HardTalk and Mohamed El-Erian on Global Economy Perspectives 1 of 2 - BBC Interview

HardTalk and Mohamed El-Erian on Global Economy Perspectives 1 of 2 - BBC Interview, recorded 01.12.2011

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[8814stephen]

Listen to everybody trying to blame Germany again for something that it untrue and did not start...just like they got blamed for 2 world wars which were not their fault....thats right WWII was Britain's and France's fault after THEY declared war on Germany first...simply because the Germans was answering back for Poland's attack on their radio station....but the jew devils including today's jew dominated media has hated Germany and Germans for hundreds of years! Germany save only yourself !

[RuniEvents]

@8814stephen > Hi Stephen ... I hope I'll find time to reply in more detail. In the meantime, just briefly, I posted this vid as a Current Financial Highlight and not a History review, but I understand your sentiment regarding "Just Blame the Germans"... Still I have a better Documentary series & more on the Historical issue at my parallel Channel "RuniTravel" ... Just Google "Berlin History BBC Matt Frei Runi" or see " Berlin History 1 of 15 - Dangerous Ideas 1 of 4 - Matt Frei BBC " Thanks

[RuniEvents]

@RuniEvents > I would have to read-up, but if my History lessons were correct WW1 was started by a terrorist group that killed a Diplomat in Sarajevo ... It officially had nothing to do with the British or the French (but I am open to ideas...) ... Bismarck created a triangular "Peace Pact" (to secure European Peace) that crumbled at this event, because under the conditions of the Pact, Germany and others HAD to declare WAR ... Not a Nice Story for anyone involved ... That's +- what I learnt..

[RuniEvents]

@RuniEvents > WW2 on the other hand is even more complex, and I would have to study History a whole lifetime to even be eligible to comment ... My personal view (for whatever it may be worth) ... WW2 is just a prolongation of unresolved issues after WW1 ... these two cannot be separated in Content... Forcing Germany to pay reparations for WW1 created the stimmulus for revolt, and it hurt both sides ... History has all the lessons available, it already happenned back in Rome & even B4 ...

[AbsentDog]

@8814stephen

If you're talking about the Gleiwitz incident then you should know that that was a Nazi-staged event that Germany used used to provide the justification for the invasion of Poland, much like the Gulf of Tonkin was a lie that the U.S. used to invade Vietnam.

Beware of historical events referred to as "incidents" - they tend to be lies.