both Republicans & Democrats ... do not want well regulated People's Militia's in ever State ... policing what they are doing and with the right to remove a tyrannical government by force. The US Constitution is only about .... GOVERNANCE ... of, by & for the People of the US .... either by vote/courts OR militia/revolution. The 2A tells the government that it can not infringe on the right of Revolution by the People of the US ... in well regulated Militia necessary for a free state. C'mon. It does matter what nation you are ... all People are equal and have inalienable rights to life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness ... and all governments should be of, by & for the People ... and protect these fundamental rights. The US created the greatest system of government ever ... under the God of the Jews & Christians .... and then immediately violated the rights of the People to vote or revolution. Allah means "god of the moon." Mohammad means "the praised one" and is only to address a pagan god. Akbar is the name of the pagan sun god. The Quran orders muslims to hate & kill non believers, especially the Jews & Christians, apostates, proselytizers and ... any Muslim you believe is a hypocrite (lol). ISIS, Taliban, ... are good & obedient Muslims. Abdullah means "slaves of Allah." Anybody ..... who insults Mohammad must be killed even if they repent ...... but ... you can insult Allah so long as you repent after 3 days. Only morons believe Islam .... is a religion that follows the God of Abraham, Issac, & Jacob ... and is a religion of peace equally when practiced correctly. WTF? Allah promised a Heaven of endless sex with virgins so white you can see the marrow of their bones ... because pagan Arabs were racists and obsessed with white womens & sex. So why exactly ... is the US under the God of the Jews & Christians ... forming alliances with Islamic, communist & neo-Fascist regimes that is violates the fundamental rights of every human being ... especially the right to vote ... & .... revolution? Again. Every US government since 1776 ... has violated the the inalienable rights of the People of the US ... to life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness ... through elections or revolution. The tyrannical governments will do what they have to to maintain their control of the People.

So there are self aware americans

What

The oil is for the next big war

Um you do drill your damn oil. US doesn't technically need to import as you can meet your demand. On top of that we Canadians up here don't have enough pipeline to reach international market when you guys axed Keystone II so we have to continue sell to the midwest at steep discount.

We are, that was the major reason they're moving away from the US.

The US literally produces the most oil in the world bud.

@@AL-lh2ht Is that why diesel is high and a diesel shortage is like a broken record?

Glad you enjoyed it!🎉

The US of course?? I don't know where you get your information from buddy or what country you're from, but the Sally's can't be trusted by us and we never trusted them. They will screw you over in a heartbeat

Absolutely nothing to do with using it as a diplomatic pressure tool. It was 100% strictly an economic decision. Oil prices are lower now than they were when the cut was made. It was obvious oil demand was gonna go down and the cut was necessary to stabilize the price.

You don’t thing the non western world coming together, dropping the dollar, trading in their own currencies is new?? Okey dokey👍🏻🙃

@@burningphoneixell this to the stupid guy on the vid

So? The US is using economic warfare against others all the time.

It bears repeating. Also I don't understand the shortsightedness of extracting our reserves now, and ruining a relationship with a country who has tons of oil. It would be a lot smarter to buy oil for hundreds of years, and then when things get tight, or there are political problem, we still have our reserves. Right now we're just creating political problems for no reason. Then there's the electric car thing. There are not enough battery materials to do what these pie-in-the-sky electric car hopium addicts want.

Which is fine - its a staple of diplomatic discourse. But excuse the rest of us when we laugh our ass off at the US's constant pronouncements of moral superiority over anyone else int he world. Like ...just ..stop pretending

Before or after 9 of them flew planes into the trade towers?

OP really needs to work on his effort to pronounce names properly and not just "Americanize" it to his ease

@@user-ml6jb8hr4i fr, bro really said "saw di arabia"

@@manspeej 😂 he can’t even pronounce Mohammed correctly .. I really love American people not all of them but hey education in the U.S. is 🚮

@@bigfootprintss most of them can't even point out countries on maps 💀💀💀

ماهي من مصلحتنا نعادي أحد.... حالف الكل في العلن و حارب عدوك في الخفاء

this guy makes mistakes often. I have watched some of his other videos.

Ironically, Israel had great relations with Iran at the time - both feared Arab powers. Things turned sour w/Iran only during 1978.

@@gabrielslater2739 the guy makes a lot of mistakes in his "documentaries". I watched his other videos too.

and then they happily bombed Iraq for a decade every time they needed to wag some dead dog for the press while the CIA was happily protecting their asset Osama and his friends... 😬

Both operations were aimed at liberating Kuwait not defending Saudi

@@ziyad5368 sure, sure... 🙄

@@kittytrail isn’t this your stupid department of defense?

@@kittytrail yes it was stop it

Yet pump price still high

@@tomhenry897 takes awhile for market catchup to be fair.

@@tomhenry897 greedy oil companies is all.

@@MrJC1 Didn't stop them from immidiately hiking the price when the russo-ukraine war kicked off...

The ghost of kiev is real. Russia is scary and our news corporations have our best interests at heart. Let's get back to work and not worry

Don't be deceived he paints USA in a bright light which is not at all true

Yes history does repeat ~ never exactly but it rhymes very well.

happens when you pick and choose the history you want the people to remember vs the full ugly history

It's more like stupid policies repeat one another.

this is far worse. The US dollars world reserve status is tied to the oil sales from OPEC. Get ready for a hard life in the new world order.

The embargo in the 70’s by OPEC was a punitive action against the US. Other OPEC production restrictions are to keep prices stable and high by limiting exports. Like currently.

Yep. Meanwhile, the USA continues to sell to Israel as well. There are no white vests in international politics.

Stfu bro let them think we don’t profit from their oil aswell Jokes aside this doesn’t mean Saudi had more control over the oil since it’s on US soil

This assessment that Biden administration is”moving towards an agreement which will effectively speed up Iran’s progress towards nuclear weapons” is a 🐂💩lie .. based in no facts!! Where does one come up with these fairy tales. It was the Trump administration walking away from the agreement that even had the backing of China and Russia and regular UN inspections.That decision has allowed Iran to move towards the enrichment needed to start down the nuclear road .. unabated!! All on Trump .. all on Netanyahu…

@@ronmaximilian6953 commit treason?? How? When? The free world are democracies.. the policies, foreign and domestic, vary from one administration to another. The free press allows healthy public debate about those policies. BUT .. the Middle East, with the exception of Israel’s limited democracy, are dictatorships. There is no public debate, there is no free press (ask Jamal Ahmad Khashoggi) and very limited social media. You don’t get to paint with one brush, one colour, all of American policy. You do in Saudi Arabia and they need to decide what side they are on .. unfortunately, there is no third option anymore in this fight against a world order that will allow the strongest to determine what the borders will be!!

@@ronmaximilian6953 an undeclared war .. but as we see daily .. Iran has its own internal “policy” issues going on. That all said .. the Persians of Iran should have been a greater friends of the west than the Arab’s of the various kingdoms in Middle East ever have been. But the Middle East is complicated.. very complicated!

@@ronmaximilian6953 agreed

The democrats love China and iran It’s just weird