Pepe Escobar: Trump in deep trouble as Putin drops missile BOMBSHELL, Venezuela War ERUPTS
Pepe Escobar interviews with Danny BOMBSHELL Haiphong.
Trump is going nuclear on Russia, but Putin has just called his bluff after a humiliating US defeat to China. Geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar joins to break down the bombshell victories achieved by Russia and China over Trump’s nuclear escalations, as well as the next phase in the empire of chaos’s war on BRICS.
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Pepe needs to find a better pretext than blaming Itamaraty Palace for Brazil’s blocking Venezuela from joining BRICS. His explanation, better say, his mantra, is getting old, and fingering Brazil’s foreign minister might be useful to explain (“in short,” as he repeats nonstop) Lula’s backstabbing of Venezuela, but it does… Read more »
well of course we’re hostages of our sources, and a native must have the better part of discretion wrt to his country on which he reports, especially as raised in junta dictatorship, and at risk of returning into one. And the intelligent do well not to report too much on… Read more »
You’re entitled to your opinion, however wrong.
Oh gee! Here we go again. You Sputnik, is not entitled to tell a fellow worker, a friend and my colleague that he is wrong. This is rule number one here. Adjust your communication efforts because this style does not work for me. Disagreement is fine. Secondly, if you want… Read more »
Exactly AHH.
Your final sentence sums the matter up nicely.
In considering complex matters, some info can be put in the “ACCEPTED” tray, some in the “REJECTED” tray, and most put into the “LET’S WAIT AND SEE” tray.
To expect perfection is not realistic.
Quote: “And if he has not open Pandora’s box so far, we can expect more explanations “in short” and “more complicated than that.” In terms of Brazil, yes. Because there is no way that Pepe will derail a specific writing or interview to discuss Brazilian internal affairs — because the… Read more »