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by John Helmer, Moscow
@bears_with [2]
In today’s Dialogue Works podcast, Nima Alkhorshid steals a march on Tuesday’s talks between the Russian and American teams preparing for the summit meeting to follow between President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump.
We look at the US team – the megalomaniac, the Confederates, the Family, and the moneymen – and at the Russian team (Foreign Minister Lavrov, Kremlin foreign policy advisor Ushakov, Russian Direct Investment Fund CEO Dmitriev) and discuss what temporary terms are possible for outcome; what permanent peace for the Ukraine, China, Iran, and Palestine is probable, if any.
The Maryland State Board of Censors and the British Board of Film Classification warn this podcast is not for the vainly optimistic, falsely conscious, premature triumphalists, paid propagandists. This is the school of grim realism, not the Professor Mushheimer school of realism nor the Doctor Zero theatre of Russian PR.
Listen to the hour-long discussion here [3].
Follow-up references:
- For quick diagnosis of President Trump’s symptoms, start here:
Source: https://www.psychologs.com [4]
- For the detailed end-of-Ukraine war terms of the “Cambridge Initiative on Peace Settlements”, promoted by the New York Times [5],
- Outside the customary Anglo-American frames of reference, for the options for end-of-war in the Ukraine and for escalation of war against China, listen to the former head of the Indian Army’s artillery forces, Lieutenant General (retired) P.R. (Ravi) Shankar: Customer Experience 3 Text Landscape 16 9 [6]
