Former US Marine Corps Officer and UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter reveals the depths of Russia’s rise and the geopolitical transformation taking shape that places US military hegemony at grave risk of destruction. This video breaks it all down and is part of a late December 2023 livestream that remains more relevant than ever

Short Summary

  1. The speaker discusses their recent trip to Russia and how it helped them understand the country better.
  2. They mention experiencing Russian culture during the winter, including New Year’s celebrations and Orthodox Christmas.
  3. The importance of these cultural events to the Russian people and how it defines their identity is highlighted.
  4. Despite conflicts with Ukraine and sanctions from the West, the speaker observes Russia’s resilience and determination to overcome challenges.
  5. They also mention visiting an economic exhibition showcasing Russia’s thriving economy despite the sanctions.
  6. The speaker reflects on their experience in Russia and their decision to visit the new territories despite the dangers and challenges.
  7. The conflict between Russians and Chechen people, highlighting the history of wars and bloodshed in the region, is discussed.
  8. The role of Chechen people in the conflict and their fight for independence against Russians in the 1990s is mentioned.
  9. The influence of foreign fighters in the region and the differences between Wahhabism and Sunni Sufism in Chechnya are touched upon.
  10. Overall, the speaker aims to provide a firsthand perspective on the situation in the new territories and the ongoing conflict in the region.
  • @Skyrmir
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    310 months ago

    The US military isn’t involved in Ukraine. We know this, because there are still Russians in Ukraine.

    The Ukrainians have been holding off Russia for two years, using spare parts and out dated Western equipment. The only reason they’re still in a conflict is the threat of nukes. Otherwise Putin would be lined up next to Hussein and Gadddafi.