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Conversations With History - Edward N. Luttwak

Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes author/consultant Edward N. Luttwak for a discussion of U.S. global strategy. He analyzes the Iraq debacle highlighting the misperceptions and strategic ...  
 
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Mahdavi1990 (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Luttwak is actually an idiot. I was reading an article about Iran which was more like a load of bollocks he just made up on the spot and felt like writing down on a piece of paper.

What an absolute moron who just doesn't understand anything!
jak1428 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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nonsense! the people who conspired for the irak war (definitely americans and brits) knew that the wmd stuff was entirely fabricated! interesting, informative interview though...
Turksarebarbarians (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Doing nothing about the Middle East ... Will the Middle East do nothing about us either? Or will it send us a few of its best and unrivalled products - jihad, Saudi-sponsored mosques and teachings as is the case now?...Another peculiar euphemism 'let they have their history'...When the Turks "had their history", 2,5 million Armenians and Greeks were exterminated...They seem to have learnt 'their history' well in this diabolical cursed Middle East.
Ognjen1986 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I like listening to him and he has some excellent insights, however, I disagree with his view of China. In my opinion hi is underestimating the growth of Chinese nationalism. It is becoming more like other nation states, something it never was, and with that will arise the impulse to imitate other nation states. It will build strong military, and will attempt to dominate the region.
lpuzielli (1 year ago) Show Hide
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he can sound selfish or fool, dunno. nevertheless, it's very stimulating to listen to this guy
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NewRome (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Great analysis from strategist Edward Luttwak.




"San Francisco is an emerging Chinese city", - like the game of GO.
8data (1 year ago) Show Hide
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China is the greatest strategic challenge to
the United States and always will be
the main question is about societies who want to transcend
central authority to innovate sufficiently, socially
to be part of american civilization
but Chinas current leadership is against Human Rights Development, promoting the worst tendencies of the East in power control
but is still a successful society that will be more so by the end of the Millennium Development Goals in 2015
the main question is succession
rebharath (2 years ago) Show Hide
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excellent and insightful discussion! with great power comes great responsibility ... and a troubling lack of curiosity.... :)

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